NFL power rankings, Week 5: Cowboys sink, Colts rise
The Dallas Cowboys are dropping in our NFL power rankings, while the Cleveland Brownsand Indianapolis Colts are both trending up.
Adam Gase is collecting his paycheck with a ski mask on at this point.
Daniel Jones can’t stop turning the ball over, and it’s crushing the Giants.
Dwayne Haskins was reasonably decent against Baltimore, but that wasn’t near enough.
The Jaguars were fun for a week. Now, Duval is settling in for a long year ahead.
The defense can’t stop anybody, and while the offense is solid, the Falcons are not.
It’s finally over with Bill O’Brien.
Joe Burrow gets his first win while throwing for 300 yards again. Kid can play.
Brett Rypien isn’t the answer long-term, but he’s good enough to beat the Jets.
Detroit is seemingly always competitive, but the Lions fall short time and again.
Miami made a game of it against the Seahawks, but the offense settling for field goals doomed the Dolphins.
Philadelphia is in first place of the NFC East. Yikes.
A win! The Vikings have some talent, so perhaps this is the beginning of a turnaround?
Justin Herbert looks legit. Unfortunately, blowing a 24-7 lead is a crushing blow for the Chargers’ hopes this season.
Derek Carr refuses to take shots, and the defense can’t stop anybody. Tough combination.
The Cowboys have decided defense is optional this season. They’ve declined the option.
The 49ers should be happy. They have a zillion injuries and have managed to stay afloat. It’s a long season.
This has to be the softest 3-1 record in NFL history.
After two very promising weeks to open the year, the Cardinals have crashed back to reality with two sobering defeats.
Break up the Panthers! Teddy Bridgewater is rolling, the defense is improving, and Matt Rhule is doing a nice job.
Baker Mayfield didn’t have to do much as the offense rank for 307 yards. There are still ample questions, but 3-1 is a terrific start.
The Saints don’t move up. New Orleans looked good for much of the win over Detroit, but almost gave it away. Go home and pound the Chargers, then we talk.
Indianapolis’ defense is legit. The Colts have an issue with Philip Rivers and his lackluster play, but the Colts should be happy with their first quarter of the campaign.
Los Angeles may want to burn the offensive tape from Sunday’s win over the Giants, but it counts all the same.
Not dropping New England for losing what was a close game for 50 minutes in Kansas City without Cam Newton.
Hopefully the Titans can get healthy, what a terrible situation.
After having their scheduled reshuffled, the Steelers don’t have a true bye going forward. Tough sledding for Pittsburgh.
Tom Brady was terrific on Sunday, tossing five touchdowns. The Buccaneers will be heard from in the NFC come January.
Josh Allen is balling, Stefon Diggs is a problem, the defense will improve as the year goes on, and the Bills are making a case for the second-best AFC team.
Aaron Rodgers is going to be garnering MVP votes. Also, Aaron Jones is a monster.
Russell Wilson finally cooled down … by throwing for 360 yards and two touchdowns. Insane.
After being humbled by the Chiefs in Week 3, the Ravens bounced back and slammed Washington. Not a bad job.
Ugly win, doesn’t matter. The Chiefs are allowing 17.5 points per game, second-best in the league.