Week 1 of the NFL season got us all started, but it was merely the tip of the iceberg. Week 2 brought even more fireworks and excitement with intense matchups, nailbiters, crazy finishes, and some early-season division drama.
The NFL season is already heating up, and we’re not even done with Week 2 at this point.
Our latest NFL Power Rankings are going to take a closer look at the last couple of weeks and how teams are stacking up against each other. The Chicago Bears are free-falling after giving up 52 points against the Detroit Lions, while teams like the Indianapolis Colts and quarterback Daniel Jones are cracking the top 10 here in the early stages of the year.
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32. Cleveland Browns
Last week: 24th
I think everyone knew this was going to be an evaluation season for the Cleveland Browns, and that’s exactly what it’s turning out to be. The Browns at least got to see Quinshon Judkins out there in Week 2, leading the team with 61 rushing yards. They also got to see Dillon Gabriel, who was 3-for-3 in his first NFL action with a touchdown pass as well.
At this point, you just can’t help but wonder when the Browns are going to turn to one of the young quarterbacks and really see what they’ve got. It’s not like they spent the highest draft capital on either Gabriel or Shedeur Sanders, but you might as well see what you’ve got before next offseason.
31. Carolina Panthers
Last week: 30th
Another week, another brutal overall performance by the Carolina Panthers. They just laid flat from the start of their Week 2 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, and it ended up costing them dearly.
The way things are trending right now for the Panthers, it’s looking more and more like we could see some sort of in-season change at defensive coordinator. The Panthers have been bullish on Ejiro Evero in that role, and you can’t say they have elite personnel, but it’s just been bad. They were down 27-3 at one point in this game and made it a close one in the end, but it was too little, too late.
The offense is not absolved of blame here, either. The Panthers gave the Cardinals a quick 7-0 lead on a defensive touchdown. There are always a lot of dirty hands in a loss, but this one was rough. Especially when you get an onside kick and do what Bryce Young did with it. The Panthers need to get in the win column ASAP.
30. New York Jets
Last week: 27th
After starting off the game completing just three of his first 11 pass attempts, Justin Fields exited the game being evaluated for a concussion. That’s going to be the bigger story for this team throughout the week, but after giving the Steelers a great game in Week 1, the Jets laid flat in Week 2.
It was an ugly overall performance, giving up 30 points to the Bills and losing your starting quarterback in the process. On top of having just 154 yards of total offense in this game, the Jets were an absolutely abysmal 0-for-11 on third downs. You’re not going to win many games (if any) with that kind of inefficiency. It could be a long year for the Jets, who are now 0-2 with a road trip to face off against the Buccaneers up next.
29. New Orleans Saints
Last week: 32nd
I think it’s fair to say everyone pretty much expected the Saints to be 0-2 at this point. I think it’s also fair to say that they’ve been pretty darn close to beating two solid teams to start this season.
Spencer Rattler had three touchdowns and no interceptions in the Saints’ Week 2 loss to the 49ers, and while his performance wasn’t perfect, he might be showing a little something under new head coach Kellen Moore. And ultimately, what would that mean for this team?
It’s going to be interesting to see if Rattler can continue to progress, or if the Saints as a team can string something together. Again, nobody is really expecting much out of this team. They’re playing with house money. They could surprise some people as the season goes along.
28. Chicago Bears
Last week: 21st
The collapse in the second half against the Minnesota Vikings really impacted the Bears. They just looked deflated and defeated in a Week 2 loss against the Detroit Lions, and just calling it a loss feels like we’re being pretty nice.
The Bears were blown out badly. The Lions, who needed a garbage TD to get 13 points on the board last week against the Packers, ended up dropping 52 points on them. Most concerning for the Bears, beyond the performance of the absolute sieve of a defense, is the fact that Caleb Williams has had a rough couple of games to start this season.
Statistically speaking, Williams has put up fine numbers. But when you watch this team play, he’s still struggling with a lot of the same accuracy and processing issues. We’ll see how the Bears bounce back after an 0-2 start and a home game against another good offense – Dallas – on deck.
27. Miami Dolphins
Last week: 31st
You hate to speak this ill of a team so early in the season, but the Dolphins look like they are primed for some wholesale changes before too long. It was put out there this past week that Tyreek Hill isn’t officially on the trade block at this point, but it really feels like the Dolphins are just saving face while they can.
