NFL Power Rankings Week 11: Ranking the Top Andrew Luck Contenders

Stanford's Andrew Luck will be the first pick in the 2012 NFL Draft next April. To some, he is the best quarterback prospect since Peyton Manning. 

Funny that the Indianapolis Colts are the team with the best chance of securing that position. 

Let's take a glance at the teams most likely to get the No. 1 overall pick.

Indianapolis Colts 

Three points this week, seven in Week 9 and 10 points the week before. Things couldn't get much worse for the worst team in football. 

The defense is ravished with injuries, but has been totally shredded by every opposing quarterback it has faced this season. 

The run defense is allowing nearly 146 yards on the ground per game. 

Could the Colts really lose Peyton Manning then get Luck for the next decade? 

Seems almost unfair, but it's a distinct possibility. They've got a two game "lead" on the rest of the field. 

Minnesota Vikings 

Currently, there are four teams with two wins in the NFL. The Dolphins are on a "winning streak" and the Rams beat the hapless Browns in a complete snoozer on Sunday.

The Panthers are reeling despite Cam Newton grabbing headlines. 

The Vikings face the Packers in Lambeau Field tonight in what could very easily be their seventh loss of the season. 

They have to give Christian Ponder more time in the starting role, but with a defense that's allowing nearly 275 yards a game, it'll be tough to gain some upset wins late. 

The Raiders, Falcons, Lions, Saints and Bears remain on the roster. 

Already with two wins, it's unlikely they'll get that No. 1 spot, but crazier things have happened. 

Washington Redskins 

Are the Redskins going to win another game this year? Maybe when Santana Moss returns?

Because right now, their offense is so atrocious and they just lost to the Dolphins. Yikes.

Actually, in this case it's a good thing because I think they have a realistic chance at getting that No. 1 overall pick.

Whoever thought Rex Grossman and John Beck were capable starters to start the year was crazy anyway.

Oh wait, Mike Shanahan thought that. Whoops. 

Luck would be a bit of an upgrade, no? Not sure they can "catch" the Colts. 

Miami Dolphins 

This team has a little momentum right now.

Matt Moore is finally moving the ball effectively and how about Reggie Bush? He awoke from his early season slumber.

Miami's defense isn't horrible, but their schedule is rough to finish the year. 

They're at Buffalo on Dec. 18, travel to New England the following week and end the season, they are at home against the Jets. 

Will they get to four wins?