Power Rankings (Week 11)

So how good is my ranking system, based solely on points per yard (and then put through the regressive formula)?  Well, the obvious metric is how well the ranking system picks winners, how many times the higher ranked team wins.  Below, I iterate through 6 seasons (calculate the power rankings each week, and see how well those rankings pick winners).  I compare it against the most simple ranking system I could think of, based solely on wins / losses (if two teams have the exact same record, I just randomly picked one to win).  Also, I throw out the first two weeks (can't really calculate wins / losses with so few games).  Enjoy:

Year	Picked Correctly
	Simple Ranking	My Ranking
2004	60.7%	70.1%
2005	64.3%	68.3%
2006	58.5%	61.6%
2007	65.6%	69.6%
2008	61.8%	67.9%
2009	62.1%	66.1%

So, as you can see, I'm slightly better than just always picking the team with more wins.  I'm right about 67% of the time, vs. 60% for the simple approach.  Apparently, 2006 was a screwy year.  And below, this week's ranking:

Rank	Team	Power Ranking
1	New York Jets	1.000
2	New England Patriots	0.964
3	Atlanta Falcons	0.940
4	Pittsburgh Steelers	0.934
5	Baltimore Ravens	0.878
6	Philadelphia Eagles	0.862
7	Green Bay Packers	0.850
8	Tennessee Titans	0.821
9	Indianapolis Colts	0.803
10	Cleveland Browns	0.774
11	Chicago Bears	0.760
12	Seattle Seahawks	0.759
13	New York Giants	0.746
14	Oakland Raiders	0.741
15	Miami Dolphins	0.740
16	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	0.728
17	Jacksonville Jaguars	0.722
18	New Orleans Saints	0.707
19	Kansas City Chiefs	0.701
20	Houston Texans	0.701
21	St. Louis Rams	0.679
22	Denver Broncos	0.678
23	San Diego Chargers	0.675
24	Washington Redskins	0.657
25	Arizona Cardinals	0.633
26	Detroit Lions	0.628
27	Minnesota Vikings	0.623
28	San Francisco 49ers	0.606
29	Cincinnati Bengals	0.548
30	Dallas Cowboys	0.517
31	Buffalo Bills	0.506
32	Carolina Panthers	0.452