I have a Power Rankings algorithm designed, will be a little bit before it's implemented but thought I'd go ahead and list how it's rating out the teams after week 10:

1. New Jersey
2. Carolina
3. Buffalo

The top 3 are very close in the ratings, there is a bit of a drop-off to #4

4. Baltimore
5. Pittsburgh
6. New England
7. New Orleans

#'s 4-7 are very strong as well, just not quite to the tier of the top 3

8. Atlanta
9. Arizona
10. Kansas City

KC rounds out the third block of strength. The rest below are pretty close, with the difference gradually rising as we get toward the end of the list.

11. San Diego
12. St. Louis
13. Tennessee
14. Green Bay
15. Indianapolis
16. Miami
17. Jacksonville
18. Chicago
19. Dallas
20. Cleveland
21. Tampa Bay
22. Philadelphia
23. New York
24. Minnesota
25. Oakland
26. San Fransisco
27. Seattle
28. Houston
29. Denver
30. Washington
31. Detroit
32. Cincinnatti

Nice addition!

Thanks

Great script. I'd love to see it get implemented into the game.

:) Very good, love stuff like this, thanks

It will be :-) It's in pre-beta at this point.

Here are the resumes of the teams in the top 10 with the next 6 teams for reference to round out the top half of the league. Losses for teams in the top half of the league were given a ranking, with no ranking indicated for losses to teams in the bottom half.

1. New Jersey (9-0) Best Wins: #5 Pittsburg, #6 New England, #9 Arizona, #12 St Louis, #15 Indianapolis, #16 Miami
2. Carolina (9-0) Best Wins: #8 Atlanta (x2), #15 Indianapolis
3. Buffalo (6 - 3) Best Wins: #4 Baltimore, #12 St. Louis, #13 Tennessee; Losses: #5 Pittsburg, #9 Arizona, #16 Miami

4. Baltimore (6 - 3) Best Wins: #5 Pittsburgh (x2), #14 Green Bay; Losses: #3 Buffalo, #16 Miami, Cincinnatti
5. Pittsburgh (5 - 4) Best Wins: #3 Buffalo; Losses: #1 New Jersey, #6 New England, #4 Baltimore (x2)
6. New England (7 - 2) Best Wins: #5 Pittsburgh, #11 San Diego, #16 Miami (x2); Losses: #1 New Jersey, Jacksonville
7. New Orleans (7 - 2) Best Wins: #13 Tennessee; Losses: #8 Atlanta, New York

8. Atlanta (6 - 3) Best Wins: #7 New Orleans, #8 Arizona; Losses: #2 Carolina (x2), New York
9. Arizona (5 - 4) Best Wins: #12 St. Louis, #3 Buffalo, #14 Green Bay; Losses: #1 New Jersey, #8 Atlanta, #16 Miami, Minnesota,
10. Kansas City (8 - 1) Best Wins: #11 San Diego, #16 Miami; Losses: #11 San Diego

11. San Diego (5 - 4)
12. St. Louis (4 - 5)
13. Tennessee (5 - 4)
14. Green Bay (5 - 4)
15. Indianapolis (5 - 4)
16. Miami (5 - 4)

Nice, little things like this add a lot to the game.

Here is what I feel should be the power rankings based on resumes of the teams.

1. New Jersey (9-0) Best Wins: #4 New England, #6 Miami, #7 Arizona, #11 Indianapolis, #14 Pittsburg, #16 St. Louis
2. Carolina (9-0) Best Wins: #5 Atlanta (x2), #11 Indianapolis
3. Kansas City (8 - 1) Best Wins: #9 San Diego, #6 Miami; Losses: #9 San Diego

