Week 1 Power Rankings 2014-15

1 - Seattle Seahawks - They have the best chances to repeat of any Superbowl winners in recent years.

2 - Denver Broncos - They are the best team in an easy AFC.

3 - Green Bay Packers - The Packers will have a healthy Aaron Rodgers and all reports indicate that the defense has vastly improved. Put that with one of the strongest offenses the past few seasons and you have a real contender.

4 - New Orleans Saints - The past few years the NFC South has not had back to back division winners, and the Saints looked primed to take the title this year.

5 - New England Patriots - The only true threat to the Broncos chances to returning to the Superbowl is New England.

6 - San Francisco 49ers - The off season and preseason hasn't given much hope lately for the Bay Area organization.

7 - Carolina Panthers - Cam Newton is quickly becoming one of the best QBs in the league and already the best scrambler.

8 - Philadelphia Eagles - Chip Kelly silenced doubters about him coaching a professional team, including Moshe Football.

9 -Cincinnati Bengals - Many predictions have Pittsburgh dethroning the Bengals in the division this year.

10 - Arizona Cardinals - It's a very real possibility that this 10-6 team last year will once again miss the playoffs because of the strength of the NFC and more precisely the NFC West.

11 - Pittsburgh Steelers - As stated before, the Steelers are becoming the favorite in the AFC North.

12 - San Diego Chargers - This team may surprise many people and take the AFC West.

13 - Indianapolis Colts - The Colts aren't as good as their 11-5 record last year suggests.

14 - Atlanta Falcons - The Falcons might be the the Chiefs of 2014.

15 - Kansas City Chiefs - A game manger QB will only get this organization so far.

16 - Baltimore Ravens - The second to last Superbowl champs missed the playoffs last year, and will probably miss it again.

17 - Chicago Bears - Jay Cutler always has flashed potential to be great but Chicago doesn't want flashes of potential anymore.

18 - Detroit Lions - With a new coach under center, there is no telling where the team will go.

19 - New York Giants - You can never count out the Giants going 9-7 and winning the whole thing.

20 - St. Louis Rams - The front seven is scary good, but the rest of the team has one to many question marks.

21 - New York Jets - Geno Smith will be under center with a very similar QB styling of Mike Vick in the second spot.

22 - Miami Dolphins - A huge free agency last year didn't seem to bode so well for them.

23 - Tennessee Titans - Tennessee will only be getting worse.

24 - Tampa Bay Buccaneers - The NFC South is the second division to have all four teams put on the power rankings up to this point.

25 - Dallas Cowboys - Michael Sam has officially become a Cowboy but don't plan on seeing him in a game anytime soon.

26 - Houston Texans - Clowney and Watts make take over the Rams position of best defensive line in the league.

27 - Minnesota Vikings - Let's be real for a second. AP is the closest thing to Superman in the world.

28 - Buffalo Bills - The Bills will just keep being mediocre. Maybe they'll start the season strong but will eventually even themselves out.

29 - Washington Redskins - After seeing what happened to Sam Bradford, the Redskins won't get rid of Kirk Cousins anytime soon.

30 - Cleveland Browns - Johnny Football is no starter.

31 - Jacksonville Jaguars - Jacksonville finished the second half of the season off at .500.

32 - Oakland Raiders - Fans of the Bay Area Raiders have some good news. Recent reports indicate that Oakland is trying to work out a deal with the team to stay.