SI Power Rankings (22. Lions): https://www.si.com/nfl/2018/11/13/nfl-power-rankings-2018
Yahoo Power Rankings (23. Detroit Lions (3-6, LW: 21): After the Lions beat the Packers and won a road game against the Dolphins, they were 3-3. They had won three of four. Since then they’ve been outscored 86-45 and the closest game was a 12-point loss to the Bears. They trailed that game 34-10 after three quarters. Matt Patricia’s first season started bad, looked good for a few weeks, and now seems to be a total waste.): https://sports.yahoo.com/nfl-power-rankings-chiefs-cruising-toward-no-1-seed-guarantees-nothing-051854682.html
Walter Football Power Ranking (23. Lions: I've heard NFL TV analysts criticize the trade, but I continue to believe that it made sense. What's puzzling is the Snacks Harrison trade. Why did Detroit deal for him when it considered itself a seller? Harrison has helped the run defense, but why acquire him if the team is in rebuilding mode, as evidenced by the Tate trade?): http://walterfootball.com/nflpowerrankings.php
NFL.com Power Rankings (24. Lions: Sensing a Martha Firestone Ford press conference coming sometime soon. The Lions are stinking up the joint and their season is falling apart ... quickly. If it feels like they lack a spark, you should know that the person who brought that spark is now suiting up for the Eagles. As for Detroit's other notable midseason transaction ... The acquisition of "Snacks" Harrison has brought immediate dividends: The Lions allowed only 54 rushing yards against the Bears on Sunday, a third of which came from Mitch Trubisky scrambles. Unfortunately, Snacks doesn't typically eat the quarterback (6.5 sacks in seven seasons), and Trubisky tore apart Matt Patricia's secondary. The offense made up for it by sputtering at 4.2 yards per play. Bleh.): http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000987904/article/nfl-power-rankings-week-11-packers-rise-patriots-eagles-fall
ESPN Power Rankings (24. Lions: Defining stat: 132.7. The Lions are allowing 132.7 yards per game rushing, which has caused issues in almost every game this season, particularly in five of their six losses. Detroit has, at points, struggled with the inside and outside run. The addition of Damon "Snacks" Harrison has helped the run defense, but it's still poor. And without a good run defense -- and without good pass pressure -- opposing offenses have been able to move the ball with relative ease against Detroit all game long, particularly during the Lions' current three-game losing streak. -- Michael Rothstein): http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/25206920/week-11-2018-nfl-power-rankings-season-defining-stats-every-defense
SN Power Rankings (24. Detroit Lions 3-6 (last week: 23): The Lions' run defense had been the biggest issue, but then Darius Slay's absence left the pass defense exposed in Chicago. The transition to being grittier in that area for Matt Patricia will need to wait, but at least the running game identity has already arrived.): http://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/news/nfl-power-rankings-patriots-eagles-steelers-week-11/ah7vq20py7gs125oenust0qa7
Pro Football Weekly's Week 11 power rankings (24. Lions (3-6) — What a surprising mess, with more big changes coming): https://www.profootballweekly.com/lists/2018/11/13/ffa4cc2e522e438db8b27772abf0d5ce/index.xml?page=4
MLive's Week 11 NFL power rankings: The Lions slide to the bottom tier (25. Lions: There's really no way around the truth at this point. This isn't a slump. This isn't just the up-and-down nature of a first-year coach. This is a bad football team. Lately, it's been atrocious, unable to win in any phase of the game. Some talent is still there, of course, mostly on offense. But the defense and special teams are so bad that they put too much pressure on an inconsistent offense that has little foundation after the Golden Tate trade. Detroit has to find a way to get a little bit better week by week in those weak areas. Otherwise, it could have a really rough final record given the teams it still has to play.): https://www.mlive.com/expo/sports/erry-2018/11/b5b442de2a8051/mlives-week-11-nfl-power-ranki.html
Freep Power Rankings (25. Lions): https://www.freep.com/story/sports/nfl/lions/2018/11/13/detroit-lions-nfl-power-rankings/1987881002/
AP Pro32 (25. Lions): https://pro32.ap.org/post-gazette/poll
CBS Power Rankings (27. Lions: Is Matt Patricia in over his head? Is he losing this team? Those are valid questions.): https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfl-week-11-power-rankings-could-the-bears-actually-be-this-years-version-of-the-2017-rams/
NFL RealGM's Power Rankings (27. Lions): https://football.realgm.com/analysis/3096/NFL-Team-Rankings-Week-10
USA Today Power Rankings (28. Lions (22): It ain't exactly the Curse of Bobby Layne, but Detroit has looked pretty lifeless since shipping former No. 1 receiver Golden Tate to Philly.): https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2018/11/13/week-11-nfl-power-rankings-saints-chiefs-rams-steelers-patriots/1982135002/
Average Power Ranking (323/13): 25
Tuesday, November 13, 2018
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