NFL Power Rankings Week 5!



 After the first full month of exciting NFL Football, here are the week 5 Power Rankings according to the NFL. This is before the Thursday Night game. 

1. Minnesota Vikings - 4-0
2. Kansas City Chiefs - 4-0
3. Detroit Lions - 3-1
4. Buffalo Bills - 3-1
5. Houston Texans - 3-1
6. Baltimore Ravens - 2-2
7. Washington Commanders - 3-1
8. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - 3-1
9. Green Bay Packers - 2-2
10. Pittsburgh Steelers - 3-1
11. Seattle Seahawks - 3-1
12. San Francisco 49ers - 2-2
13. Philadelphia Eagles - 2-2
14. New Orleans Saints - 2-2
15. New York Jets - 2-2
16. Indianapolis Colts - 2-2
17. Dallas Cowboys - 2-2
18. Los Angeles Chargers - 2-2
19. Atlanta Falcons - 2-2
20. Denver Broncos - 2-2
21.Cincinatti Bengals - 1-3
22. Chicago Bears - 2-2
23. Los Angeles Rams - 1-3
24. Las Vegas Raiders 2-2
25. Arizona Cardinals 1-3
26. Tennessee Titans - 1-3
27. New York Giants - 1-3
28. Cleveland Browns - 1-3
29. New England Patriots - 1-3
30. Miami Dolphins - 1-3
31. Carolina Panthers 1-3
32. Jacksonville Jaguars - 0-4


A few things for thought. Andy Dalton (Panthers) is killing it. Malik Nabers (Giants) remind me of Donald Driver and is the saving grace for the Giants. AJ Cole (Raiders) probably the best punter right now. Is Kirk Cousins bringing the Falcons back? Is your team where you think they should be? Are they doing better than you hoped or worse? EV Sports, The Written Game! Eddie Venom.

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