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Welcome to The Runner Sports NFL Power Rankings.

Here at TRS, we like to do things a little bit differently; so instead of reading power rankings from 300 different writers, or worse, just one single ranking, we do all the hard work and bring you the best power ranking possible. We average out the rankings of all of the NFL writers on staff here, to find out who truly stands above the others.

Be sure to check out a little bit of reasoning from the writers below the rankings, and see where they ranked teams, and why.

Also, be sure to check back, as this power ranking will be updated every Tuesday throughout the season.

Week 7:

Rank Team Record Change
1 New England Patriots 6-1 -
2 Minnesota Vikings 5-1 -
3 Seattle Seahawks 4-1-1 +2
4 Dallas Cowboys 5-1 +5
5 Denver Broncos 5-2 -2
6 Oakland Raiders 5-2 +4
7 Philadelphia Eagles 4-2 +1
8 Pittsburgh Steelers 4-3 -4
9 Atlanta Falcons 4-3 -3
10 Kansas City Chiefs 4-2 +7
11 Green Bay Packers 4-2 -4
12 Arizona Cardinals 3-3-1 +4
13 Cincinnati Bengals 3-4 +1
14 Houston Texans 4-3 -2
15 Buffalo Bills 4-3 -2
16 Detroit Lions 4-3 +8
17 Carolina Panthers 1-5 -2
18 New York Giants 4-3 +2
19 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 3-3 +3
20 Baltimore Ravens 3-4 -9
21 San Diego Chargers 3-4 +7
22 Washington Redskins 4-3 -3
23 Miami Dolphins 3-4 +7
24 New Orleans Saints 2-4 +3
25 Indianapolis Colts 3-4 -2
26 Teneessee Titans 3-4 -5
27 Los Angeles Rams 3-4 -9
28 New York Jets 2-5 -2
29 Jacksonville Jaguars 2-4 -4
30 Chicago Bears 1-6 -1
31 Cleveland Browns 0-7 +1
32 San Francisco 49ers 1-6 -1

Insights:

John Newby- Minnesota Vikings (3rd)

Minnesota’s defense is still an exceptional unit, as it proved with multiple turnovers against Philadelphia. Unfortunately, the damaged offensive line can’t keep Sam Bradford clean or open holes for the running backs. Despite the issues on offense, it’s impossible to doubt Mike Zimmer after last season’s turnaround.
Tyler Arnold- Cleveland Browns (32nd)
Tough time for the Browns and tortured fan base, as the Cavaliers hoist a championship banner and the Indians host the World Series, the Browns remain the laughing stock of the NFL. There was hope this year, but isn’t there always?