2. Los Angeles Rams (0-1)
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The Rams help close us out in Week 2, as they play the Giants. Los Angeles should be able to win that game and get their record back to .500, as this is the most talented team in the sport right one, and I can’t be alone in thinking that the Rams will be just fine in the long run.
The NFL is a marathon, not a sprint, and the Rams know that more than most teams, as they’re constantly in the playoffs and were probably one average secondary away from making the Super Bowl in 2025. On paper, this team isn’t missing anything that would prevent them from winning it all, and I would feel comfortable in saying that this team is about to go on some sort of lengthy winning streak and really begin to show the NFL world why they’re the best.
In fact, it might end up being a shock if the Rams aren’t hoisting the Lombardi Trophy in February. Keep your Rams stock.
1. Cincinnati Bengals (2-0)
For the time being, the Cincinnati Bengals take the top spot in our power rankings. Out to a 2-0 start, the offense has performed as expected, and the defense has held their own. They held the Texans to just six points in Week 2, which is quite the feat, as Houston does boast some neat talent on offense.
The Bengals might finally have things going the right way, as the remade defense has been a huge lift for this franchise, and as long as Joe Burrow stays healthy, the Bengals will continue to win and likely come away with the AFC North title this year, as both Cleveland and Pittsburgh are non-factors, and the Ravens look rather vulerable. Cincy takes the No. 1 spot.
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