I would venture to guess that Hill will soon be gone and there will be a change at head coach, likely after the season. Of course, that’s if things continue the way they have been. Even though the Dolphins haven’t been a major contender, it feels like their window has sort of passed them by.
Again, you can’t make any sweeping statements this early in the year, but a loss to start the year against the Colts and then giving up 33 points to the Pats in Week 2? It just feels like the Dolphins are headed toward wholesale changes.
26. Tennessee Titans
Last week: 28th
The Tennessee Titans showed some serious fight in Denver in the first week of the season. Of course, it helped that the Broncos had four giveaways and multiple failed fourth-down conversion attempts, but the Titans gave them a heck of a fight. And it looked like they were going to do the same against the Rams early on Sunday before the Rams just started scoring and the Titans couldn’t do anything about it.
The Titans had a really bad week in Denver back in Week 1 with penalties, and we saw that again in Week 2 with another 10 penalties for this Titans team. You expect that from a young team, but this Titans team is veteran-laden, and they can’t get out of their own way.
The remainder of this year will be all about evaluating Cam Ward, getting him rolling and perhaps even playing spoiler in some games. But the Titans will be content with knowing beyond a shadow of a doubt that he’s their franchise QB at season’s end.
25. Jacksonville Jaguars
Last week: 19th
Trevor Lawrence had three touchdown passes. The Jaguars knocked Joe Burrow out of the game early. They picked off Bengals backup quarterback Jake Browning three times. So, how in the world did they lose in Week 2?
They also held the Bengals to less than 50 yards rushing on the day, and outgained them 400-350 on the day. It’s one of those games that really came down to who had the ball last, and the Bengals engineered a 15-play, 92-yard drive to score the go-ahead touchdown late with minimal time on the clock for the Jaguars.
This is going to be a tough pill to swallow for the Jags as the season goes along. If they end up missing the playoffs by just one game, they’ll look back at this one being one that got away.
24. New England Patriots
Last week: 26th
After a disappointing loss in Week 1, Mike Vrabel got his first win as head coach of the Patriots, and he did it against an absolutely reeling Miami Dolphins team. At one point in this win, it felt like the Dolphins had grabbed some momentum but the Patriots stole it right back on special teams.
There was a punt return touchdown allowed by the Patriots, but Antonio Gibson took the kickoff on the very next play back for a score of his own. Like many of the games in the early window, this win by the Patriots was one of the most entertaining games of the day.
Most important for Patriots fans, Drake Maye was much more efficient with 19 completions on 23 attempts with a pair of touchdowns.
23. New York Giants
Last week: 29th
I’m not sure the New York Giants are going to get a better effort all season long from quarterback Russell Wilson. Under a ton of pressure after the offense scored just six points last week, Wilson responded by getting the Giants up to a big lead early on. Unfortunately, it didn’t last long.
The Giants got into a shootout with the Cowboys, and couldn’t get the job done in overtime. Wilson ended up throwing an extremely ill-advised interception to Cowboys safety Donovan Wilson late, but the Giants defense simply has to do more. Wilson threw for 450 yards and three touchdowns before that.
You can argue the Giants now have some legitimate hope for better days ahead with this offensive performance, but at 0-2, they are falling behind quickly in a tough division.
22. Dallas Cowboys
Last week: 23rd
It took almost the entirety of overtime, but the Dallas Cowboys got themselves a division win against the New York Giants in one of the most entertaining games of the week in Week 2. The Cowboys’ defense got a bit exposed by Russell Wilson in this one, giving up 37 points, but Dak Prescott and the offense had just enough.
And how about kicker Brandon Aubrey? The guy is an absolute cheat code out there. He nailed a 64-yard kick to tie the game in regulation and then hit another kick in overtime to win it.
The Cowboys have a little something to build on, even if the Giants aren’t nearly as good of an opponent as the Eagles were in Week 1. It really doesn’t matter all that much when you start that winning feeling in the locker room.
This Dallas team has a chance to get something rolling with the Chicago Bears coming to Dallas in Week 3.
21. Las Vegas Raiders
Last week 20th
Raiders play Monday night vs. Chargers
The Raiders don’t play until Monday night against the Los Angeles Chargers, but we saw this team get off to a better-than-expected start – especially defensively – in the first week of the season.
