Rich Eisen· Nov 14, 2025
Eisen ranked his top five matchups of Week 11, and along the way said the Rams sit atop his power rankings as the best team on both sides of the ball, and praised RJ Harvey as Denver's path forward.
“And then there's the Rams who are top my power rankings because they are playing the best football, I believe, on both sides of the ball”
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“And then there's the Rams who are top my power rankings because they are playing the best football, I believe, on both sides of the ball because Matthew Stafford is as red hot as a quarterback has ever been.”
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