2021 NFL Power Rankings: Week 4

 After three weeks to start the season, I honestly have no idea what to make of the NFL landscape right now. Record dictated much of these rankings, but I must admit that my gut tells me a lot of the teams in the Top 10 are going to end up frauds.



At least two of the AFC West teams are going to end up being frauds. For now, we’ll say they’ll be the Las Vegas Raiders and Los Angeles Chargers. Another team in the Top 10 I think will end up bring frauds are the Carolina Panthers.

The Denver Broncos cracked the Top 5 this week and people will fade that and I get it, they have played a bunch of scrubs. If you dig a little deeper into those games you will find a Broncos team that is tied for the league lead in point differential at +50 through three games. Their defense held those scrubs to a mere 10 points a game, with 6 of those coming off a special teams error. The Broncos are a good football team and the real test for them begins in Week 4 against the Baltimore Ravens.

Here are you full Week 4 power rankings and definitely subject to some major reordering over the next couple of weeks as we sort through the haves and have nots.

Week 4 NFL Power Rankings

Rank Team

1 Arizona Cardinals

2 Los Angeles Rams

3 Buffalo Bills

4 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

5 Denver Broncos

6 Las Vegas Raiders

7 Carolina Panthers

8 Los Angeles Chargers

9 Green Bay Packers

10 Kansas City Chiefs

11 Cleveland Browns

12 Seattle Seahawks

13 Dallas Cowboys

14 Baltimore Ravens

15 San Francisco 49ers

16 New Orleans Saints

17 Cincinnati Bengals

18 Tennessee Titans

19 Minnesota Vikings

20 Pittsburgh Steelers

21 Indianapolis Colts

22 New England Patriots

23 Miami Dolphins

24 Philadelphia Eagles

25 Atlanta Falcons

26 Chicago Bears

27 Washington Football Team

28 Houston Texans

29 Detroit Lions

30 New York Giants

31 Jacksonville Jaguars

32 New York Jets

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