NFL power rankings, Week 2: Eagles surge, Packers tumble
The Philadelphia Eagles looked great in their opener, while the Green Bay Packers were pummeled by the New Orleans Saints.
NFL power rankings: Week 2
Urban Meyer is already looking for the escape hatch to LSU or USC. What a total mess.
Zach Wilson might be great, but it’s hard to tell with six guys hanging off him every play.
The Falcons should be contracted after that effort. Just pitiful in every sense.
Dan Campbell’s team fought like hell even though they were woefully outclassed.
David Culley gets his first win, and the Texans have something to smile about … finally.
Terrible news for Giants fans: Daniel Jones and the offensive line appear to be unchanged.
The Bengals get a nice win to start the season, and now head to Chicago? Could 2-0 happen?
The defense was a mess, and is only getting a pass because everyone wants Justin Fields.
Jalen Hurts looked great, DeVonta Smith had a touchdown and Nick Sirianni got it done.
With Ryan Fitzpatrick hurt, Washington is going to have to rely heavily on its defense.
It’s the Jets, but Sam Darnold looked good, the defense was terrific and the weapons are there.
No blocking, no defense and Carson Wentz turning the ball over. Not an idea start in Indy.
New year, same nonsense. Kirk Cousins checking down, poor line play and breakdowns galore.
That was the most bizarre, exhausting game I can remember. What a rollercoaster.
The Cowboys lost but move up two spots. Dak Prescott is back, and that’s enough in this division.
Denver’s defense was solid, and now the Jaguars and Jets grace the schedule. Here comes 3-0?
Mac Jones was solid, but the Patriots couldn’t finish drives. They’ll need to clean up the red zone.
Well, the defense was terrible. The offense was terrible. It was a horrid day for the Titans.
Tua Tagovailoa didn’t do a ton, but he was solid and the Dolphins got an important road win.
If Jameis Winston doesn’t turn the ball over, the Saints are going to be a problem in the NFC.
Baltimore felt in control most of the night before letting it slip away. Brutal loss, with KC next.
Kyler Murray came out smoking, and Chandler Jones looked like Bruce Smith on Sunday.
The offense remains hideous, but Pittsburgh could have the league’s best defense.
Justin Herbert is great, the defense has talent and the coaching was solid. It equals a good team.
What the hell was that?
The Niners were dominant until almost having a historic collapse. All told: 1-0.
Cleveland should be pissed. Three turnovers unraveled what could have been a huge win.
The Bills need to play much better up front, and Josh Allen can’t miss two easy touchdowns.
The Rams looked like we expected. Matthew Stafford made throws and the defense was terrific.
Seattle went on the road and buried a much-hyped Colts team. Now, the Titans at home.
The Chiefs played awful early, got off the deck and came roaring back like a champion.
The Buccaneers weren’t perfect, but ultimately made the plays needed to win.