Along with Prisco’s Power Rankings, ‘MNF’ grades, and Week 10 picks, the Cowboys and Dolphins fall out of the top five.
During the initial week after spring forward, it’s hard to fall asleep. But last night, the Jets attack put me down before bed.
If you made it through every quarter during the Chargers’ 27–6 win, you should pat yourself on the back. This Jets offense is challenging to watch the whole game.
We’ll give grades to both teams to today’s newsletter. It also has Prisco’s most recent Power Rankings and some big expectations for the rest of the NFL season.
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By now, we have a good idea of which teams are good, which groups have been disappointing, and where you can start to see a possible playoff picture. All of this is normal for November.
There are still six games left in the season, so many things can and will change. But what is the league like right now?
As always, we’ve put together the strength of our rankings after the most recent game and looked at how other websites rank the Dallas Cowboys.
Now that nine weeks for the NFL season are over, it’s time for the Power Rankings to start giving out grades.
Warning: we are giving grades on a curve. That’s why the Arizona Cardinals got an A and the Kansas City Chiefs got a B-plus at No. 3.
As long as an Patrick Mahomes is fit and at his best, the Chiefs are in the running for the Super Bowl.
However, their flaws are clear in bright light. The Cardinals, on the other hand, are doing a turnaround that is almost perfect.
These guys got a lot of draft picks over the summer. Now they’re making people picks highly valuable by failing to win many games but also acting like a joke.
In the NFL, there are many historic rivalries among teams that give each team a little extra drive during the week.
But there aren’t many that can really be called “border battles.” In this group is the competition between the Vikings along with the Green Bay Packers, which isn’t as far apart as you might think.
In spite of the fact both of these teams have had their fair share from hot streaks, 56 of the 125 games played between these two teams have finished in a tie.
The all-time score is 65–57–3, with Green Bay holding a small edge. However, the score has been even for the past couple of seasons.
Three of the last five games between the teams have been won by Minnesota. That includes the win in Kevin O’Connell’s debut as head coach to start the 2022 season.
Since Jordan Love became the Packers’ starting quarterback this season, the Vikings will also be starting a new era in the battle.
There have only been two starting Packers quarterbacks who aren’t Aaron Rodgers and Brett Favre since December 27, 1992. That was when Rodgers got hurt for a game within 2013 and 2017.
Three out of the last four games, Minnesota (3-4) has triumphed in three. Last week, they shocked San Francisco 22–17 on Monday Night Football. Green Bay (2-4) has fallen in three games in a row and four of its last five.