31. Carolina Panthers (1-3)<\/h3>\n
I\u2019m not buying Carolina<\/a>\u2019s Week 3 shutout win over division rival Falcons<\/a>. Hot take: Mac Jones will be the Panthers\u2019 starting QB week 1 of 2026.<\/p>\n Even though Miami<\/a> got their first win Monday night, they lost Tyreek Hill in the process. Say what you want about his age, but defenses still had to game plan around him.<\/p>\n Just like the Dolphins, the Giants<\/a> got their first win in Week 3 but also lost their top superstar on offense. Seems like another rebuilding year for the Giants.<\/p>\n Say what you want about the Saints<\/a> and their roster, but give credit to the coaching staff for keeping this team competitive each week. The Saints have a good chance of winning their first game in week 5.<\/p>\n The Jets<\/a> are a better team than their record shows. They could have easily beaten the Steelers<\/a> in Week 1 and the Bucs<\/a> in Week 3. They also threw the game away against the Dolphins with turnovers and penalties.<\/p>\n The Raiders<\/a> finally let Ashton Jeanty go back to his Michael Myers stance, and he exploded for 3 TDs. They were a blocked FG away from being 2-2 on the season. Better days are ahead for the Raiders.<\/p>\n It\u2019s time for Cleveland<\/a> to make a quarterback change. This defense is way too talented and can use some help from the offense in the points department.<\/p>\n The Texans<\/a>\u2019 win in Week 4 looked more impressive on the scoreboard than it did if you watched the entire game. The offensive line needs to figure it out, and C.J. Stroud needs to channel his inner Brett Favre by gunslinging the rock down the field more. The bright side is that Woody Marks looked excellent.<\/p>\n If Zack Taylor wants to keep his job, he’d better get the organization to call the New York Giants and trade for Jameis Winston TODAY..<\/p>\n The Cardinals<\/a> have dropped two games in a row on game-winning FGs. Ouch. They have a chance to get back on track with their home versus the Titans.<\/p>\n I give the Cowboys<\/a> a ton of credit after their Sunday night game. They should have gotten blown out, but showed a ton of heart going toe to toe with the Packers<\/a>. Maybe Jerry was right trading Micah Parsons, and I myself said it after the trade: I would not have paid Parsons all that money either.<\/p>\n This team looks like a shell of what it was last season. Poor defense and injuries have plagued the season so far.<\/p>\n Drake Maye is playing lights out, and that defense looks pretty good. If it wasn\u2019t for a Week 1 flop against the Raiders, this Patriots<\/a> team could be sitting at 3-1.<\/p>\n The Vikings<\/a> are a tad overrated if you ask me, and they showed their true colors against the Steelers. Whether it\u2019s Carson Wentz or J.J. McCarthy, the Vikings have Quarterback issues. Just watch the tape. All of Wentz’s production came late in the game, don\u2019t forget it was 24-6 in the 4th quarter.<\/p>\n The Bears<\/a> squeezed out a week 4 win, and Ben Johnson has ripped off two wins in a row. If the defense, which has injuries, can continue to hold it together, this team should be competitive each week.<\/p>\n What a start for the Ravens<\/a>! Between injuries and poor defense, this team looks lost. Call me crazy, but in my book, Lamar Jackson quit on his team Sunday against the Chiefs<\/a>. Not the first time he\u2019s done this. Sources point to a hamstring injury, but I am not completely buying it. Go back and watch the tape of his actions on the sideline after exiting the game. Very Selfish tendencies.<\/p>\n The Falcons seem to enjoy playing the Jekyll and Hyde role each week. Hopefully, what we saw out of the offense in Week 4 is the true makeup of this team.<\/p>\n I\u2019ll say this team could easily be 0-4. Another year full of injuries and aging players. On top of that, the offensive line is terrible. Personally, I would trade Christian McCaffrey for some draft capital while he\u2019s still healthy. A Week 5 matchup against the Rams<\/a> will be a tough assignment.