2021 NFL Power Rankings Week 14: Cowboys back on track, Ravens slip up
By Randy Gurzi
28. team. 31. . . Previous: 27th. New York Giants
New quarterback, same results.
The New York Giants were without Daniel Jones in Week 13 and that meant they were turning to Mike Glennon. The veteran backup did very little in his first start with the G-Men as they were only able to muster up a few field goals in a loss to Miami.
New York fired Jason Garrett a couple of weeks ago as Joe Judge wanted to use the offensive coordinator as a scapegoat. Now, it’s becoming painfully clear that the entire roster and coaching staff is an issue — not just one guy. With that being said, there are going to be some serious changes for this franchise in the offseason.
team. 57. . . Previous: 26th. Chicago Bears. 27
Before their game against the Lions on Thanksgiving Day, there were reports that Matt Nagy was on the way out with the Chicago Bears. That’s probably likely still the case especially after another uninspiring performance in Week 13.
While no one expected them to beat the Arizona Cardinals who were getting Kyler Murray back following a few weeks of missed games, they just never seemed to be competitive. They had four picks from Andy Dalton and gave up four touchdowns to Murray in a 33-22 loss — and it was never as close as that score made it seem.
Now at 4-8, the Bears are truly in “maybe next year” mode.