A team's rating is the average of its opponents' rating plus 100 for a win or minus 100 for a loss. Wins that lower the rating and losses that raise the rating count one twentieth as much as the other games (see David Wilson's page for a much better description of the rating system). The Super Bowl counts double. These ratings are in the public domain and may be freely published.
Conference standings and game results are also available.
W L
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1 Indianapolis Colts 14 3 570
2 Denver Broncos 14 4 568
3 Pittsburgh Steelers 15 5 567
4 Seattle Seahawks 15 4 549
5 Jacksonville Jaguars 12 5 538
6 Washington Redskins 11 7 534
New York Giants 11 6 534
8 Kansas City Chiefs 10 6 532
Cincinnati Bengals 11 6 532
10 New England Patriots 11 7 531
Carolina Panthers 13 6 531
San Diego Chargers 9 7 531
13 Chicago Bears 11 6 523
14 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 11 6 520
Dallas Cowboys 9 7 520
16 Minnesota Vikings 9 7 507
17 Miami Dolphins 9 7 506
18 Atlanta Falcons 8 8 494
19 Philadelphia Eagles 6 10 484
20 Baltimore Ravens 6 10 480
21 Cleveland Browns 6 10 477
22 St. Louis Rams 6 10 469
23 Buffalo Bills 5 11 463
24 Oakland Raiders 4 12 462
25 Detroit Lions 5 11 461
26 Arizona Cardinals 5 11 460
27 New York Jets 4 12 455
28 Green Bay Packers 4 12 453
29 San Francisco 49ers 4 12 451
30 Tennessee Titans 4 12 445
31 New Orleans Saints 3 13 437
32 Houston Texans 2 14 413