The Raiders played well on the road against the Patriots, and Geno Smith’s debut was the jolt this offense needed. Unfortunately, Brock Bowers was hurt against the Patriots and his status for Week 2 has been in doubt almost the entire week.
Even if Bowers plays against the Chargers, you feel like the Raiders might be slightly overmatched there. If the Chargers dominated the Chiefs’ defense the way we saw in Week 1, it’s going to take a big-time effort from Maxx Crosby and that Raiders defense to limit the damage done by Justin Herbert in Week 2. What we’d really love to see from this Raiders team is a true breakthrough effort from top pick Ashton Jeanty, who was quiet in the first game.
20. Pittsburgh Steelers
Last week: 12th
In back-to-back games, the Steelers’ defense – which is supposed to be the hallmark of the team – gave up more than 30 points. And seeing what the Jets did in Week 2 offensively (even with Justin Fields getting hurt), it’s hard not to be at least a little concerned.
Aaron Rodgers was juiced up and the adrenaline was rushing in Week 1 with the Steelers winning a shootout with the Jets, but the offense fell flat in Week 2 and couldn’t do any better than 17 points and a game-sealing interception.
It was a rough day at the office for the Steelers on third down, converting just 33 percent of their attempts (5-of-15). The Steelers also had a complete whiff on special teams, to be fair to the Pittsburgh defense in this one. Rookie running back Kaleb Johnson left a live ball in the end zone for the Seahawks to recover for six.
It’s back to the drawing board for a team that looked like it was going to be able to build on a strong Week 1 performance. The Steelers play in New England in Week 3.
19. Seattle Seahawks
Last week: 25th
Well, we’ve got to take the Seattle Seahawks seriously after what we saw in Week 2. Week 1 was not an inspiring start for the Sam Darnold/Klint Kubiak era in Seattle, but to go on the road against the Pittsburgh Steelers and hang 31 points on them?
I mean, even TJ Watt was doing some declaring before this game about seeing a “Steeler” defense in Week 2, so the way the Seahawks played is all the more impressive.
Maybe the most impressive play in this game was a huge run by Kenneth Walker on 3rd and goal from seemingly an eternity away from the end zone. The Seahawks drew up a great play running to the left side of the formation, and got some great blocks from TE Eric Saubert, Charles Cross, and rookie Grey Zabel as Walker did the rest.
Seattle’s defense also quietly held Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers under 200 yards passing. This was a stark difference from what we saw in Week 1.
18. Kansas City Chiefs
Last week: 13th
We have to be fair and objective, even though it’s the Kansas City Chiefs. Right?
The Chiefs are obviously one of the best teams in the NFL over the last decade, and the modern NFL dynasty. Even though the Philadelphia Eagles have gotten the better of them multiple times now. The Chiefs have earned so much respect, and yet at 0-2 to start the 2025 season, we’ve got to be real with the way things are, not talk just about the way things used to be.
It’s obvious that this is a team in transition. Are the Chiefs going to be able to rally, put together enough wins to get into the playoffs, and make some noise? Most likely, yes, but until that happens, this team is struggling badly and there isn’t really much of an end in sight. Next Sunday night, the Chiefs will head to New York to take on the winless Giants in a battle of desperate teams trying to avoid a dreaded 0-3 start.
The Chiefs will probably be favored, but are they truly that much of an obvious favorite over the Giants with what we’ve seen so far this season?
17. Houston Texans
Last week: 18th
Texans play Monday vs. Buccaneers
It doesn’t feel overly fair for the Houston Texans to be rising in this week’s power rankings without actually playing a game yet, but sometimes being dormant has its benefits. The Texans scored just nine points in a loss back in Week 1, so the pressure is on for this team to avoid not only an 0-2 start, but getting into a pretty ugly hole with the Colts playing some good football to start the season.
The first month of the season is always crucial, but it feels like the Texans are in a particularly tough spot overall. They struggled badly on offense last year, to the point that many were wondering if CJ Stroud fooled us all during his rookie season.
It’s hard not to look at this team and think of what they can be with the best of 2023 Stroud, because we did see that team a handful of times last season (including the playoffs). We’ll see if Monday night against the Bucs can bring out the best in them, in which case they’ll be huge risers in next week’s rankings.
