2015 NFL Power Rankings, Week 3

An interesting week with what appeared to be course corrections after the nigh-disastrous Week 2.

The number of undefeated teams is dwindling, as usual.  Parity is here to stay.

Still, that's not to say there are no great teams.  In fact, I doubt you could go wrong with anyone in my top 5.  Peyton Manning appears to have taken control of the offense again in Denver, and while not everything is clicking just yet, the defense is strong enough to mask inefficiency.  Arizona, Green Bay, and New England are hotter than Rio in the summer too.

Of course, you can't have great teams without some truly dreadful teams at the bottom.  There are some 0-3 teams worthy of being scoffed at, but even a 1-2 team like the Dolphins is getting increased scrutiny thanks to showing up small against a division rival.

My picks were undone this week by home teams, surprisingly enough.  Three of my five misses were the result of home teams not taking care of business.  I'm still chasing the elusive 16-0, although with Week 4 coming up, the byes begin.

Here are the Rankings for Week 3:

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2015 NFL Power Rankings, Week 2

Many teams had a rough go of it in Week 2.  A number of QB's went down, results were downright foolish (and difficult to predict), and a mere nine teams stand at 2-0.

After starting strong with a 12-4 Week 1, I plummeted to 9-7.  Obviously, I didn't learn anything from last week, as I went too heavy on road teams to my detriment.  Five of my seven losses were road teams that should have been able to handle the pressure, but didn't.

There are also nine 0-2 teams that look pretty bad.  Of that group, I think Indianapolis to make a run of sorts.  That is to say, I think they'll win their division, but as of now they certainly do not look like a "contender".

Here are the Rankings for Week 2: