NFL power rankings, Week 8: Ravens surge, Eagles fall
The Baltimore Ravens pulled off an impressive win over the Seattle Seahawks, while the Philadelphia Eagles are a lost team searching for help.
The Dolphins looked like they might win, and then they didn’t.
The Bengals are atrocious.
Washington has no ability to score a point.
Atlanta is waiting to fire Dan Quinn for reasons unknown.
The fat lady is screaming at this point.
Daniel Jones is having a rough month, and the Giants are sinking fast.
Los Angeles is about to hibernate for a long winter.
Joe Flacco and a defensive-minded staff are not a good match.
The Buccaneers need Jameis Winston to stop turning the ball over. Good luck.
Pittsburgh is hanging around in the postseason chase, but barely.
The Browns are coming off their bye week to play the Patriots in Foxboro. Have fun.
Don’t look now, but the Cardinals have won three straight and now get a great test in New Orleans.
The Titans won, then lost, then somehow won again this weekend.
Mitch Trubisky is a disaster.
Nobody was beating Aaron Rodgers on Sunday. Can the Raiders regroup and ahndle the Will Fuller-less Texans?
Gardner Minshew is returning to earth, but the Bengals were an easy mark.
There are ample issues going on with the Eagles. The next four games are rough.
The Lions have endured a few rough weeks, losing consecutive NFC North games.
Beating the Falcons doesn’t deserve any acclaim. We’ll see what the Rams are as the season goes on.
Houston lost a key game this week, and now will be without Will Fuller for the foreseeable future. Tough weekend.
Kyle Allen or Cam Newton?
The Ravens are looking more and more like a real contender, especially in the largely weak AFC.
Huge win for the Cowboys, who would have been entering crisis mode with another loss.
Disappointing result against the Ravens, who ran the ball down Seattle’s throat all day.
It’s a rare time when a winning team falls. The Bills struggled to beat the Dolphins at home. The quarterback is a problem.
Kansas City will miss Patrick Mahomes for a few weeks, but it will get him back at the right time.
The Colts are talented, but its the coaching staff that makes them a fantastic team.
Kirk Cousins has gone from chump to champ in the span of three weeks.
The only undefeated team in the NFC, even if it is playing the WAC.
Undefeated while Drew Brees is injured. Incredible.
If Aaron Rodgers starts playing like that consistently, forget it.
This is like a high school kid fighting a toddler.
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