SUPERSERIEN POWER RANKING Week 10

Anonymous
Jun 5
2 min read

1) Carlstad Crusaders (6-0)

The Crusaders took care of business last week beating the Göteborg Giants 49-21 at home.

With their two remaining regular season games being Örebro and Tyresö, we will see if the reigning champions can protect their flawless record against stiffer competition.

2) Tyresö Royal Crowns (5-1)

Tyresö might currently have the most explosive group of Receivers in the entire league.

The addition of Alpha Jalloh has done wonders to this Royal Crowns team that has now also added back former Wide Receiver of the Year, Kevin Börszei.

Their matchup with Carlstad in Week 11 will show whether or not they’ll be able to compete for it all this year.

3) Stockholm Mean Machines (4-2)

The Mean Machines are slowly working their way back into Sweden’s top teams.

Even with a significantly decimated roster, they managed to travel down to Limhamn and snatch away another victory.

If they can win out, they’ll be looking at a very successful bounceback season already.

4) Örebro Black Knights (4-2)

Örebro is only in 4th place because of all the injuries they have obtained.

This Black Knights team could hang with anyone if it only came down to talent, but it seems like they are yet to be fully healthy for an entire game.

With their playoff berth being already secured, they can focus on getting healthy and then going for it all in the playoffs.

5) Göteborg Giants (2-4)

Göteborg remains in their spot but had a pretty strong showing against the Crusaders.

With games against Kristianstad Predators and Stockholm Mean Machines coming up, they can realistically look at finishing the season 3-5 which would honestly be considered a success for a team that’s in their first season back in Superserien.

6) Limhamn Griffins (2-4)

Good game but no reward against the Mean Machines for Limhamn, who’s RB Dominik Kapas has a chance to eclipse 1.000 Yards this season and is a strong contender of “RB of the Year” (if the Crusaders’ De’Anta Sipp gets MVP instead).

7) Kristianstad Predators (1-5)

The Predators beat AIK 28-21 to clinch their first win of the season.

Though not pretty, one can be sure that Kristianstad will be electrified after their first taste of winning this year and going to be seeking revenge against a Limhamn team that beat them 14-13 in week 1.

8) AIK (0-6)

AIK has a lot of talent on their roster but hasn’t really had the chance yet to maximise it.

3 different QB’s in a year already aren’t a sign of consistency either. But, if they can sort out the QB decision early in the offseason and build around the good players they already have and will have coming up, they could be on their way back into competitiveness sooner rather than later.