It's that time of the week again, boys and girls. Yes, the Power Rankings for week three are ready for public consumption.
Finally, same as always - comments, critiques, snarky digs, questions - all welcome.
Team's ranking last week in parentheses.
BTSC AFC Power Rankings, Week 4| Team | Comment |
|---|---|
| 1. Indianapolis (1) | A road win in the NFL is never an easy thing. No penalty for the close win, but there's obviously room to improve. |
| 2. Baltimore (4) | It's not necessarily pretty, but that's what they said in 2000, too. |
| 3. New England (8) | Absolutely thumped the Bengals. The emergence of Gabriel, if it sticks, changes everything. |
| 4. Jacksonville (3) | The 'Skins are tough at FedEx. Not a bad loss at all. |
| 5. Denver (6) | They get the Ravens next Monday night - we'll learn a lot about both teams. |
| 6. San Diego (5) | I'm not sold they can be anything more than good. That's fine, but there's a ceiling here. |
| 7. Cincinnati (2) | If the Steelers don't gift the Bengals their game, it's Cincy who's reeling. |
| 8. Pittsburgh (7) | DNP; Steelers must get in a rhythm. Since the motorcycle accident, everything's been wacky. |
| 9. NY Jets (9) | They're on their way back to relevancy. Quicker than I expected. |
| 10. Buffalo (10) | A nice win for the AFC over the solid Vikings. At Chicago next week, though. |
| 11. Kansas City (13) | Yes, it was just the Niners. Still, wow. Dominance. |
| 12. Cleveland (11) | A nice comeback for the Browns after a horrid first half. |
| 13. Houston (15) | They're on the board! Woo hoo! Mario Williams even had a sack! |
| 14. Miami (12) | What an awful loss. Nick Saban is lost. Note: Culpepper can throw down the field. Try it. |
| 15. Tennessee (14) | Vince couldn't march on the Cowboys, but it was the Titan defense that was truly embarrassing. |
| 16. Oakland (16) | Uh, they should be drafting high next year. That's good, sort of. |