New Top Team In NFL Power Rankings, The Falcons' narrow win keeps them in the top three, but is it enough to push them to first? NFL power rankings: The Vikings continue their march toward the top 10, Are they for real? We're getting to the portion of the season where that's the most pressing question in the NFL. Unexpected teams have unexpected records. The Cardinals, Bengals and Vikings are a combined 10-2. Which of them are real? Which are going to fold like origami swans?
And which of the unexpectedly bad teams are really that bad? The Saints, Steelers and Lions are a combined 2-9. Which of those teams will pull themselves out of the muck, and which will keep wallowing in it like drunken swine? The power rankings hold the answers.
1. Atlanta Falcons (4-0) Last week: 3 The Panthers came at the Falcons with their best punch on Sunday. That wasn't the same Panthers team that did everything for the Giants but give them neck massages two Thursday nights ago. They fought like they needed that one, and still the Falcons were better. Checking in with Matt Ryan's MVP campaign, he added 369 yards and three touchdowns to his resume. His QB rating is best in the league, he's second in touchdown passes, tied for sixth in yards and tied for second in completion percentage.
And which of the unexpectedly bad teams are really that bad? The Saints, Steelers and Lions are a combined 2-9. Which of those teams will pull themselves out of the muck, and which will keep wallowing in it like drunken swine? The power rankings hold the answers.
1. Atlanta Falcons (4-0) Last week: 3 The Panthers came at the Falcons with their best punch on Sunday. That wasn't the same Panthers team that did everything for the Giants but give them neck massages two Thursday nights ago. They fought like they needed that one, and still the Falcons were better. Checking in with Matt Ryan's MVP campaign, he added 369 yards and three touchdowns to his resume. His QB rating is best in the league, he's second in touchdown passes, tied for sixth in yards and tied for second in completion percentage.
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