Week 3 of the 2025 NFL Season is already upon us. Let's power rank every 2-0 team as the season progresses.
Right now, there are 10 undefeated teams in the NFL, but there will be less after Week 3. It's always fun to keep track of the remaining unbeatens to see just how far they can go, but typically, teams win their first seven or eight games before suffering a loss.
Anyway, approaching Week 3, we've power ranked all 10 teams that have started off 2-0. Let's get into it here.
Power ranking every 2-0 team ahead of Week 3
10. Cincinnati Bengals
The Bengals would be a lot higher on this list of Joe Burrow wasn't out, obviously, but he's set to miss, potentially, the rest of the 2025 NFL Season with a turf toe injury, and it's yet another significant injury for Burrow.
Some have wondered if Burrow is slowly turning into the next Andrew Luck, and it unfortunately seems to be trending that way.
9. Indianapolis Colts
Not many expected the Indianapolis Colts to be this good, but here we are. I do worry that this team will soon collapse, as Daniel Jones might be riding a honeymoon phase before opposing defense figure him out, and we're still not yet sure if Shane Steichen is a legit head coach. The Colts have looked dominant across the first two weeks. Sure, they could win the AFC South this year, but I believe I can speak for many when I saw we simply need to see more.
8. San Francisco 49ers
Again bitten by the injury bug, Brock Purdy's status is up in the air for Week 3, but Mac Jones did play well against the New Orleans Saints in Week 2. The Niners have a fine roster when it's healthy, but it's nothing special anymore. They're no. 8 in our power rankings.
7. Arizona Cardinals
I have been quite high on the Arizona Cardinals all offseason, and the team is proving me right with a 2-0 start. I do wonder just how far they can do given they don't have a great roster, but this is a rock-solid football team.
6. Philadelphia Eagles
It's hard for me to love what the Eagles have done thus far. Sure, they're 2-0 on the season, but this offense has looked quite bad if you ask me. Jalen Hurts' deficiencies as a passer are clear as day, and this team might be in a position to win more because of pure roster talent than anything else. I do not get the sense that this is close to being the same team that won the Super Bowl this year, but as long as they keep winning...
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Buccaneers simply dominant in the early part of the season and earned a nice win on Monday Night Football against the Houston Texans. Tampa is a well-oiled machine, but they are a lower-ceiling team in my eyes. Yes, they will likely win double-digit games and the NFC South again, but I just cannot see this team making a deep run.
The duo of Todd Bowles and Baker Mayfield is solid, but I get the sense that one of those figures isn't good enough to get this team over the hump again.
4. Los Angeles Chargers
The LA Chargers are 2-0 with two-straight AFC West wins, so they are in a great spot. Justin Herbert has been playing well, but the run game has been a disaster thus far. The Chargers host the Denver Broncos in Week 3 and will look to take an early, commanding lead in the division.
3. Los Angeles Rams
A healthy Matthew Stafford will have the LA Rams in contention all year. Thus far, it's been a great start for the Rams. They've beaten the Texans and Titans and will have to fend-off the 49ers and Cardinals, the other 2-0 teams in the NFC West. The duo of Matthew Stafford and Sean McVay is among the very best in the NFL, and they are a huge reason why LA is no. 2 in our power rankings.
2. Buffalo Bills
The Buffalo Bills are likely 3-0 by the time the sun rises on Friday morning. They play the Miami Dolphins on Thursday Night Football and should honestly blow them out. With the Bengals now likely being out of the picture and the Kansas City Chiefs looking awful thus far, the Bills might finally be in a position to make a Super Bowl run.
1. Green Bay Packers
The Green Bay Packers look like the best team in the NFL. They have beaten the Detroit Lions and Washington Commanders in the first two weeks. Those wins are huge for their seeding in the NFC playoffs. I truly do not see a major hole with the Packers, and I would not be shocked if they went out and made another notable trade if the right opportunity presented itself.