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Ray’s Ranks Week 10: A new team shakes up the top ten

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As we enter the second half of the season in Week 10, every team’s season outlook is fully revealed. With that being said, let’s take a look at where every team ranks following the halfway point of the season. F Tier: Is the season over yet? 32. Los Angeles Chargers (0-8) 31. Tennessee Titans (1-7) -1 30. Miami Dolphins (1-8) +1 29. Indianapolis Colts (2-7) 28. Philadelphia Eagles (2-7) 27. Arizona Cardinals (3-6) -3 D Tier: Not quite there yet 26. New York Jets (2-7) 25. Washington Commanders (2-5-1) +2 24. New Orleans Saints (3-5) +1 23. Dallas Cowboys (4-5) 22. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-6) C Tier: Wild Card Watch 21. Baltimore Ravens (4-5) -6 20. Las Vegas Raiders (4-5) -3 19. Atlanta Falcons (3-6) 18. Carolina Panthers (3-5) 17. Cleveland Browns (5-4) -1 16. Houston Texans (3-5) +5 B Tier: Dark Horse Contenders 15. New York Giants (5-2-1) +5 14. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2) 13. Los Angeles Rams (5-4) 12. New England Patriots (5-4) -1 11.

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