NFL Power Ranking Week 6: The Chiefs almost catch the Vikings

The NFL had four teams in their bye weeks in Week 5 and that changed a few things, but who emerges as the best team from this week? These are still the Minnesota Vikings, who went to London and beat the Jets. The Kansas City Chiefs remained undefeated.

How is the rest of the league doing?

Below are the Power Rankings for Week 6.

1. Minnesota Vikings (no change)

The Vikings defeated Aaron Rodgers three times and remained undefeated. The Chiefs are on their heels and may not be able to keep it up, but they keep going.

2. Kansas City Chiefs (+2)

They have won twelve games in a row since last season. They just keep finding ways to win. On Monday night it was Kareem Hunt and JuJu Smith-Schuster. Patrick Mahomes has thrown an interception in every game this season, so that needs to change.

3. Baltimore Ravens (no change)

Offensively, the Ravens have found their rhythm. Wow. Four touchdown passes from Lamar Jackson.

4. Houston Texans (+2)

They got a tough win against Buffalo without Joe Mixon and with Nico Collins injured.

5. Detroit Lions (-3)

They were bye and the Chiefs, Ravens and Texans all had great games to overtake them.

6. Washington Commanders (+8)

People are talking about the MVP for rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels after he led the Commanders to 34 points and another win.

7. Buffalo Bills (-2)

They have lost two in a row, although this was a hard-fought loss to Houston.

8. Atlanta Falcons (+5)

Kirk Cousins ​​lit up Tampa Bay for more than 500 yards in the overtime win, and it looks like the offense has found its rhythm. Danger.

9. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+1)

Boy, did they play a good game and still get smoked by cousins. Baker Mayfield is having a season. The NFC South is much more interesting than we expected.

10. Green Bay Packers (-1)

Jordan Love had a pick against the Rams but threw two TD passes to Tucker Kraft.

11. San Francisco 49ers (-3)

They lost their kicker and then the game against the Cardinals, who had been substituted by Washington the week before.

12. Pittsburgh Steelers (-5)

They struggled offensively against the Cowboys.

13. Los Angeles Chargers (-2)

They were victims of their departure.

14. Dallas Cowboys (+7)

This is a bit of a course correction, but they beat Pittsburgh without Micah Parsons.

15. Philadelphia Eagles (no change)

They were saying goodbye and were neither helped nor hurt.

16. Seattle Seahawks (-4)

Welp, they lost to the Giants. Eww.

17. New Orleans Saints (-1)

They couldn't stay close to the Chiefs and Derek Carr is injured.

18. Denver Broncos (+2)

The defense was good. Now they score over 30 points? Or maybe it was just because they were playing the Raiders.

19. Chicago Bears (+3)

Caleb Williams is starting to look like the No. 1 pick after learning to throw the ball to DJ Moore.

20. New York Jets (-3)

Has Aaron Rodgers finally started playing like his age? Or was it the game against the Vikings in England?

They were defeated by the Commanders in Week 4, trailed by 13 at halftime, and came back to beat the Niners and force three takeaways.

22. Los Angeles Rams (+1)

They moved up one spot because they were competitive with the Packers.

23. Indianapolis Colts (-5)

In the end, it was a good game for the Jaguars as they gave up 37 points.

24. Cincinnati Bengals (-5)

The offense isn't the problem, but Lou Anarumo's defense is a problem right now.

25. Jacksonville Jaguars (+1)

Did they get the offense right after beating the Colts?

26. Las Vegas Raiders (-2)

Gardner Minshew was benched and Aidan O'Connell came in and was picked off. That's fun.

27. New York Giants (+1)

They are now 2-3. Daniel Jones had a great game against the Seahawks. Have they found their new running back in Tyrone Tracy?

28. Cleveland Browns (-1)

Their offense is just bad and Deshaun Watson doesn't look like someone who should be starting at quarterback right now.

29. Tennessee Titans (no change)

They weren't beaten by the bye week.

30. Miami Dolphins (no change)

They won, but it was only a win over the Patriots.

31. Carolina Panthers (no change)

See? Andy Dalton wasn't the answer. Come back down, Bryce Young.

32. New England Patriots (no change)

You really don't want to play Drake Maye behind that terrible offensive line.

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