4. New England (7 - 2) Best Wins: #6 Miami (x2), #9 San Diego, #14 Pittsburgh; Losses: #1 New Jersey, Jacksonville
5. Atlanta (6 - 3) Best Wins: #7 Arizona, #8 New Orleans; Losses: #2 Carolina (x2), New York
6. Miami (5 - 4) Best Wins: #7 Arizona, #12 Buffalo, #13 Baltimore, #16 St. Louis; Losses: #1 New Jersey, #3 Kansas City, #4 New England (x2)

7. Arizona (5 - 4) Best Wins: #10 Green Bay, #12 Buffalo, #16 St. Louis; Losses: #1 New Jersey, #5 Atlanta, #6 Miami, Minnesota,
8. New Orleans (7 - 2) Best Wins: #15 Tennessee; Losses: #5 Atlanta, New York
9. San Diego (5 - 4) Best Wins: #3 Kansas City, #11 Indianapolis; Losses: #3 Kansas City, #4 New England, Oakland, Jacksonville,
10. Green Bay (5 - 4) Best Wins: #16 St. Louis; Losses: #13 Baltimore, #7 Arizona, Philadelphia, Chicago

11. Indianapolis (5 - 4) Best Wins: #15 Tennessee; Losses: #1 New Jersey, #2 Carolina, #9 San Diego, Tampa Bay
12. Buffalo (6 - 3) Best Wins: #13 Baltimore, #15 Tennessee, #16 St. Louis; Losses: #6 Miami, #7 Arizona, Pittsburg
13. Baltimore (6 - 3) Best Wins: #10 Green Bay, #14 Pittsburgh (x2); Losses: #6 Miami, #12 Buffalo, Cincinnatti
14. Pittsburgh (5 - 4) Best Wins: #12 Buffalo; Losses: #1 New Jersey, #4 New England, #13 Baltimore (x2),
15. Tennessee (5 - 4)
16. St. Louis (4 - 5)

Guh.

Well, I guess you'll know the algorithm is working if Cleveland stays in the bottom third. Heh.

1 Carolina / New Jersey +1 / New Jersey
2 New Jersey / Carolina -1 / Carolina
3 Kansas City / Buffalo +5 / Kansas City
4 New England / Baltimore +3 / New England
5 New Orleans / Pittsburgh +12 *** / Atlanta
6 Atlanta / New England -2 / Miami
7 Baltimore / New Orleans -2 / Arizona
8 Buffalo / Atlanta -2 / New Orleans
9 Arizona / Arizona = / San Diego
10 San Diego / Kansas City -7** / Green Bay
11 Green Bay / San Diego -1 / Indianapolis
12 Dallas / St Louis +6 / Buffalo
13 Tennessee / Tennessee = / Baltimore
14 Miami / Green Bay -3 / Pittsburgh
15 Tampa Bay / Indianapolis +1 / Tennessee
16 Indianapolis / Miami -2 / St Louis
17 Pittsburgh / Jacksonville +6
18 St Louis / Chicago +2
19 Oakland / Dallas -7
20 Chicago / Cleveland +7
21 Philadelphia / Tampa Bay -6
22 New York / Philadelphia -1
23 Jacksonville / New York -1
24 San Francisco / Minnesota +4
25 Cincinnati / Oakland -6
26 Houston / San Francisco -2
27 Cleveland / Seattle +5*
28 Minnesota / Houston -2
29 Washington / Denver +2
30 Detroit / Washington -1
31 Denver / Detroit -1
32 Seattle / Cincinati -7

Did My Own Power Rankings based on a equation I made up at 3 in the morning so don't place any wagers on the outcome of games. It was just for fun.
This is exactly as my algorithm spat out with no manipulation based on experience or knowledge of the league, as I am new to the game and this league in particular. Before the Slash is my Ranking after Is Denver (Jdavdibakr) and the position difference followed after the next slash by the available ranking from kansas city (Oukjweather) obviously it will need further work as my knowledge base increases

Pittsburgh Getting lots of love from jdavidbakr but other than that nothing to wild, although disappointed to see even my calculations put me at 19th.

Sorry Cleveland still bottom third.