16. Minnesota Vikings
Last week: 16th
I think we’ve got to be fair with the Vikings’ ranking here. With the majority of their offensive performance in Week 1 looking dismal, and another rough outing in Week 2, it would be easy to absolutely bury this team.
But we’re not going to do that.
We’re going to see the forest through the trees with the Vikings. There is promise there. Kevin O’Connell was flexing his coaching muscles in Week 1, and the Vikings simply couldn’t ride the wave of momentum into Week 2. Eventually, this team is going to establish a more consistent identity as a running team, and JJ McCarthy will benefit. Right now, McCarthy’s just going to have to keep failing forward.
He had two interceptions and a lost fumble (among three fumbles total) against the Atlanta Falcons, but no fourth-quarter magic this time. The Vikings stay stagnant this week, but more struggles from McCarthy and the offense will have them free-falling down our NFL Power Rankings in the future.
15. Atlanta Falcons
Last week: 17th
You really can’t help but feel like we should be talking about the 2-0 Falcons at this point. If only their defense didn’t buckle so easily against the Bucs in Week 1…
The Falcons went on the road into a hostile environment to take on the Vikings under the lights in Week 2, and they came away with a much-needed first win of the season in a defensive battle.
Falcons fans, you read that right – a defensive battle.
The Falcons have the weapons to win a shootout, but to say this team can win a defensive battle? It feels like it’s been a while. Atlanta desperately needed young defensive players to show up early on this season, and after notching six sacks on JJ McCarthy (along with 11 QB hits) and a pair of interceptions?
It’s safe to say this young Falcons defensive core has arrived. Now, how long will they stick around?
14. Cincinnati Bengals
Last week: 9th
The outcome of Cincinnati’s Week 2 game against the Jacksonville Jaguars was arguably the most shocking out of any we saw, at least in the early window. Joe Burrow had to exit the game early (and is going to be out a handful of weeks, it sounds like) and backup Jake Browning threw three interceptions.
But the Bengals still won with a very timely 15-play drive that went 92 yards and was capped off with a one-yard run from Browning himself.
The key play on the drive was a defensive pass interference called on Jaguars star rookie Travis Hunter, giving the Bengals a conversion on fourth down and allowing them to stay on the field.
They’re not going to be able to win many more games with Browning throwing three picks like that, but Zac Taylor has long trusted him to operate that offense when needed and getting this win was absolutely huge.
13. Arizona Cardinals
Last week: 14th
For the past two weekends, the Arizona Cardinals have done a bit of flirting with disaster in games against the New Orleans Saints and Carolina Panthers. I’m sure you already noticed this, but the Saints and Panthers were already on this list a long time ago.
What does that mean?
Well, ultimately, it means nothing for the Cardinals to beat two of the teams that look like they might be among the worst in the NFL, because they’ve gotten off to a 2-0 start. Style points don’t matter in the NFL as long as you beat who’s in front of you. But let’s have the last two weekends be a bit of a warning for the talented Arizona Cardinals, that the more you play with fire, the more likely you are to get burned.
Week 3 will be a huge test as the Cardinals travel to San Francisco to take on the 49ers in a matchup of two undefeated NFC West teams. That division race is already getting spicy.
12. Denver Broncos
Last week: 8th
In Week 1, the Denver Broncos’ offense was offensive. They were dragged to the finish line in a 20-12 win over the hapless Tennessee Titans by the vaunted Broncos defense, which looked like it was on its way to a completely dominant season overall.
In Week 2, the script was flipped. The Broncos’ offense scored 21 points in the first half while the defense couldn’t stop a nosebleed. The Broncos lost in absolutely heartbreaking fashion on the road against the Indianapolis Colts with a final score of 29-28, and some incredibly difficult pills to swallow along the way.
The least of Denver’s problems against the Colts was a leverage penalty on a 60-yard field goal attempt that gave the Colts new life. The bigger issue was allowing nearly 500 yards of total offense and 29 points to Daniel Jones and the Colts. The Broncos’ defense could not stop Indy, no matter what they did. It was a horrendous performance on the road, and will be a painful one to try and recover from as the Broncos take on the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 3.
This team needs to figure out a way to play complimentary football and get something cooking while the Chiefs are down, or they’ll miss their window.
11. San Francisco 49ers
Last week: 11th
The San Francisco 49ers continue to weather the storm injury-wise with Brock Purdy expected to miss multiple week.
