We have some shocking results already. Both Seattle and KC find themselves at 1-2, as does Pittsburgh. The only totally expected unbeaten team is the Los Angeles Rams. I don't think too many people thought that Arizona, Carolina, Las Vegas, or Denver would be so dominant.
Top Teams [Last week's position]
1. Denver Broncos (3-0) [5] : Look at Teddy Bridgewater go! Their rushing attack is slightly improving, but it is still the passing game and a VERY stingy defense making this team go.
2. Los Angeles Rams (3-0) [2]
3. Arizona Cardinals (3-0) [1]
4. Carolina Panthers (3-0) [4] : Sam Darnold continues to show off his arm in Carolina. It's amazing how great he can throw when his line gives him enough time!
5. Buffalo Bills (2-1) [NR] : They put on quite an impressive offensive performance this past week!
6. New Orleans Saints (2-1) [10] : Their defense is really getting scary!
7. Las Vegas Raiders (3-0) [6]
8. San Francisco 49ers (2-1) [7]
9. Cleveland Browns (2-1) [13] : Any team that produces nine sacks in one game has a potent defensive front
10. Cincinnati Bengals (2-1) [NR] : Steelers who?
11. Dallas Cowboys (2-1) [15] : Another dynamic offensive performance this week. Defense still needs a bit of work
12. Tampa Bay Bucs (2-1) [3] : It wasn't even close against the Rams! Too much dependence on Gronk; Brady needs to spread the ball around
Division Rankings [Last week's position]
1. AFC West [1] : New top dog as both Denver and Las Vegas continue to roll
2. NFC West [2] : Seattle's collapse is not good, but the other teams still rock
3. NFC South [3]
4. AFC North [4] : The balance of power is shifting from Baltimore and Pittsburgh to Cleveland and Cincinnati
5. NFC East [5] : Philly is inconsistent, so only Dallas really stands out
6. AFC East [6] : Wither New England, only Buffalo is really impressive
7. NFC North [8] : Green Bay continues to improve after their Week 1 debacle, and now Minnesota is waking up. Chicago seems DOA
8. AFC South [7] : Despite a 2-1 record for Tennessee, nobody looks good here
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