James’ Weekly Top Ten

1. Philadelphia Eagles – The loss last week was so devastating to the Commanders that they traded away half their front four. The Eagles keep winning in any way possible. Shut down the brother shove they’ll throw a fake.

2. Kansas City Chiefs – Last weeks loss showed just how important a healthy Patrick Mahomes is. Couple the sickness and the Chiefs’ dominance over the Broncos and this game was bound to happen sooner or later.

3. Miami Dolphins – This week’s game in Germany could decide the AFC. Miami is deadly at home and if they can secure home-field advantage through the playoffs look out.

4. Baltimore Ravens – A tight game in Arizona isn’t something to worry about because they actually won, past few close games they lost. They had a good lead for most of the game and kept it at least a score difference late in the game.

5. Dallas Cowboys – With two straight winners against Los Angeles and a showdown with Philly, the Cowboys have a chance to get way higher than five but we’ll see.

6. Jacksonville Jaguars – The Jags went into Pittsburgh and came out victorious. They are road warriors with four actual road wins and another road game victory in London. Can’t argue with success no matter how ugly the win is.

7. Seattle Seahawks – The Seahawks are your NFC West leaders. They’ve won five of their last six losing only on the road to the finally health Bengals who dismantled the Niners at home this week.

8. Detroit Lions – As Al Davis said just win baby and that’s what the Lions did to his former franchise. Jimmy G missed Adams open twice for walk-in touchdowns and the Lions won by 12. 6-2 and first in the North in good enough for eight.

9. Cincinnati Bengals – The Super Bowl and conference runner-up in the past two years, started 0-2 and 1-3. Three straight wins and dominance over the Niners have them skyrocketing Buffalo Sunday night will be a test if they are back.

10. San Francisco 49ers – How the night has fallen. Three straight losses have people question the decision to ride with Purdy. They’ve added talent at the deadline we’ll see if it pays off.