NFL Power Rankings - Week 10
The Saints are the best team in the NFL. Sorry for the spoiler, let’s
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The Raiders put up a fight at home against a good Chargers team, but they sit squarely in dead last following the Giants’ Monday Night win.
It’s a shame the 49ers’ season has crumbled following all of their injuries, but with a potential franchise quarterback in tote, this good draft pick will come in handy.
Why do I feel like Giants fans are not happy they won that game and derailed their tank efforts?
It’s tough to knock a team that loses to the Chiefs, especially one that only allows 26-points from Patrick Mahomes and company.
Josh McCown was absolutely terrible in the Jets’ blowout loss to the Bills with 17 completions on 34 attempts for 2 interceptions and only 135 yards. Yuck.
Shame on the Bills for getting rid of Nathan Peterman. Why rid NFL fans of that amazing experience?
The Broncos were on a bye, but teams below them simply played better this week.
A team gaining over 500-yards of offense but only scoring 3-points is hard to believe. Barstool’s Buccaneers fan put it perfectly…
The Jaguars are 1-6 since their dismantling of the Patriots in Week 2. This is a sad, sad team to watch right now.
I declared the Lions back in the mix three weeks ago. I am now pulling the plug on that statement.
With a pretty manageable remaining six games, the Browns have to be kicking themselves over going 1-3-1 in their last-second finish and overtime games.
Are the Dolphins one of the worst 5-5 teams of all time? Call me a hater, but I say yes. I have no clue how this team beat the Chicago Bears.
The Colts remain alive in the AFC South after three straight wins following a four-game losing streak with two games that they should have closed out.
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This team is in danger of coming in last place in the AFC North and dethroning the Browns from the basement.
The Seahawks have had back-to-back losses to very good teams where they had a real chance to win. They have a tough schedule, but they clearly can still compete for a playoff spot.
I am being generous, as I have been all year, to the Falcons after their loss to the Browns. I am not saying Cleveland is good, but I just think the Falcons had an off game.
What is wrong with this Philadelphia team? They have the talent to be the best in the league, but, injuries aside, they just can’t put together a full game.
It’s been one step forward and one step back all season for the Cowboys, but at least they head into a tough stretch of their schedule on the positive side of that trend.
Honestly, they should be at 32 after hiring Hue Jackson.
They haven’t really beaten any good teams during this good stretch of games, but first place is first place and they have control of the AFC South.
Okay, the Texans might be in first, but I think the Titans are better. Even without Gronkowski on the other side, their home win against the Patriots was impressive.
Dropping the Panthers only one spot is being nice after that ass kicking they got at Heinz Field. Nevertheless, I do still think the Panthers are a pretty good football team when things go right.
A team giving up over 500-yards of offense but only giving up 3-points is hard to believe.
This team can be scary when Mitch Trubisky is as good as he was against the Lions on Sunday.
The Packers bounced back after two tough losses to top five teams on the road and still have a shot to swipe the division from the Vikings and Packers.
It’s a good time for the Vikings defense to look stout as they head into their two biggest games of the season against the Bears and Packers.
The Chargers looked average against the worst team in the NFL and only drop down because of how dominant Pittsburgh look. Don’t get me wrong, though, this team can contend for the Super Bowl.
Plain and simple, the Patriots are just a different team without Gronkowski. They’re still good when he isn’t playing, but they’re easily a top three team when he is on the field
It was nice of the Steelers to give the league a head start with their early season struggles. With their defensive advantage over the Chiefs, I might take them over Kansas City if they were to square off again.
It’s been a close few weeks for the Rams, who could have easily drop all of their last three games. The defense doesn’t look as good as they did earlier in the season, but the offense is still elite. All eyes will be on how they counter the Cooper Kupp injury.
The shootout in Mexico City against the Rams is going to be amazing and the shaky Chiefs’ defense is in for a real tough test.
I think the Saints are not only the best team in the NFL, but that they’re also a cut above the rest of the league. The fact that Drew Brees looks as good as he ever has at the age of 39 is just insanity.
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Okay, see you next week.