There are five undefeated teams left in the NFL, but only three are good enough to be in the top 10. One barely made it into the top 20, showing how much they still need to prove. So no, winning isn’t everything, especially this early in the season, and especially considering the number of upsets there were in Week 3. Here’s a look at where my NFL Power Rankings stand heading into Week 4. *Super Bowl odds courtesy of DraftKings Super Bowl odds: +100000Next game: @ Vikings (4:05 p.m. ET) They hung with the Kansas City Chiefs until the final three minutes on Sunday, and they should hang a banner and print up some hats and T-shirts for that, because that’s probably as good as it’s going to get. They were already in deep trouble offensively, and now they’ve lost RB De’Von Achane for the season with a knee injury. That hurts even more because he would’ve been their biggest trading chip, too. Now, a lost season has turned completely hopeless. Seriously, who could they possibly beat? Their schedule isn’t terrible, and it’s still nearly impossible to find a win. Stat To Know: Miami has now started 0-3 in consecutive seasons (2025-2026) for the first time since 1968-1969. Super Bowl odds: +30000Next game: @ Ravens (Sunday, 1 p.m. ET) At some point, Cam Ward and the offense are going to show some improvement, right? If not, the Robert Saleh era in Nashville will be a short one. Ward was terrible for most of three quarters in a rain-soaked game against the Giants. But even when he got things going, he still ruined it with an awful throw (and decision) for a game-ending interception. They fought the Giants and the Eagles hard, mostly thanks to their defense. But Ward still hasn’t looked like the No. 1 overall pick of last year’s draft. In fact, he’s really been the third-best QB of that generally weak class. Good luck turning that impression around with the Ravens and the Texans up next. Stat To Know: After their loss to the Giants today, the Titans have started 0-3 in three consecutive seasons. Super Bowl odds: +5500Next game: vs. Packers (Sunday, 1 p.m. ET) They are an absolute mess, and Baker Mayfield is now hurt. But honestly, he wasn’t playing well before his thumb injury. He’s got two TD passes in three games, and he looks unbelievably out… [TheTopNews] Read More.
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