Arena Football Power Rankings: Week 6

8. Portland Steel 

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In their first year as the Steel as opposed to the Thunder, the Steel just can not seem to get it right this season. They have been blown out in every game except the one they played against the Orlando Predators. 

7. Tampa Bay Storm 

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While the Storm may be winless, but a few of the losses came by a close margin. They have had chances where they were in position to either tie or win games this season.

6. Cleveland Gladiators 

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Despite the fact that the Gladiators came back from 19 down to beat the Jacksonville Sharks, that doesn't prove them worthy enough to move up on the list. Their offense is still one that is very weak and needs a lot of work done.

5. Jacksonville Sharks 

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The Sharks may have just given up the biggest lead they ever had, but they have proved that they are still a well-playing team with a defense that can force turnovers and an offense that can get off to a strong start.

4. Los Angeles KISS

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They've played much better football than they had in their first two seasons combined, but the KISS continue to be that one team that can win one week then blow it the next. Their key to success is being consistent. They need to play the same way they do in victories in every game.

3. Philadelphia Soul

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The Soul have always been one of the best teams in the league. 2016 has not been any different. The only thing holding them down is Raudabaugh leading the league in interceptions.

2. Orlando Predators

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The Predators may be the only undefeated team left in the AFL in 2016, but that doesn't make them the #1 team on our list. They have not been as dominant as most undefeated teams usually are. They have had to pull wins out of the air in games against the Steel and KISS.

1. Arizona Rattlers

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The Rattlers may have lost to the Predators by 18 points Saturday night, but they are still the most dominant team in the league. Before the game in Orlando, no one besides the Sharks have come close to beating the Rattlers, and they have been an unstoppable force on offense.