Most of the NFL power rankings have been released today except for a few. The Cardinals average around 20th. I can expect that after their average start to the season. If they can grind out a win in Seattle they will be in prime place to take a lead in the division. In the meantime, many experts aren't sold on the Cardinals -- yet.
For this team to win going forward, they will have to find a way to run the ball better. The coaches need to get second-year RB Chris "Beanie" Wells more involved at the beginning of each game.
Cardinals surprisingly lost ground in the NFC West race during their bye week.
Max Hall might find Seattle even louder than Salt Lake City.
They come off a much-needed bye to get Max Hall more time as the starter. He's got a chance to be a good player, but now must make his first road start at Seattle. That will be tough.
NFL.com = A good laugh. If you want to see where the Cardinals were ranked by some of the "experts", go here.
The Cardinals didn't play on Sunday, but the Rams, Seahawks and 49ers all won. After a 3-0 day, I don't think there's any doubt the NFC West is the best division in football.