1) Philadelphia Eagles (7-1) Another extremely convincing proof of both the attack and defense that make them the team to beat. Wentz continues to confirm a top quarterback and the same thing applies to the front 7 of their defense capable of stopping the races and putting pressure on the opponent's Quarterback without even having to blizzard with difensivebacks.
2) New England Patriots (6-2) They seem to be back to their standards after home victory against the launch of LA Chargers where defense has returned to perform at high levels especially against the passages where Butler and McCourthy stole the scene. Offside, Tom Brady's play action hit the counterattack, much to the unmarkaged box coming in from the left.
3) The Rams (5-2) Bye week for them after the game dominated at Twickenham against the Cardinals.
4) Buffalo Bills (5-2) Winner of the prestigious win with a lot of deservedness against the Oakland Raiders, showing a racing game between the best of the league and a defense capable of giving a few points and giving very good positions starting their attack.
5) Minnesota Vikings (6-2) Although they have won in Twickenham against the Browns (full of injuries) they absolutely have to get one back between Bridgewater or Bradford because Kane Keenum's attack turned out to be not up to a team from playoffs.
6) Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2) A pair of big plays allowed the away victory against Lions where they continued to see obvious offensive problems but the defense provided another solid test especially behind the goal.
7) New Orleans Saints (5-2) fifth in a row win where the team finally succeeds in expressing a good football both in the offensive and defensive field, making it one of the teams most in the form of the championship, confirming their primacy in NFC South.
8) Kansas City Chiefs (6-2) Good night's victory against the Broncos, I think I missed the killer instinct that would serve to make the game last for 10 minutes instead of 50. Despite the defense, many points were not satisfactory, only Justin Houston and Marcus Peters were saved.
9) Carolina Panthers (5-3) Convincing victory against the Buccaneers where the defense played a key role in it, while the attack suffered and not least the cover 2 of Tampa Bay.
10) Seattle Seahawks (5-2) Homemade win at the photo finishes against the Texans where they saw great offensive improvements but remarkable backward defensive steps seen over 30 points awarded to their rivals.
11) Dallas Cowboys (4-3) Key victory over the hated Washington Redskins rivals, a win due to a good second half of the game and an attack that seems to have come back last year with a great racing game due to a brilliant job of the line of attack.
12) Jacksonville Jaguars (4-3) Bye week for them trying to retrieve Leonard Fournette
13) Atlanta Falcons (4-3) Wins away against the non-irresistible NY Jets suffering much more than they did and succeeding in making them only in the last few minutes.
14) Los Angeles Chargers (3-5) Escaped defeated by Foxboro against the Patriots but head to head while playing a great defensive football, to further improve continuity on the racing game.
15) Arizona Cardinals (3-4) Bye week for them trying to make a lot of snap at Stanton seeing the serious injury immediately by Palmer.
2) New England Patriots (6-2) They seem to be back to their standards after home victory against the launch of LA Chargers where defense has returned to perform at high levels especially against the passages where Butler and McCourthy stole the scene. Offside, Tom Brady's play action hit the counterattack, much to the unmarkaged box coming in from the left.
3) The Rams (5-2) Bye week for them after the game dominated at Twickenham against the Cardinals.
4) Buffalo Bills (5-2) Winner of the prestigious win with a lot of deservedness against the Oakland Raiders, showing a racing game between the best of the league and a defense capable of giving a few points and giving very good positions starting their attack.
5) Minnesota Vikings (6-2) Although they have won in Twickenham against the Browns (full of injuries) they absolutely have to get one back between Bridgewater or Bradford because Kane Keenum's attack turned out to be not up to a team from playoffs.
6) Pittsburgh Steelers (6-2) A pair of big plays allowed the away victory against Lions where they continued to see obvious offensive problems but the defense provided another solid test especially behind the goal.
7) New Orleans Saints (5-2) fifth in a row win where the team finally succeeds in expressing a good football both in the offensive and defensive field, making it one of the teams most in the form of the championship, confirming their primacy in NFC South.
8) Kansas City Chiefs (6-2) Good night's victory against the Broncos, I think I missed the killer instinct that would serve to make the game last for 10 minutes instead of 50. Despite the defense, many points were not satisfactory, only Justin Houston and Marcus Peters were saved.
9) Carolina Panthers (5-3) Convincing victory against the Buccaneers where the defense played a key role in it, while the attack suffered and not least the cover 2 of Tampa Bay.
10) Seattle Seahawks (5-2) Homemade win at the photo finishes against the Texans where they saw great offensive improvements but remarkable backward defensive steps seen over 30 points awarded to their rivals.
11) Dallas Cowboys (4-3) Key victory over the hated Washington Redskins rivals, a win due to a good second half of the game and an attack that seems to have come back last year with a great racing game due to a brilliant job of the line of attack.
12) Jacksonville Jaguars (4-3) Bye week for them trying to retrieve Leonard Fournette
13) Atlanta Falcons (4-3) Wins away against the non-irresistible NY Jets suffering much more than they did and succeeding in making them only in the last few minutes.
14) Los Angeles Chargers (3-5) Escaped defeated by Foxboro against the Patriots but head to head while playing a great defensive football, to further improve continuity on the racing game.
15) Arizona Cardinals (3-4) Bye week for them trying to make a lot of snap at Stanton seeing the serious injury immediately by Palmer.
