“With Josh Allen and the No. 1 defense, the Bills are the most complete team in the NFL,” said Fox Sports’ John Jarnecki.
The defending champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers remain at number three after defeating the Miami Dolphins and will head to Philadelphia to face the Eagles on Thursday night at the start of the Week 6 event.
Two LA teams followed next as the Rams finished at No. 4 and the Chargers climbed two places to No. 5.
After requiring a brilliant effort from Lamar Jackson to lead Baltimore to an overtime win over Indianapolis on Monday night, the Ravens slipped a spot to No.
The US team continued the climb as the Cowboys moved up two places to number seven.
Rick Gosselin of Talk of Fame Network said, “The Cowboys intercepted 10 passes on their way to a 6-10 finish last season.” “They already have an NFL-leading 10 interceptions through five games this season, including six by cornerback Trayvon Diggs, which helps explain the club’s 4-1 start. The next interception would give the Cowboys 11 – His most since 2014, when he picked up from 18 passes.”
Another team that fell in pole despite winning in overtime: the Green Bay Packers, who dropped two places to No.
And despite a 2-3 record and a last-place finish in the AFC West, the Kansas City Chiefs dropped out of the top 10 just ahead of the Titans.
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