2022 NFL Power Rankings: Bengals start to heat up, Chiefs knocked down a peg
By Randy Gurzi
14. team. 35. . . Previous: 9th. Tennessee Titans
14. Tennessee Titans
The Tennessee Titans are in first place in the AFC South but we all saw on Sunday how far they are from being a contending team. They were embarrassed by a score of 35-10 against the Philadelphia Eagles as A.J. Brown went off. The former Titan had 119 yards and two touchdowns as he made his former team pay for electing to trade him rather than sign him to an extension this offseason.
It was the second time this year Tennessee was blown out by a contender as the Bills knocked them off 41-7 in Week 2. Looking over their schedule, the most impressive win was against Washington, but that was when they still had Carson Wentz playing.
Not only are they benefiting from a terrible division but also a soft schedule.
30. . . Previous: 14th. New York Jets. 13. team
13. New York Jets
The legend of Mike White took a hit on Sunday as the New York Jets quarterback threw for 369 yards but had two picks and no touchdown passes. He did have a touchdown on the ground which pulled the Jets to within five with 6:45 to go but ultimately lost to the Vikings.
White had a shot to pull off the win as he got the offense down to the 19 but three incomplete passes in a row made it fourth-and-10 and White threw a pick that ended the game. Still at 7-5, New York is alive and well in the playoff run but they have to take on the bills next week which could be tough.