Who’s the best? NFL up for grabs! #RESM560V

With Denver falling to the Rams, Patriots dominating the Colts, Green bay’s impressive win over the eagles and Cardinals phenomenal season continues, it is hard to say who is the best team in the NFL.

The rest of the NFC contenders have to be hoping the Packers don’t seize homefield advantage for the playoffs. They have jumped out to leads of 30–3, 45–0, 38–3 and 42–0 in the four home games since Rodgers’ R-E-L-A-X admonition

Green Bay has proven that they can compete with the best of them. They have been dominating every team that comes there way when playing at home. Aaron Rodgers is hot and it doesn't look like hes going to cool down. They are tied for first place at 7–3 with the Detroit lions for first place in their division.

Broncos falls down to 7–3 and now has the same record as the Chiefs who is also in their division. However Broncos is in first first due to beating the Chiefs earlier in the season. Should Broncos be worried? Peyton manning will most likely bounce back and have a better performance. It will be interesting to see the outcome of the second game between Denver vs Kansas City.

The Chiefs are tied for first place in the AFC West at 7–3. Who saw that coming after their 2–3 start?

The patriots are now 8–2 and has the second best record in the NFL. Brady is also been tearing it up and finally has revived his connection with his top target Gronkowski.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski is about as scary a matchup as it gets for NFL defenses. At times, the Broncos double- and even triple-covered Gronkowski, and he still made plays like his spectacular one-handed grab

What I find interesting is that the Patriots defense has competed well against the top tear offensive teams, which is a big reason why the Patriots are 8–2. They shut down the Colts number offense and Broncos incredible offense and won fashionably. Will Bill and the Patriots do it again?

The Patriots’ defense, on the other hand, suddenly looks stout. They shut down the Broncos’ ground attack in Week 9 and held Ahmad Bradshaw and Trent Richardson to four yards on 14 carries.

The surprise of them all, the Arizona Cardinals sit at 9–1 with the best record in the NFL. They are in arguably in the toughest division in football. With the defendant champions Seahawks, the 49ers, and St Louis Rams, Arizona has outshines them all. Their defense is not in the top 10. Their offense is not in the top 20, and how are they doing it? Their starting quarterback Carlson Palmer out for the season & their number one receiver Fitzgerald recently getting hurt, can the Cardinals continue their dominance.

The Cardinals no longer have the services of Carson Palmer, but they still have their fierce defense. The formidable unit didn't budge against a dangerous Lions attack, holding Matthew Stafford to just 183 yards passing (his lowest total of the season).

Lets have a great Monday night game, and will peoples opinions change after week 12? Can these top teams continue being successful week by week?