Week 3 in the NFL - Two Undefeated Teams Remain

This past week in the league left us with some question marks once again. We saw three surprising victories involving the Panthers, Colts, and Jaguars. On the losing side of those games was the Saints, Chiefs, and Chargers. The Chiefs were looking real good coming into the week, while the Colts looked real bad, which left us all in disbelief after Indy came out on the winning side. The Jaguars beating the brakes off the Chargers 38-10 was another surprise after the Chargers were looking to be trending up. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like it'll get much better for LA as the injuries continue to pile up. Those two weren't the only disappointment in the AFC West, because the Raiders are now 0-3 after the week, losing once again to the struggling Titans. This division was looked at as the best entering the season, but is looking to be overrated at the moment. Underrated is what the Eagles and Dolphins are looking like right now, as the two remain the only undefeated teams in the league following the week. The Dolphins following an impressive win over the Bills, and the Eagles following another dominant win over the Commanders. So, we now wonder how long will these teams stay undefeated? Struggling offenses is what those teams don't lack, but some teams do after week three. The Buccaneers and Broncos look like they could be in some trouble following their losses. Tampa is without a few receivers, which doesn't help the struggling offense that scored just 12 points against the Packers. The good news is they have Tom Brady, and their receivers will be back soon, so Tampa fans shouldn't hit the panic button yet. The same goes for Denver, as once again their offense struggled to do anything efficiently, yet somehow becoming 2-1. Russell Wilson and his offense are going to have to get it together, along with Nathanial Hackett at the helm. Another offense on the rise though is the Baltimore Ravens, as Lamar Jackson looks better than ever. Jackson is on pace for an incredible year, and is clearly the MVP front-runner in the league. Quarterback play is on another level this year and should make for an interesting MVP race come week 18. So, some teams are getting their feet on the ground, some continuing to dominate, and some that need to figure it out. Week four should make for yet another interesting week around the league.

Power Rankings Post Week 3:

1. Bills

2. Dolphins

3. Eagles

4. Chiefs

5. Ravens

6. Rams

7. Packers

8. Buccaneers

9. Vikings

10. Bengals

Next 5 Out: Cardinals, Jaguars, Cowboys, Chargers, Broncos

Teams on the rise:

1. Jaguars

2. Bengals

3. Cowboys

4. Ravens

5. Packers

Teams on the decline:

1. Chargers

2. Raiders

3. Steelers

4. Saints

5. 49ers