The Total 32 Team Report Power rankings... Right here!
32. Oakland Raiders (0-2)
Derek Carr is a great add-on and should be the starter, but Charles Woodson summed the team up perfectly. "We suck." No defense adds to the problems that Oakland is having.
31. New York Giants (0-2)
The Giants have generated 28 points in the past 2 games, and the defense looks pitiful. Eli Manning has been the pain in Tom Coughlins side long enough, throwing another 2 picks.
30. Jacksonville Jaguars (0-2)
Jacksonville has gotten nothing going except for the first 2 quarters of the season against Philadelphia. Apart from that, the offense has struggled, they allowed 10 sacks against the Redskins, and the defense isn't worth squat.
29. Saint Louis Rams (1-1)
Saint Louis lost Sam Bradford for the season, Shaun Hill fell to an injury game one, and now they start... Austin Davis? Davis leads them to a tight win, but not much power in that team right now at all.
28. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-2)
Tampa Bay has a little more potential then they are showing right now. They have the players, they've played 2 close games, but Josh McCown isn't the same as he was last year, and they have no run attack.
27. Kansas City Chiefs (0-2)
After a nothing game against the Tennessee Titans, they played a close one with Denver. They have the players, they just aren't playing well.
26. Dallas Cowboys (1-1)
San Francisco shut them down, but then they bounce back to beat Tennessee. They don't have much of a defense, and Tony Romo looks overwhelmed.
25. Pittsburgh Steelers (1-1)
They look slow so far this season, not much going except for their first 2 quarters. The last six have netted 9 points...
24. Minnesota Vikings (1-1)
Without Adrian Peterson, the Vikings are pretty much minced meat... Chewy and scrumptious...
23. Green Bay Packers (1-1)
Don't get me wrong, but the Packers really have a terrible defense, and the Jets are not exactly a good team...
22. New York Jets (1-1)
Geno sometimes has things clicking, but sometimes he doesn't. It's as simple as that. The Jet's blew a 2nd quarter lead of 21-3, to loose 31-24. Typical Rex Ryan.
21. Atlanta Falcons (1-1)
Not sure about this team. Either New Orleans is on the same level they are, or they were simply lucky against the Saints. No defense killed this team against the Bengals, and Cincinnati failed to capitalize too many times.
20. Miami Dolphins (1-1)
You beat New England one week, and then you loose to Buffalo the next. Not a good start to the season.
19. Tennessee Titans (1-1)
I'm just going with an unlucky week against the Cowboys. I still see that win in Kansas City as pretty powerful, and the offense will be better.
18. Baltimore Ravens (1-1)
After a pretty good performance against the Bengals, there appeared an even better one against Pittsburgh. They have a decent team being put together, but Ray Rice is a tough guy to replace.
17. Cleveland Browns (1-1)
Beat New Orleans on a game winning field goal, almost beat Pittsburgh on a comeback. Cleveland is a much improved team with Hoyer at the helm.
16. Buffalo Bills (2-0)
Good game played against the Dolphins, pretty decent game played in Chicago. I say that the Bills will start well, but start to slip down this chart later in the season.
15. Chicago Bears (1-1)
San Francisco got the taste of that powerful offense on a comeback, however, the rushing defense has got to be better.
14. Detroit Lions (1-1)
Carolina isn't the best of the best, and neither are the Giants, but don't ignore Matthew Stafford and Megatron. Yes, they are weak in the secondary, but Johnson from Stafford makes any secondary weak.
13. Carolina Panthers (2-0)
Carolina has played 2 very good games, but when injuries surmount, they'll miss the playoffs by far.
12. New Orleans Saints (0-2)
Atlanta and Cleveland beat this team on field goals. Yes, the defense is struggling, but they improved from week 1 to 2, and they will continue to improve and the Saints aren't done.
11. Houston Texans (2-0)
Yes, Houston is a playoff team, and they will be a wild card. Houston's offense needs to get better, but the defense is what's getting them to win games.
10. Indianapolis Colts (0-2)
Indianapolis has played 2 very good teams and come up short both times. However, Andrew Luck has a much improved Trent Richardson, and the Colts are going to start winning games.
9. San Francisco 49ers (1-1)
They should have beat Chicago, but they didn't. Colin Kaepernick can lead the team over this hump, and the 49ers are going to win some more games.
8. New England Patriots (1-1)
Had they beat the Dolphins, they'd be higher, but it was a very poor second half, and that's a major concern for New England. Much better performance overall against the Vikings.
7. San Diego Chargers (1-1)
Tough game that they blew last Monday night, just to bounce back and beat Seattle. Very good game, very good team. Rivers has a much better shot at the Super Bowl then he's ever had.
6. Arizona Cardinals (2-0)
Arizona is a much better team then last year, with or without Carson Palmer. Drew Stanton starts the 5th game of his career and grabs his 3rd victory from that spot.
5. Cincinnati Bengals (2-0)
Not too many challenges so far, but Dalton needs to capitalize better in the Red Zone, and Mike Nuggent needs to kick better.
4. Philadelphia Eagles (2-0)
Both wins have been come alive in the 2nd half wins, and Cody Parkey has missed one FG so far this regular season. Much better team then last season with Darren Sproles being so active.
3. Washington Redskins (1-1)
Why are they so high on my chart? Kirk Cousins completes this team. The pocket passer looks like he can steer the reins, and I am a big fan of this guy. Washington is going to kill the rest of this season.
2. Seattle Seahawks (1-1)
They still struggle on the road, something they need to get better at. They'll continue to work on it, and improve, but it still leaves a good hole in the defense.
1. Denver Broncos (2-0)
I can't believe I'm saying this, but Denver right now is the most powerful looking team in the league. Indianapolis is a good test, and the defense has held up in both contests.
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