2020 NFL power rankings, Week 6: Steelers survive, Chiefs fall
3. team. 16. . 4-0. Previous: . Buffalo Bills
The undefeated AFC East leader’s showdown with the 3-0 Tennessee Titans was rescheduled for Tuesday as the league continues to deal with COVID-19 the best it can. In fact, the team’s Week 6 clash with the Kansas City Chiefs was also moved from Thursday evening to Sunday afternoon. In any case, quarterback Josh Allen is off to a great start but no doubt Sean McDermott would like to see better play from his defense than in the last few weeks.
124. . 4-1. Previous: . Kansas City Chiefs. 2. team
The reigning Super Bowl champions brought a 13-game overall winning streak into their home tilt with the rival Raiders. Andy Reid’s team also owned a 9-1 record in its previous 10 meetings with the Silver and Black. And the Chiefs had allowed a combined 70 points during their 4-0 start. But Kansas City’s defense was a no-show in giving up 490 total yards (144 on the ground) and Steve Spagnuolo’s secondary was burned deep too often by Derek Carr.
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49. . 4-0. Previous: . Green Bay Packers. 1. team
Including last season’s playoff split, the Packers now own an 18-4 overall record under head coach Matt LaFleur and have now won nine consecutive regular-season games dating back to Week 13 of ’19. Green Bay is averaging 38 points per game and the offense has scored 17 of the team’s 18 touchdowns. Aaron Rodgers has thrown for 13 scores without an interception and been sacked only three times. The Pack has not committed a turnover in 2020.