16. Cincinnati Bengals (LW: 12)
I know I dropped them despite the fact that they didn’t play. Let’s see what happens over the next few weeks.
15. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (LW: 9)
The game was in London. Lots of goofy things happen they’re. I think they’re okay.
14. Chicago Bears (LW: 16)
Matt Forte is reaching that “amazing” level at this point, isn’t he?
13. New York Jets (LW: 18)
It was a statement win any way you slice it.
12. Houston Texans (LW: 13)
And they will continue to get better with the return of Andre Johnson.
11. Detroit Lions (LW: 7)
Losing two home games isn’t good, but this is still a good football team.
10. Atlanta Falcons (LW: 14)
It was a big win for a team that would like to remain in the Super Bowl picture.
9. New York Giants (LW: 11)
Order restored (thanks to the freefall of the Skins) for the G-Men. It’s their division to lose.
8. Buffalo Bills (LW: 10)
None of us are comfortable enough to say they’re definitely a good team, but none of us are comfortable enough to say they aren’t either.
7. San Diego Chargers (LW: 5)
It is BRUTALLY difficult for a West Coast team to win a game at 1pm Eastern time…but I’m still surprised they didn’t beat the Jets.
6. Pittsburgh Steelers (LW: 
Those a-holes are in first place in the AFC North. Ugh.
5. Baltimore Ravens (LW: 3)
I don’t know how to appropriately say “it was exactly as ugly as it looked” but also “the team isn’t as bad as they looked”. Or maybe I do.
4. San Francisco 49ers (LW: 6)
They haven’t lost a game in regulation this season.
3. New Orleans Saints (LW: 4)
Problems gone.
2. New England Patriots (LW: 2)
We’re all assuming they take care of the Steelers. We of course wouldn’t be surprised if they didn’t.
1. Green Bay Packers (LW: 1)
At least it looks like teams might be capable of beating them.
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