The relative gaps and transitions can be seen in the graph at the bottom of the post. Some of it can be a bit hard to make out, due to the big clump of teams in the middle. Also, there are only a finite amount of different shades of blue and red the human eye can really, categorically discern (no matter what Dulux try and tell you) when placed next to each other.
The teams have generally closed up, especially if you ignore the Cleveland Browns (look at that gap to them!). This is mainly due to the Patriots and Eagles losing relative ground to the rest of the teams.
The top 6 teams are fairly well separated but then it is very close between the Vikings in 7th down to the Bengals in 14th.
At the bottom of the rankings is the lonely Browns and then the Colts, Texans, Jets and Giants in a group of 4 with the Cardinals desperate to join them. The Raiders downward trend has head a bit of a stay, only because they got to play the Browns at home, but otherwise i am sure they will be down there soon too.
- New England Patriots
- Kansas City Chiefs
- Philadelphia Eagles
- Los Angeles Rams
- New Orleans Saints
- Carolina Panthers
- Minnesota Vikings
- Tennessee Titans
- Pittsburgh Steelers
- Baltimore Ravens
- Jacksonville Jaguars
- Dallas Cowboys
- Atlanta Falcons
- Cincinnati Bengals
- Seattle Seahawks
- Los Angeles Chargers
- Miami Dolphins
- Green Bay Packers
- Buffalo Bills
- Washington Redskins
- Detroit Lions
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Chicago Bears
- Denver Broncos
- San Francisco 49ers
- Oakland Raiders
- Arizona Cardinals
- New York Giants
- New York Jets
- Houston Texans
- Indianapolis Colts
- Cleveland Browns
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