Heading into Week 4, here are your NFL betting power rankings throughout the league.
Last week, they punted all ten times they had the ball. All ten.
Luke McCown did a great job for the Saints, completing over 80 percent of his passes. But they still lost. Dallas could be their revival, though.
Jameis Winston already has two games with less than a 50 percent completion rate. He’s the only one to do that so far.
The Jaguars only have one turnover so far, but they did upset Miami.
Do you remember when the Niners trolled Minnesota in Week 1? I think I do, but I’m not sure.
Kirk Cousins now has a record of 3-9 as a starter. The Eagles’ secondary won’t give him much this week.
The Lions are averaging 45 rushing yards per game, and 2.65 yards per carry.
Josh McCown has lost eight straight NFL starts. Why is he ahead of Johnny Manziel again?
Ndamukong Who? The Dolphins aren’t pressuring quarterbacks and aren’t stopping the run.
After that nifty opener, the Titans have dropped two straight.
Justin Forsett is only averaging 3.2 yards per carry. However, the Ravens get the Steelers and Michael Vick on Thursday.
The Texans finally won after committing to the run, giving their backs 46 carries in Week 3.
Todd Gurley’s NFL career so far consists of nine yards on six carries. The Rams have only rushed for a total of 111 yards in three games.
Philip Rivers has thrown an interception in nine straight games now, the league’s longest active streak.
DeMarco Murray is out with a hamstring injury. Were the Cowboys right not to open the vault for him?
Amari Cooper has gained 100 receiving yards in Week 2 and Week 3. He’s the first since Randy Moss to do that for the Raiders in consecutive games.
Eli Manning has thrown the ball 108 times so far this season…with no picks.
Ryan Fitzpatrick had 58 passing attempts in Week 3. That’s the same number from Weeks 1 and 2…combined.
The Colts finally won, but they have had 10-point or more deficits going into the fourth quarter in all of their games so far.
Adrian Peterson is the NFL’s leading rusher. The last time the Vikes were 2-1? 2012, when Peterson was MVP.
Alex Smith’s quarterback rating so far is 22.8. That only puts him ahead of Chicago backup Jimmy Clausen (8.9).
Don’t blame backup quarterback Brandon Weeden for that loss to Atlanta. He has completed 21 consecutive passes for the Cowboys.
The Bills lead the NFL in rushing this year.
All seven of the Panthers’ offensive touchdowns this year have come from Cam Newton, five through the air and two on the ground.
Michael Vick is now the starter thanks to Ben Roethlisberger’s MCL sprain. Can he find the magic he had with Atlanta?
Russell Wilson is throwing the ball 30 times a game. The Seahawks do better when they focus on the run.
The last two times the Falcons started 3-0, they ended up going all the way to the NFC Championship.
Tyler Eifert, Gio Bernard and A.J. Green give Andy Dalton three primo targets in the Bengals passing game.
Week 3 is showing signs of changing the offense for Peyton Manning, with more snaps from the pistol and fewer from under center.
Aaron Rodgers has ten touchdowns and no interceptions.
The Cards have 126 points through three games, good for fourth most in NFL history through three tilts.
The Pats have averaged 34.2 points per game since the lost to Kansas City 41-14 on Monday Night Football last year, going 16-2, including postseason play.
#32 Chicago Bears (0-3)
#31 New Orleans Saints (0-3)
#30 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-2)
#29 Jacksonville Jaguars (1-2)
#28 San Francisco 49ers (1-2)
#27 Washington Redskins (1-2)
#26 Detroit Lions (0-3)
#25 Cleveland Browns (1-2)
#24 Miami Dolphins (1-2)
#23 Tennessee Titans (1-2)
#22 Baltimore Ravens (0-3)
#21 Houston Texans (1-2)
#20 St. Louis Rams (1-2)
#19 San Diego Chargers (1-2)
#18 Philadelphia Eagles (1-2)
#17 Oakland Raiders (2-1)
#16 New York Giants (1-2)
#15 New York Jets (2-1)
#14 Indianapolis Colts (1-2)
#13 Minnesota Vikings (2-1)
#12 Kansas City Chiefs (1-2)
#11 Dallas Cowboys (2-1)
#10 Buffalo Bills (2-1)
#9 Carolina Panthers (3-0)
#8 Pittsburgh Steelers (2-1)
#7 Seattle Seahawks (1-2)
#6 Atlanta Falcons (3-0)
#5 Cincinnati Bengals (3-0)
#4 Denver Broncos (3-0)
#3 Green Bay Packers (3-0)
#2 Arizona Cardinals (3-0)
#1 New England Patriots (3-0)