NFL Power Rankings Week 14: Pegging Biggest Movers from Week 13

The following five NFL teams made the biggest moves from our power rankings in Week 13 to the new list we've tallied in Week 14:

Chicago Bears (down six)

When you score three points, allow seven sacks and lose your best offensive player for two to six weeks, there's no where to go but down. If the Bears can't figure out their offense without both Jay Cutler and Matt Forte over the next couple of weeks, Chicago will find themselves on the outside looking in to the NFC playoff picture. Sunday's showing at home against the Chiefs was tough to watch.

Denver Broncos (up five)

What more can you really say about the Broncos? They've won six of their last seven, and they now sit atop of the AFC West after beating Minnesota on the road and watching the Raiders fall on their face in Miami.

They get the aforementioned Bears at home this week, but doesn't everyone really want to see how they'll fare when they take on the Patriots in two weeks? We'll really know where this team is at after that matchup.

Miami Dolphins (up four)

A little part of every NFL fan should be happy about what the Dolphins have done over the past month or so. Once looking at an 0-7 record and a coach that was hanging on by a thread, Miami has won four of five games and finally looks like the team some thought they could be this season.

The revival stories of Matt Moore and Reggie Bush have been fun to watch, too. They could keep it rolling this week as they welcome the Eagles, another team that finds its name on this list.

Oakland Raiders (down four)

I think we would have been crazy to think that the Raiders would have an easy time traveling all the way to Miami and knocking off the Dolphins easily, but to get rocked like they did on Sunday was inexcusable.

That's a game that a division winner needs to come away with, especially when Tim Tebow and the Broncos were nipping at their heels. With a trip to Lambeau Field to face the Packers this week, the Raiders could really be putting their playoff hopes on the line.

Philadelphia Eagles (down four)

The alarm clock officially went off on the Dream Team in Seattle. Faced with a 2,500-mile trip out west to play a Thursday night game, the Eagles hardly even showed up in a 31-14 rout.

It'll be interesting to see how the Eagles approach this offseason. Does a change at the top need to be made? Will Juan Castillo last? Is there another roster overhaul?  

Week 14 Power Rankings

1. Green Bay Packers (12-0)	17. New York Giants (6-6)
2. Baltimore Ravens (9-3)	18. Buffalo Bills (5-7)
3. San Francisco 49ers (10-2)	19. Seattle Seahawks (5-7)
4. New Orleans Saints (9-3)	20. San Diego Chargers (5-7)
5. Pittsburgh Steelers (9-3)	21. Kansas City Chiefs (5-7)
6. New England Patriots (9-3)	22. Arizona Cardinals (5-7)
7. Houston Texans (9-3)	23. Miami Dolphins (4-8)
8. Dallas Cowboys (7-5)	24. Philadelphia Eagles (4-8)
9. Atlanta Falcons (7-5)	25. Washington Redskins (4-8)
10. Detroit Lions (7-5)	26. Cleveland Browns (4-8)
11. Denver Broncos (7-5)	27. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-8)
12. Chicago Bears (7-5)	28. Carolina Panthers (4-8)
13. Cincinnati Bengals (7-5)	29. Jacksonville Jaguars (3-9)
14. Oakland Raiders (7-5)	30. Minnesota Vikings (2-10)
15. New York Jets (7-5)	31. St. Louis Rams (2-10)
16. Tennessee Titans (7-5)	32. Indianapolis Colts (0-12)