I sure hope nobody was watching Seattle-New Orleans. That was an absolute embarrassment on a coaching level.
Anyways, lets update the top ten.
New England Patriots
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas Cowboys
Los Angeles Rams
Green Bay Packers
Baltimore Ravens
Houston Texans
San Francisco 49ers
Buffalo Bills
New Orleans Saints
New England is, like, 1Aa and Kansas City is 1Ab. While New England obviously gets credit for shutting down the opposition like they should be, Baltimore is a much better boost than NYJ. Not gonna put them in different tiers.
Dallas kinda slipped a bit by not punishing the Dolphins through and through, but LAR should have done more against Cleveland, so not swap places. The Rams are pretty balanced. In fact, the weakest link is probably Goff himself.
Rodgers hasn't been his old self for two years now. He still hasn't woken up from his slumber yet. He needs to be producing more yards to move the offense more smoothly.
Despite going to 2-1, at least Baltimore lost to a top two team while putting up 28 points. It looked a lot like last year's Ravens though. Deshaun Watson is a god and the Texans have enough to compete for the AFC South along with Indianapolis. Their loss is to Drew Brees and still came to the very end.
Buffalo and San Francisco are quietly at 3-0. Despite turning the ball over five times, I'll put the 49ers ahead. I like their three opponents better and the Bills weren't that hot on Sunday. Both defenses are not bad.
Out of the million teams with two wins that you could put at ten, I'll do the New Orleans. Beating Seattle on the road and in the rain was impressive. I had them low after losing Brees, but if they can manage these drives and have good defense, they can survive until Brees makes his return. Kamara is the best running back in the league.
Next week will tell us a lot about everyone.