Now that Week 7 has come and gone in the NFL betting season, let’s take a look at how the league’s power rankings have shifted.
Did you know this is the best record the Jags have had after seven games since 2011?
When the Lions have led by 11 points or more at any point in one of their games this year, they are…0-2. The rest of the NFL? 73-9.
In their last 16 games, Tennessee has only won once, against Tampa Bay in the battle of rookie quarterbacks.
The Houston Texans have scored 56 more points than their opponents in fourth quarters this season. The problem is the other three quarters, where they have been outscored by 101 combined points.
The Buccaneer defense permits 29.8 points per game, the most in the NFL.
Through seven games, the Ravens have permitted 188 points, the most at this point in the season since 1996.
There have only been seven games in the 49ers’ young season, but they have already lost four times by at least 14 points.
The Browns have gone into the red zone 20 times this year but have only scored seven touchdowns, second worst in the NFL.
Matt Forte has over a third of the team’s yards from scrimmage this year, a higher percentage than any other player in the NFL.
The Chiefs have a positive turnover differential but have a record under .500. The only other team that has done that so far is the Philadelphia Eagles.
When Kirk Cousins can avoid interceptions, the Redskins are 3-0 this year.
The Cowboys have permitted 30.5 points per game and have a -7 turnover differential during their recent four-game skid.
Philip Rivers has averaged 63.5 pass dropbacks per game over the past two weeks.
The Bills are waiting for Tyrod Taylor to hurry back because EJ Manuel has become a turnover machine.
As a starter, Andrew Luck has gone just 1-4 this season, and they now have three against Carolina, Denver and Atlanta, who have an aggregate 18-1 record.
The Saints started 0-3, but then the Cowboys were nice enough to come to town. Since then, the team has gotten on a roll.
Sam Bradford’s Total QBR of 29.6 so far this year is the worst of any starting quarterback in the NFL.
Amari Cooper is the first rookie to rack up three 100-yard games as a receiver in the first six games of a season since 1961, when Mike Ditka did it.
Dan Campbell has brought new life to Miami, with the Dolphins scoring 82 total points in the last two games.
Rookie running back Todd Gurley is showing his new worth, gaining 150 yards on the ground in each of the last three games.
So far this season, the Giants have a turnover differential of +10.
Since Ben Roethlisberger went down, the Steelers have gone 2-2, despite having mostly mediocre play from their quarterbacks.
Don’t look now, but the Vikings have only permitted 17.0 points per game this season.
This team has Dallas without Romo and then three straight games at home. 7-4 isn’t a stretch.
The Jets looked tough in their fight against the Pats this past Sunday. When they can run the ball well, they win.
The Falcons have coughed the ball up eight times in the past three contests.
Despite having relatively old players at quarterback (35), running back (30) and wide receiver (32), those players rank third in quarterback rating, second in rushing yards and fifth in receiving yards.
The Broncos turn the ball over more often than they score touchdowns on drives. The only other team to do that so far? The Detroit Lions.
Cam Newton has career lows in completion percentage and Total QBR, but the team has still won ten straight regular season games.
The next two games will be character tests for Andy Dalton, who is 7-9 lifetime combined against Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
The Packers have had at least one turnover every week so far, and they have only permitted 16.8 points per game, best in the league.
The Patriots are pass-heavy this year, dropping back 70 percent of the time.
#32 Jacksonville Jaguars (2-5)
#31 Detroit Lions (1-6)
#30 Tennessee Titans (1-5)
#29 Houston Texans (2-5)
#28 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-4)
#27 Baltimore Ravens (1-6)
#26 San Francisco 49ers (2-5)
#25 Cleveland Browns (2-5)
#24 Chicago Bears (2-4)
#23 Kansas City Chiefs (2-5)
#22 Washington Redskins (3-4)
#21 Dallas Cowboys (2-4)
#20 San Diego Chargers (2-5)
#19 Buffalo Bills (3-4)
#18 Indianapolis Colts (3-4)
#17 New Orleans Saints (3-4)
#16 Philadelphia Eagles (3-4)
#15 Oakland Raiders (3-3)
#14 Miami Dolphins (3-3)
#13 St. Louis Rams (3-3)
#12 New York Giants (4-3)
#11 Pittsburgh Steelers (4-3)
#10 Minnesota Vikings (4-2)
#9 Seattle Seahawks (3-4)
#8 New York Jets (4-2)
#7 Atlanta Falcons (6-1)
#6 Arizona Cardinals (5-2)
#5 Denver Broncos (6-0)
#4 Carolina Panthers (6-0)
#3 Cincinnati Bengals (6-0)
#2 Green Bay Packers (6-0)
#1 New England Patriots (6-0)