Dominic Bonvissuto

NFL Game Rankings, Week 1: A Look Back

04:20 PM ET 09.09

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Last Thursday, we ranked the watchability of every game on the Week 1 NFL slate. Today, we look back and re-rank the games based on what actually went down. At the end of the season, taking into account each week's pre-rankings and post-rankings, we definitively will determine the NFL's most exciting team to watch, the least exciting team to watch and where the other 30 teams fall.So, here are the Week 1 rankings revisited.Carolina 26, San Diego 24Pre-Ranking: 9Post-Ranking: 1Comment: A no-brainer. How Delhomme got the winning TD pass through two defenders is beyond us.New England…

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NFL Game Rankings, Week 1

01:46 PM ET 09.04

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Game Rankings is back for its second season. Every Thursday, we'll rank that week's games, from least watchable to most watchable. Plenty of factors will be used to determine watchability, but there's no set formula. You're basically subject to our whims. A new twist this season: On Tuesdays, we'll look back at how the previous week's games actually unfolded and re-rank them. At the end of the season, taking into account each week's pre-rankings and post-rankings, we definitively will determine the NFL's most exciting team to watch, the least exciting team to…

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Don Banks' Backup QB Rankings

11:50 AM ET 08.26

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With a rash of QB injuries (Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Matt Hasselbeck, Tarvaris Jackson, etc.) sweeping the NFL, SI.com senior writer Don Banks takes the opportunity to look at every team's Plan B, ranking backup QBs 1 through 32. A few highlights:3. Sage Rosenfels, Texans11. Brad Johnson, Cowboys31. Dan Orlovsky, LionsYou can find the whole list here.Agree or disagree with Banks' picks? Let him know in the comments below.

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JCLII | 2 months ago

here is your first piece of hate mail from a steelers fan. you obviously have no idea what you are talking about. our offensive line is in it's second year together as a unit and will continue to jell. as far as what is behind ben roethlisberger. i really have no idea what you mean except to think that you are speaking of the civil trial that will be dropped before christmas. either way, you have no knowledge and i wonder how you became a sports writer in the first place.