NFL power rankings, AFC edition: Chiefs take tumble
Entering Week 4, we look at the NFL power rankings on the AFC side. We see a Kansas City Chiefs team struggling to find themselves.
16. New York Jets
This team is horrific.
15. Jacksonville Jaguars
See above.
14. Houston Texans
The Texans have almost no talent compared to most teams, but they’ve been fighting hard thus far. Give them credit.
13. Indianapolis Colts
At 0-3, the Colts now travel to Miami for the second leg of a three-game road trip. If they lose to the Dolphins and Jacoby Brissett, turn out the lights.
12. Miami Dolphins
The Dolphins have to beat the Colts after losing to the Bills and Raiders in consecutive weeks. It’s a home game against a team without a win.
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11. Pittsburgh Steelers
Pittsburgh is sunk with this offense. Ben Roethlisberger can’t throw anymore, and the offensive line is a mess in front of him.
10. New England Patriots
Mac Jones is good enough to manage a game, but the offense around him can’t create many big plays. It’s basically on the defense to win every contest.
9. Cincinnati Bengals
Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase are making sweet music. Now, a Thursday night affair at home against the Jaguars, who are still looking for their first win.
8. Denver Broncos
The Broncos are 3-0 but they’ve beaten the Giants, Jaguars and Jets. What do we make of that? Next up, Baltimore coming to the Mile High City. First real test.
7. Kansas City Chiefs
The Chiefs remain the most talented team in the AFC, but they’re playing horrible football with six turnovers over the last five quarters.
6. Los Angeles Chargers
Justin Herbert and Brandon Staley appear a dynamic duo, taking down the Chiefs in Arrowhead.
Read: NFL Power Rankings NFC Edition – Rams Take Top Spot
5. Tennessee Titans
The Titans are going to roll in the AFC South, which basically has tow expansion teams and the 0-3 Colts as competition.
4. Baltimore Ravens
It took Justin Tucker hitting a 66-yard field goal to beat the Lions. Baltimore would be happy, but also concerned.
3. Las Vegas Raiders
The Raiders finally seem to have figured out some things defensively, and the offense is playing great ball behind Derek Carr.
2. Cleveland Browns
After losing a tight game in Kansas City, the Browns now have blowout wins over Houston and Chicago. Both sides of the ball are playing well.
1. Buffalo Bills
Josh Allen played great on Sunday, and Buffalo scored 43 points. When Allen is right, the Bills are brutal to beat.
