Jacksonville Jaguars (2-2): The Jaguars should win this division given their playoff run last year, but they haven't shown it yet.ġ7. Tennessee Titans (2-2): Order the AFC South in any way right now and it probably makes sense.ġ8. Anthony Richardson needs receivers who can catch.ġ9. Indianapolis Colts (2-2): The Colts have won both away games but lost both at home. Arizona Cardinals (1-3): Joshua Dobbs and the Cardinals fight, even if their talent gap is wide.Ģ0. Philadelphia but they're conceding too many points three weeks in a row.Ģ1. Washington Commanders (2-2): Inspiring effort vs.

Atlanta Falcons (2-2): Their defense can compete, but Desmond Ridder unfortunately hasn't made any strides.Ģ2. Jameis Winston should get a shot at some point.Ģ3. New Orleans Saints (2-2): Shocker, Derek Carr doesn't move the needle. They might need change somewhere soon.Ģ4. Cincinnati Bengals (1-3): Joe Burrow injury issues aside, there's no logical reason for Cincinnati to be this bad. Sums up Pittsburgh despite the 2-2 start.Ģ5. Pittsburgh Steelers (2-2): Mike Tomlin has already stated the need for change.

Las Vegas Raiders (1-3): Rookie Aidan O'Connell got his chance, but he doesn't really raise the floor any more than Jimmy Garoppolo as Las Vegas dropped three in a row.Ģ6. Also, giving them three prime time games in the first four weeks.not such a great idea.Ģ7. New York Giants (1-3): Saquon Barkley doesn't fix anything. New England Patriots (1-3): Is this the worst New England has looked under Bill Belichick? They very well could've been 0-4 if the New York Jets had Aaron Rodgers.Ģ8.

Denver Broncos (1-3): Should the Broncos even feel proud of their performance? Let's see how they use this momentum boost.Ģ9.

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