<\/p>\n The Jags<\/a> are coming off their biggest win of the season in Week 4. I\u2019m still not sold on Trevor Lawrence, and a week 5 matchup against the Chiefs is a tough task, but luckily for them, it\u2019s in Jacksonville.<\/p>\n The Steelers dominated overseas against the Vikings, and Aaron Rodgers is cooking. Mike Tomlin deserves a lifetime extension from the organization because that guy only knows how to win games in the NFL.<\/p>\n The Seahawks<\/a> gambled on signing Sam Darnold, and it\u2019s actually paying off. Combined with a lethal running game and the top defense in the league, the Seahawks are off to a great start.<\/p>\n The Chargers<\/a> traveling across the country for a 1 pm game was doomed from the start, and on top of that, they lost another stud offensive lineman to a high ankle sprain in the game.<\/p>\n The Bucs lost a heartbreaker to the Eagles<\/a> and now have to travel to Seattle. Still, this Bucs team is very scrappy, and watching Baker Mayfield play quarterback each week is a treat.<\/p>\n The Chiefs, in a must-win game, bullied the Ravens around and looked impressive doing so. Monday night, they travel to Jacksonville to square off against the 3-1 Jags.<\/p>\n Indiana Jones has been a breath of fresh air and has finally unleashed this offense. This team will be competitive all year and fun to watch.<\/p>\n Denver<\/a> regained their dominance on both sides of the ball Monday night. Full throttle ahead for this Sean Payton team.<\/p>\n The Packers, who were a double-digit favorite Sunday, really dropped the ball. Not sure if this team is as good as their Week 1 win against the Lions<\/a> or a mid-tier team they showed us Sunday night.<\/p>\n The Rams beat the sizzling Colts because of two Daniel Jones turnovers and almost took down the Eagles in Philly one week prior. A Short week at home against the injury-riddled 49ers<\/a> should be a cake walk.<\/p>\n While most have the Eagles ranked #1. I\u2019m not sold on their record or offense. They remind me of the past Chiefs teams getting lucky bounces. Lucky eventually runs out.<\/p>\n The Lions have been rolling since week 2, and as long as Jared Goff continues to play good ball, this team isn\u2019t losing many games.<\/p>\n It\u2019s Josh Allen\u2019s world right now, and the Bills are playing in sync in all three phases of the game. The run defense has been suspect the past few weeks, but no Ed Oliver or Matt Milano in those games has been the reason why.<\/p>\n30. Miami Dolphins (1-3)<\/h3>\n
29. New York Giants (1-3)<\/h3>\n
28. New Orleans Saints (0-4)<\/h3>\n
27. New York Jets (0-4)<\/h3>\n
26. Las Vegas Raiders (1-3)<\/h3>\n
25. Cleveland Browns (1-3)<\/h3>\n
24. Houston Texans (1-3)<\/h3>\n
23. Cincinnati Bengals (2-2)<\/h3>\n
22. Arizona Cardinals (2-2)<\/h3>\n
21. Dallas Cowboys (1-2-1)<\/h3>\n
20. Washington Commanders (2-2)<\/h3>\n
19. New England Patriots (2-2)<\/h3>\n
18. Minnesota Vikings (2-2)<\/h3>\n
17. Chicago Bears (2-2)<\/h3>\n
16. Baltimore Ravens (1-3)<\/h3>\n
15. Atlanta Falcons (2-2)<\/h3>\n
14. San Francisco 49ers (3-1)<\/h3>\n
13. Jacksonville Jaguars (3-1)<\/h3>\n
12. Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1)<\/h3>\n
11. Seattle Seahawks (3-1)<\/h3>\n
10. Los Angeles Chargers (3-1)<\/h3>\n
9. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-1)<\/h3>\n
8. Kansas City Chiefs (2-2)<\/h3>\n
7. Indianapolis Colts (3-1)<\/h3>\n
6. Denver Broncos (2-2)<\/h3>\n
5. Green Bay Packers (2-1-1)<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n4. Los Angeles Rams (3-1)<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n3. Philadelphia Eagles (4-0)<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n2. Detroit Lions (3-1)<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n1. Buffalo Bills (4-0)<\/h3>\n