There are six teams in the NFL that do not have a win through three weeks. We power ranked them approaching Week 4. Which team will be the last to win a single game? The six winless teams in the NFL right now definitely show some surprises.
Did many of us actually expect the Houston Texans of all team to begin the year winless? In the coming weeks, many of these teams will continue to stack losses, but others could dig themselves out of it.
Now that Week 3 is behind us and Week 4 is rapidly approaching, we power ranked every winless team. Let's get into it here.
NFL Power Rankings: Ranking all six 0-3 teams approaching Week 4
6. New Orleans Saints
The New Orleans Saints got blown out by the Seattle Seahawks in Week 3, and most of us saw this coming. The Saints could truly become the first winless team in the 17-game era, and I do believe there is another team on this list that could also hold that honor depending on how the season shakes out.
New Orleans has to hit the reset button and build for the future, but they simply have not done that. GM Mickey Loomis has his hands all over this bottom-tier roster, and there just isn't much to like with this team in 2025.
5. Tennessee Titans
The Tennessee Titans are a horrible football team, and Cam Ward looks like a rookie QB. The Titans have a long rebuild process ahead of them, and I am not sure this current coaching staff will remain beyond the 2025 NFL Season.
The Titans are going to be a 'get right' game for many teams, and that's just the harsh reality of their situation, but perhaps things could begin to turn a corner in 2026? Many people have already bought into Cam Ward and think he has 'it.'
4. New York Jets
The New York Jets are a disaster of an operation, but they are also in year one of this current regime. The New GM Is Darren Mougey, and he spent years with the Denver Broncos. Mougey has the tall task of snapping the longest-active playoff drought streak in the NFL, and it's going to take years.
The Jets have to get a franchise QB in the building, but even if they do that, it's not clear at the moment if Aaron Glenn and his staff will be the right ones to lead this team. So much has to go right for any NFL team to finish with a winning record, let alone make the playoffs.
It's another season of misery for the Jets. They are fourth in our power rankings.
3. New York Giants
A pathetic showing on Sunday Night Football already has many Giants' fans wanting the team to pull the plug on the Russell Wilson era and hand the keys over to Jaxson Dart, their first-round draft pick. The only way Brian Daboll might be able to save his job is is to bench Wilson for Dart.
That move could come as soon as Week 4, and all eyes would then be on the rookie QB. If nothing else, the Giants do have a fierce defensive line, but their talent isn't going to matter much at all if the offense can't get going.
2. Miami Dolphins
The Miami Dolphins can absolutely score a ton of points, but they aren't consistent, have a good-not-great QB, and have a bad defense. To top it all off, head coach Mike McDaniel doesn't seem to have a great grip on his team, so that is definitely something to worry about.
You get the sense that things can begin to change if Miami doesn't begin stacking wins as soon as this week. The franchise might simply need a reboot, but they are at least the second-best winless team in the NFL if that is any consolation.
1. Houston Texans
Are the Houston Texans bad? Is this is bad football team? CJ Stroud has been regressing for well over a year now, and absolutely nothing is working for this team on offense, and unless they start stacking wins now, this team is going to miss the playoffs and have some serious questions to answer.
The Texans are a talented team, sure, so I guess we can rank them first in our winless power rankings, but starting 0-3 in the NFL is getting close to being totally out of it. In 2023 and 2024, Houston has gone 10-7 and won the AFC South. That might come to a crashing end in 2025.