24. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS (21) 5-9
Scoring points has not been a point of improvement for the New Orleans Saints this year. Lack of a consistent running attack and a weak overall defense have been the downfall for the Drew Bree’s led black and gold. Speedster Brandon Cooks made his presence felt after ripping off 124 yards receiving on 10 grabs and a TD.
25. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (22) 5-9
Well, 6-8 definitely sounds better than 5-9. Jacksonville fell to the Falcons last week and are more than likely out of the AFC South title race. Blake Bortles will get a lesson on aerial assault when the Jags take on the Saints in Week 16 and Drew Brees gets a chance to light up the stat sheet.
26. MIAMI DOLPHINS (24) 5-9
Not much to report out of Miami, except for the lack of a running game against the Chargers a week ago. Offensive weapon Lamar Miller only gained 12 yards on 9 carries and rookie Jay Ajayi racked up 27 yards. It is unclear if the Dolphins will stick with Dan Campbell for next season and that is a decision that will creep up on Miami sooner rather than later.
27. BALTIMORE RAVENS (27) 4-10
The lone bright spot in a dismal season for the injury plagued Baltimore Ravens — Kamar Aiken. The young WR continues to make plays even with the Jimmy Clausen’s of the world at the helm. His production speaks for itself, 8 catches for 128 yards and TD, but the Ravens will definitely need some more help going into next season.
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