Jalen Hurts keeps Eagles on top, Josh Allen has Bills rolling and Saquon Barkley, Brian Daboll give Giants street cred
The Philadelphia Eagles survived a scare towards Arizona. Or, perhaps extra as it should be put, benefitted from a chain of late-recreation Cardinals miscues. Philly stays unbeaten nonetheless, the handiest crew with out a loss thru 5 weeks.
The Giants handiest have one, if you may consider that, with Saquon Barkley and Brian Daboll sporting this crew on their shoulders throughout a wonder begin to the season. The Bills are lower back and rolling at the back of Josh Allen, and the Cowboys refuse to lose way to an superb defense.
The Falcons took a small tumble after dropping a hard one in Tampa Bay, negatively impacted with the aid of using a horrific name on Grady Jarrett and a bad offensive start.
Let`s check how the NFL shakes out in our Week 6 NFL energy rankings:
(5-0) 1
Philadelphia Eagles
Remember when Eagle fan was ready to run Jalen Hurts out of town? Yeah. Me, neither.
(4-1) 2
Buffalo Bills
Does Von Miller age?
(4-1) 3
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs own the Raiders at Arrowhead.
(3-2) 4 2
Baltimore Ravens
Justin Tucker is the best kicker of his generation.
(3-2) 5 2
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
We all know that wasn’t roughing the passer, right?
(4-1) 6 8
New York Giants
4-1 is 4-1. Brian Daboll for coach of the year.
(4-1) 7 6
Dallas Cowboys
Let’s make this four-game winning streak about defense, not a backup quarterback. Pretty please. With sugar on top.
(4-1) 8 1
Minnesota Vikings
The Vikes just keep winning. Kevin O’Connell’s maximizing his offensive talent.
(3-2) 9 1
San Francisco 49ers
49ers suffered so many injuries in a win over Carolina. They’ve got the Falcons up next.
(3-2) 10 6
Green Bay Packers
Lost a close one to NYG. Right now, this team is worse than the sum of its parts.
(3-2) 11 1
Los Angeles Chargers
Nothing’s as easy as it should be for a team with so much talent.
(3-2) 12 7
Miami Dolphins
Get well soon, Tua. And Teddy.
(3-2) 13 3
Tennessee Titans
Derrick Henry’s rumblin’ again, but this team still seems fallible.
(2-3) 14 4
Cincinnati Bengals
When are the Bengals going to turn it on? Or, better question: Will they turn it on?
(2-3) 15 4
Los Angeles Rams
Defending a Super Bowl title is hard. Rams are experiencing that firsthand.
(2-3) 16 9
New Orleans Saints
Does this mean it’s trendy to ogle over Taysom Hill again? Please, please, no.
(2-3) 17 1
Atlanta Falcons
Falcons lost a nailbiter to the Bucs. Gotta start faster.
(2-3) 18 2
Cleveland Browns
What Nick Chubb is doing is remarkable. And the Browns are still losing.
(2-3) 19 2
Seattle Seahawks
The Seahawks offense is humming. Their defense is, well, not.
(2-2-1) 20 1
Indianapolis Colts
Which Colt is playing well outside Stephon Gilmore? I’ll wait.
(2-3) 21 3
New England Patriots
Bailey Zappe for president of New England.
(3-2) 22 5
New York Jets
They beat Miami, who was using a third-string QB. Let’s not overhype the Jets just yet.
(1-4) 23 1
Las Vegas Raiders
Best 1-4 team in recent memory. Four one-score losses. That’s tough.
(2-3) 24 7
Denver Broncos
Maybe don’t let Russ cook? It’s suddenly open season on a darn good QB.
(2-3) 25 3
Arizona Cardinals
Kyler clocks it when he shouldn’t have. Then they miss a makable FG against the last unbeaten team. You can’t make this stuff up.
(2-3) 26 11
Jacksonville Jaguars
You play like that against Houston, you drop like a rock covered in weights.
(2-3) 27 4
Chicago Bears
Justin Fields wasn’t half bad. The Bears are still far from good.
(1-3-1) 28 4
Houston Texans
Took some shine off the Jags. Didn’t add a ton to the Texans themselves.
(1-4) 29 4
Detroit Lions
Where’d all that offense go?
(1-4) 30 2
Pittsburgh Steelers
Kenny Pickett’s first start wasn’t all bad. There’s something to build on here.
(1-3) 31 2
Washington Commanders
Ron Rivera was asked about the difference between his team and the NFC East competition. His answer: “Quarterback.” That’s honest. And correct.
(1-4) 32 2
Carolina Panthers
Panthers fired Matt Rhule on Monday. And some staffers. Let the full-scale rebuild begin.