Luckily, the Niners have a capable backup in Mac Jones, who looked tailor-made for Kyle Shanahan’s offense in his first start with the team. The 49ers got a win against the New Orleans Saints in Week 2, and a hard-fought win at that.
Jones had to throw the ball a bit of an uncomfortable 39 times, but he had three touchdown passes and didn’t throw any picks. Even getting sacked three times, Jones seemed to have the offensive operation humming well and was able to get a number of different players involved.
The 49ers have now started the season 2-0, and playing in the NFC West this year, that’s huge to already be keeping pace. Again, the question is going to be whether or not they are able to weather the storm.
10. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Last week: 10th
Buccaneers play Monday vs. Texans
The Buccaneers put together a beautiful game-winning drive last week against the Atlanta Falcons, but the narrative could just as easily be about how their defense blew it late against Michael Penix Jr.
The Bucs have a chance to really establish themselves on Monday Night Football against a tough Houston Texans defense, and the matchups between the Bucs receivers and the Texans’ defensive backs will be incredible to watch.
Tampa Bay proved last year that they’re legitimate threats in the NFC, but they’re starting from scratch here in 2025. Going on the road to Houston, who will be doing everything in their power to get a win after a rough Week 1? This is a major test facing the Bucs who can cement themselves as a top-10 team in the early goings of this season.
9. Indianapolis Colts
Last week: 22nd
It just doesn’t feel right to leave the Indianapolis Colts outside the top 10 this week, so we won’t.
A lot of folks out there wondered if the Colts’ performance against the Miami Dolphins in Week 1 was nothing other than a mirage, and those folks were even more stunned with the outcome of the Colts’ Week 2 effort against the Denver Broncos.
Daniel Jones looks like he might be for real under Shane Steichen as the Colts put up close to 500 yards of offense against Denver, and they didn’t turn the ball over. They continued putting on the pressure the entire game until finally breaking through late when Denver committed a penalty on a game-winning field goal attempt.
Whether or not the Colts got lucky to win doesn’t matter. When you put up that kind of offensive output against the #1 defense in the league going into the week, you’ve proven you’re for real. Now, can they keep it going for a third week in a row? A road trip to face off against the Titans awaits.
8. Washington Commanders
Last week: 6th
There’s no need to be overly harsh on the Washington Commanders after what we saw in Week 2, playing on a short week against the Green Bay Packers. With the way that Green Bay defense has played through the first two weeks of the season, that would be a tough task for anyone.
But we also can’t ignore the fact that they got completely overmatched. The last thing this team wants is to become one-dimensional offensively, but that’s exactly what happened against the Packers. The leading rusher for the Commanders on Thursday night had 17 yards.
The fact that the Packers were able to bottle Jayden Daniels up in the running game was shocking. They got to Daniels for four sacks and Washington’s defense couldn’t really put much heat on Jordan Love, either. With a little bit of a longer break between games, the Commanders will try to bounce back at home in Week 3 against the Las Vegas Raiders.
7. Detroit Lions
Last week: 15th
Heck of a week for the Detroit Lions. As dejected and defeated as their fan base undoubtedly was after a Week 1 drubbing at the hands of the Green Bay Packers, they’ve got to feel equally cathartic about coming out in Week 2 and absolutely annihilating the Chicago Bears.
And annihilate them, they did.
The Lions dropped 52 points on the Bears in Week 2, and reminded everyone why they are considered one of the best teams in the NFC. I’m not going to lie, it was nice to see from them. Obviously, Detroit is taking on some major changes in 2025 with John Morton taking over as the offensive coordinator for Ben Johnson being the most notable.
But Morton had that unit absolutely humming against Chicago. The Lions averaged a whopping 8.8 yards per play and had 511 yards of total offense against the Bears. And Jared Goff wasn’t sacked a single time. The Lions bounced back tremendously while also exposing the Bears.
6. Los Angeles Rams
Last week: 7th
We were just waiting for the Los Angeles Rams to break out offensively, and it didn’t take them long. After scoring just 14 points last week in a win against the Houston Texans, the Rams went on the road to face off another AFC South opponent, and dropped 33 points on the Titans. We got our first 100-yard performance from Davante Adams, Matthew Stafford was only sacked one time, and the Rams defense held the Titans to just 3.9 yards per play.
