The AFC West has a new boss in the early going of our NFL power rankings, with the Las Vegas Raiders eclipsing the Kansas City Chiefs.
NFL power rankings: Week 4
Trevor Lawrence has really struggled, and the Jaguars look like they’ll be picking high again.
Holy hell.
Holy hell, Part Deaux.
The Texans are showing real fight, but they don’t have enough talent to win many games.
Tough to loss a game in more brutal fashion. Rough one for Detroit.
The Falcons finally found a team that’s more of a disaster than them.
Philadelphia now gets the Chiefs. Not exactly the easiest bounce-back game.
The Colts must beat Miami next week, or it’s over.
LOL.
The defense has been a major disappointment. One of the league’s worst so far.
The Dolphins fought hard but couldn’t pull it out in overtime against the unbeaten Raiders.
Minnesota saved its season with a win over Seattle. Best effort of the season.
Bengals? Bengals! Joe Burrow was solid, Ja’Marr Chase was terrific and the defense finished it off.
The offense is really limited and the defense, while good, isn’t a world-beater.
It’s time. Ben Roethlisberger is cooked.
Jameis Winston is doing enough to keep the Saints on schedule, and the defense is taking care of the rest.
Carolina is 3-0, but injuries threaten what has been a wonderful start.
The Broncos are also undefeated, but beating the Jets, Giants and Jaguars isn’t moving the needle. Next up, Baltimore. Prove it.
The Seahawks need something from their defense. You know, other than a total collapse.
Dallas has the best quarterback in the NFC East, and that’s likely enough.
Nice win by the Titans on Sunday, who look to be running away in the AFC South.
The Niners have a ton of injuries again, and the offense simply isn’t explosive right now.
Kansas City’s red zone defense and pass rush are a mess. Factor in six turnovers over the last two games, and you have a 1-2 record.
Huge win for the Bolts, who suddenly look like a threat to Kansas City in the AFC West.
Unbeaten and looking like they have a star in quarterback Kyler Murray. The needle is pointing up.
This wasn’t a good week, but Justin Tucker’s unreal leg saved the Ravens.
Finally, the Raiders have Derek Carr playing at an elite level while the defense isn’t totally submarining him. Can they win the West?
After being drubbed by the Saints in Week 1, the Packers have shown who they really are.
Cleveland held the Bears to less than 50 total yards. Impossible.
Buffalo got a vintage Josh Allen performance and clobbered Washington to move to 2-1.
The Buccaneers will be fine, but their pass defense is hideous. Matthew Stafford tore them up.
The best team in the NFL through three weeks.