16) Detroit Lions (3-4) Internal defeat against the Steelers where the defense did well but the attack was not able to win it. Too monotonous and predictable their airplane game, often making a potentially explosive attack if only a little more balanced.
17) Cincinnati Bengals (3-4) Despite the victory over the Colts their performance was inadequate and Dalton continues to prove not at the height of a team that aspires to playoffs.
18) Tennessee Titans (4-3) Bye week where Mariota will try to recover and be 100% for the second half of the season.
19) Houston Texans (3-4) Defeat in Transfer to Seattle where the trend sees them as a defensive squad that defends and JJ Watt's absence makes itself felt strong in every aspect of the game.
20) Denver Broncos (3-4) Heavy defeat against the Chiefs in the Night Monday where Siemian flipped them up with a series of bad decisions and lost balls that compromised the game despite a good defensive performance.
21) Baltimore Ravens (4-4) Devastating win for 40-0 on Thursday Night against the Dolphins where a good defensive performance and a good Collins have dragged them back to 50% of the wins.
22) Washington Redskins (3-4) Defeat against the Cowboys due almost entirely to the heavy injury absences that affected both the attack and the defense.
23) Chicago Bears (3-5) Despite defeat against the Saints their performance can be considered positive and this continues the trend seen in Bears in net improvement compared to last year. The defense under Vic Fangio despite having no superstars continues to perform good levels making them a fearsome team.
24) Oakland Raiders (3-5) Worst overall test at the Ralph Wilson Stadium against the Bills where a boiling defeat did not preclude the playoffs at the Raiders but worries a lot because of the inferior field view in all aspects of the game.
25) New York Jets (3-5) Another convincing proof of the young jets against the Falcons, despite a defeat, the performance was really solid, creating not a few problems for the vice champions in office.
26) Miami Dolphins (4-3) I'm embarrassed to try against the Ravens a humiliating defeat of 40 points, Jay Ajaiy's departure will certainly not help the Dolphins with the well-known offensive problems.
27) New York Giants (1-6) Bye week where there was probably a balance between passes and racing to not make monotone the attack
28) Green Bay Packers (4-3) Bye week simply hoping to get back Aaron Rodgers as soon as possible
29) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-5) Weak test for Winston and his attack on the Panthers where a defeat came that most likely will condemn them to stay out of the playoffs this season as well.
30) Indianapolis Colts (2-6) Defeat the photofinish against the Bengals, still without Luck and now without anything to ask this season, their focus is now up next season.
31) Cleveland Browns (0-8) Season for the once disastrous time but in London at least gave life signs by putting a minimum of difficulty on the Vikings.
32) San Francisco 49ers (0-8) Never in the storeroom the California franchise had begun so badly, Jimmy Garoppolo arrived via trade is not enough but at least a starting point for the future.
17) Cincinnati Bengals (3-4) Despite the victory over the Colts their performance was inadequate and Dalton continues to prove not at the height of a team that aspires to playoffs.
18) Tennessee Titans (4-3) Bye week where Mariota will try to recover and be 100% for the second half of the season.
19) Houston Texans (3-4) Defeat in Transfer to Seattle where the trend sees them as a defensive squad that defends and JJ Watt's absence makes itself felt strong in every aspect of the game.
20) Denver Broncos (3-4) Heavy defeat against the Chiefs in the Night Monday where Siemian flipped them up with a series of bad decisions and lost balls that compromised the game despite a good defensive performance.
21) Baltimore Ravens (4-4) Devastating win for 40-0 on Thursday Night against the Dolphins where a good defensive performance and a good Collins have dragged them back to 50% of the wins.
22) Washington Redskins (3-4) Defeat against the Cowboys due almost entirely to the heavy injury absences that affected both the attack and the defense.
23) Chicago Bears (3-5) Despite defeat against the Saints their performance can be considered positive and this continues the trend seen in Bears in net improvement compared to last year. The defense under Vic Fangio despite having no superstars continues to perform good levels making them a fearsome team.
24) Oakland Raiders (3-5) Worst overall test at the Ralph Wilson Stadium against the Bills where a boiling defeat did not preclude the playoffs at the Raiders but worries a lot because of the inferior field view in all aspects of the game.
25) New York Jets (3-5) Another convincing proof of the young jets against the Falcons, despite a defeat, the performance was really solid, creating not a few problems for the vice champions in office.
26) Miami Dolphins (4-3) I'm embarrassed to try against the Ravens a humiliating defeat of 40 points, Jay Ajaiy's departure will certainly not help the Dolphins with the well-known offensive problems.
27) New York Giants (1-6) Bye week where there was probably a balance between passes and racing to not make monotone the attack
28) Green Bay Packers (4-3) Bye week simply hoping to get back Aaron Rodgers as soon as possible
29) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-5) Weak test for Winston and his attack on the Panthers where a defeat came that most likely will condemn them to stay out of the playoffs this season as well.
30) Indianapolis Colts (2-6) Defeat the photofinish against the Bengals, still without Luck and now without anything to ask this season, their focus is now up next season.
31) Cleveland Browns (0-8) Season for the once disastrous time but in London at least gave life signs by putting a minimum of difficulty on the Vikings.
32) San Francisco 49ers (0-8) Never in the storeroom the California franchise had begun so badly, Jimmy Garoppolo arrived via trade is not enough but at least a starting point for the future.
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