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AP Pro32 ballot from Gannon

AP Pro32-Gannon Ballot

Ballot and comments from AP Pro 32 panel voter Rich Gannon of CBS Sports/SiriusXM NFL Radio:

Week 14

RICH GANNON (CBS Sports/SiriusXM NFL Radio)

  1. Houston Texans - Will be tough to beat in the playoffs if they secure home-field advantage throughout.
  1. Atlanta Falcons - All they do is win despite the criticism about their inability to win in the postseason, as if that matters now.
  1. Denver Broncos - A top 3 defense and a QB who's having an MVP-type season - not a bad combination.
  1. New England Patriots - Still don't trust the defense, but they do have Brady and the No. 1 offense that's averaging 36 ppg.
  1. Green Bay Packers - Need to get the horses back on defense and they have to protect Rodgers better (sacked 39 times already).
  1. San Francisco 49ers - Very curious to see if the QB situation becomes a problem for this team down the stretch.
  1. Pittsburgh Steelers - Huge win without Big Ben on the road against the Ravens. Steelers have the better team right now.
  1. Baltimore Ravens - Need to eliminate the inconsistent performances on both sides of the ball that seem to creep up each week.
  1. Chicago Bears - Despite loss to Seahawks, I believe the Bears still make the postseason.
  1. Cincinnati Bengals - Zimmer's defense leads the league in sacks and they have a RB (BenJarvus Green-Ellis) who's had three straight 100-yard rushing days for the first time in his career.
  1. Indianapolis Colts - They have won seven of their last nine games since head coach Chuck Pagano was diagnosed with leukemia.
  1. Seattle Seahawks - Check out Russell Wilson's number this past month, nine TDs and zero interceptions.
  1. New York Giants - Tough loss last night, but Eli will find a way to get it done in December.
  1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - After two straight loses to playoff bound teams (Atlanta, Denver),they have an upfield battle to make the postseason.
  1. Washington Redskins - At 6-6 they are in position to make a run especially with what's remaining on the schedule.
  1. New Orleans Saints - Too little, too late for the 5-7 Saints.
  1. Minnesota Vikings - They are a one-trick pony on offense with Adrian Peterson and a 32nd-ranked passing attack.
  1. Dallas Cowboys - Different team with a healthy DeMarco Murray at RB.
  1. Miami Dolphins - Have lost four of their last five because they haven't been a good finishing team.
  1. Detroit Lions - Fading fast ... what more can I say?
  1. San Diego Chargers - Rivers is not the same player (11 fourth-quarter turnovers/most in NFL) and Norv and AJ are done.
  1. New York Jets - It's time to find out more about Greg McElroy.
  1. Cleveland Browns - Have a real chance to make it three in a row this week against KC for the first time in a long while.
  1. Buffalo Bills - They are 5-7 for a reason, not good enough in any one area.
  1. St. Louis Rams - Undefeated in the division ... really ... I'm not making that up (4-0-1).
  1. Carolina Panthers - Regardless of how they finish the last four weeks, don't believe it will be enough to save Rivera.
  1. Tennessee Titans - Apparently the change from offensive coordinator Chris Palmer to Dowell Loggains wasn't enough to get them over the hump against the Texans.
  1. Philadelphia Eagles - Switch from Vick to Foles at QB says it all ... the rebuilding has already begun.
  1. Arizona Cardinals - The QB situation is an absolute disgrace, honestly!
  1. Jacksonville Jaguars - Henne has the next four weeks to show that he should remain the starter next year.
  1. Kansas City Chiefs - Don't know how they played let alone won after the tragedy that took place over the weekend.
  1. Oakland Raiders - They simply are a really bad team right now and as a former Raider, it pains me to say that.

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http://pro32.ap.org/poll and http://twitter.com/AP-NFL

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