It was an impressive all-around performance as the Rams showed their outstanding talent level overall with a really balanced effort.
5. Los Angeles Chargers
Last week: 5th
Chargers play Monday vs. Raiders
We’re going to see how the Chargers can follow up an impressive performance in their Week 1 win against the Chiefs with a little extended rest before taking on the Las Vegas Raiders.
What we saw from the Chargers in the first week of the season was really a special performance from quarterback Justin Herbert. And not to rain on the parade, but we’ve seen Herbert do that type of stuff in the past, and put up some clunkers after.
Against a Raiders defense that looks like it could very well be one of the worst in the NFL on paper, we’re obviously expecting Herbert to light it up. Especially after a big game in Week 1 from Quentin Johnston, the Chargers look like they might have an embarrassment of riches at receiver and a chance to be one of the highest-scoring offenses in the league. We’ll see how they do against Pete Carroll and company.
4. Green Bay Packers
Last Week: 4th
At this point, how can you not be incredibly impressed by the Green Bay Packers? The trade to acquire Micah Parsons from the Dallas Cowboys has had obvious on-field impact already, but the jolt it sent through the entire organization is noticeable.
The Packers look like one of the most balanced outfits in the NFL, dominating two straight weeks against the Lions and Commanders. And given what we saw from Detroit’s offense in Week 2, that Week 1 performance stands out even more by Green Bay.
It’s hard to imagine there’s a more well-rounded overall team in the NFL right now than the Green Bay Packers. Matt LaFleur is such a great coach and knows how to get the most out of his players. Even with one of the youngest all-around rosters in the league, these guys are well-coached and they execute better than most.
Even after last season with the Lions winning 15 games, you almost get the feeling like the Packers are going to run away with this division in 2025.
3. Baltimore Ravens
Last week: 3rd
The Ravens didn’t really fall after their tough blown fourth quarter against the Buffalo Bills, and you figured this team would get back on track quickly. Especially with a Week 2 matchup against the Cleveland Browns, the Ravens reminded everyone of what kind of dominance they are capable of on a week-to-week basis.
Lamar Jackson got everyone involved in the action, including a breakout player everyone should be keeping tabs on, Devontez Walker. The young receiver has been making noise all offseason for the Ravens.
Baltimore’s defense got back on track against the Browns, forcing multiple turnovers off of starting quarterback Joe Flacco, and cashing one in for a defensive touchdown as well. The Ravens blew a late lead against Buffalo, but they’ve clearly got a short memory and are right back where they want to be.
2. Buffalo Bills
Last week: 2nd
The Bills picked up right where they left off in that fourth quarter against the Ravens last weekend. They absolutely throttled the New York Jets in Week 2, once again looking like they are dialed in and ready to make a run at the first Super Bowl in franchise history.
That spark in the second half – really the fourth quarter – against the Ravens last Sunday night was the type of catalyst that can take this team places. The way they came back against Lamar Jackson is something most teams can’t do. This Buffalo team has all of the makings of a Super Bowl winner and they coasted to a 30-10 win with a pair of touchdowns and a big game from James Cook.
The Bills have a chance to send the Miami Dolphins into an absolute tailspin in Week 3. There might not be a bigger home favorite entering next week’s action than Buffalo. They might coast to a third straight win to start this season.
1. Philadelphia Eagles
Last week: 1st
Ultimately, it just didn’t feel right to have any changes with the top five taems at this point. The Philadelphia Eagles may not have earned as many style points as a team like the Packers for the quality of their “dominating” victory, but the Eagles deserve a lot of credit. They beat the Cowboys in the first game of the season, and they just went into Kansas City and shut down the Chiefs.
Again.
Vic Fangio’s defense is Patrick Mahomes’s kryptonite.
Mahomes tried desperately to put the Chiefs on his back, but the Eagles were just too good. Even with Jalen Hurts barely reaching 100 yards passing in this game, the Eagles won the turnover battle, they converted in the red zone, they were better than the Chiefs on 3rd down, and they put the pressure on Mahomes with 10 QB hits. Nobody said things had to be pretty in the box score to be pretty on the final score.
The Eagles just get the job done. At some point, maybe the style points will start to matter a bit more. But Philly has clearly built itself a margin for error, and they can win games in just about any way teams want to play them.
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