NFL power rankings for Week 11: Chiefs, Lions still reign as Cardinals surge
NY Post
Raise your hand if you picked the Cardinals as a first-place team more than halfway through the season.
Liars!
Kyler Murray is playing like a Pro Bowler in his first full season back from a torn ACL – he completed 17 straight passes in Sunday’s rout of the Jets – and the surging Cardinals have won four straight. He is just the fourth quarterback in NFL history with at least three rushing touchdowns in each of his first six seasons.
The NFC West could prove to be the NFL’s most chaotic division, with just 1 ½ games separating the top from the bottom.
The 49ers – winners of three of their last four – also appear to be hitting their stride after a slow start.
Neither team cracked the top 10 in The Post’s power rankings for Week 11, however. Who did?
The Yankees and Mets are well represented among finalists for year-end awards.
Aaron Boone acknowledged that “everyone’s going to have their opinions.”
Where and how has it all gone wrong for the Jets? How have they managed to miss the playoffs 13 consecutive years … and counting down the days and weeks to 14?
INDIANAPOLIS — There comes a point in most seasons, if not all of them, when you have to stop giving stock to the words relayed in a news conference.
Call it a bad case of the Sundays.
MUNICH — It is never, or rarely, the fault of one player, but it is time.
INDIANAPOLIS — Karl-Anthony Towns sat with his feet in the ice bucket, staring into nothing with a look of disappointment all over his face.
GLENDALE — Only the Jets could promise their tortured and tormented faithful a season of hope and great expectations and turn it into a Butt Fumble.
The way it’s gone for the Rangers the last two and a half weeks, Tuesday’s game against the NHL-leading Winnipeg Jets at Madison Square Garden is shaping up to be as big of a game as it could be in November.
Grading the Giants‘ 20-17 overtime loss to the Panthers in Germany on Sunday.