4. Baltimore Ravens, 4-1
The Baltimore Ravens land at No. 4 in our playoff team power rankings as Week 6 ramps up. Lamar Jackson is dealing with an ankle injury, and while the Ravens did win their first game without Jackson last week, this is the type of risk the Ravens have always assumed given his style of play.
With that being said, Tyler Huntley is definitely one of the more stable backup QBs in the NFL with the Ravens. The Ravens rank 6th in points scored per game this year and 19th in points allowed.
Jackson has also been outstanding this year. In his four games, he's completed 70.8 percent of his passes for 967 yards, 6 touchdowns, and just 1 interception.
The two-time MVP continues to be one of the more explosive passers in the NFL, and he does also bring his elite rushing ability, which has still been a thing this year.
As long as the Ravens are able to get Jackson back here in the near future, they'll continue to win a ton of games. First-year head coach Jesse Minter has done a rather strong job thus far, and with this roster, it's almost impossible not to win a ton of games.
3. Minnesota Vikings, 5-0
One of three unbeaten teams in the NFL, the Minnesota Vikings are 5-0 on the year and are seeing the defense under Brian Flores play lights-out.
The offense also seems to be coming into their own with Kyler Murray. While the numbers aren't great, Murray obviously hasn't started a ton for the Vikings, so this could be a situation where we see the unit come together later in the season.
There is a chance that the Vikings emerge as the most complete team in the sport when November and December hit. Minnesota lands at No. 3 in our power rankings.
