2026 NFL Power Rankings: Week 4
An exhaustive ranking of all 32 NFL teams heading into Week 4 of the 2026 season. Updated to reflect all Week 3 results, including the Bears' dominant Monday Night Football victory over the Eagles and the Commanders' massive upset over Seattle.
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▲ Top 5
#1
Buffalo Bills (3-0)
Dominant 3-0 start for Josh Allen and the Bills, cementing them as the top AFC threat heading into Week 4.
+5
#2
Kansas City Chiefs (3-0)
Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker III are clicking on all cylinders, maintaining an unblemished record.
+4
#3
San Francisco 49ers (3-0)
Brock Purdy and a loaded roster remain one of the most complete, balanced teams in the league through three weeks.
+3
#4
Minnesota Vikings (3-0)
The surprise undefeated team of the NFC. The defense is swarming, and the offense is protecting the football flawlessly.
+2
#5
Seattle Seahawks (2-1)
Dropped a shocking 33-31 shootout to the Commanders, but their explosive offense keeps them incredibly dangerous.
+1
▼ Bottom 5
#1
Tennessee Titans (0-3)
A 12-7 loss to the Giants keeps them winless. Sophomore QB Cam Ward is experiencing serious growing pains under center.
-5
#2
Miami Dolphins (0-3)
Dropped a 24-10 game to the Chiefs. The defense is slowly improving, but the offensive production remains completely stagnant.
-4
#3
Houston Texans (0-3)
Dropped a close 19-17 divisional game to the Colts. C.J. Stroud remains spectacular, but the team cannot finish games.
-3
#4
Indianapolis Colts (1-2)
Escaped with a narrow 19-17 win over the Texans. The defense finally held up late to prevent a disastrous 0-3 start.
-2
#5
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-2)
Baker Mayfield finally got the offense moving in Week 3, securing a vital win to prevent a disastrous 0-3 start.
-1
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Buffalo Bills (3-0) — Dominant 3-0 start for Josh Allen and the Bills, cementing them as the top AFC threat heading into Week 4.+5
Kansas City Chiefs (3-0) — Patrick Mahomes and Kenneth Walker III are clicking on all cylinders, maintaining an unblemished record.+4
San Francisco 49ers (3-0) — Brock Purdy and a loaded roster remain one of the most complete, balanced teams in the league through three weeks.+3
Minnesota Vikings (3-0) — The surprise undefeated team of the NFC. The defense is swarming, and the offense is protecting the football flawlessly.+2
Seattle Seahawks (2-1) — Dropped a shocking 33-31 shootout to the Commanders, but their explosive offense keeps them incredibly dangerous.+1
Chicago Bears (2-1) — Case Keenum shined in a brilliant 27-7 Monday night win over the Eagles, keeping the offense afloat while Caleb Williams recovers.—
Baltimore Ravens (2-1) — Lamar Jackson led a dramatic last-second 34-31 victory over the Cowboys, keeping them near the top of the AFC.—
Philadelphia Eagles (2-1) — Dropping a 27-7 dud on Monday night exposed rhythm issues. Jalen Hurts' turnovers and a struggling run game need cleaning up.—
Detroit Lions (2-1) — Bounced back with a tough 31-24 victory over the Jets. Dan Campbell’s squad boasts a punishing, relentless rushing attack.—
Cincinnati Bengals (2-1) — Suffered a close 30-27 division loss to the Steelers, but the offense remains highly explosive under Joe Burrow.—
Los Angeles Rams (2-1) — Matthew Stafford is playing highly efficient football, overcoming injuries to Puka Nacua and keeping the offense explosive.—
Las Vegas Raiders (3-0) — Riding a top-ranked defense to a shocking 3-0 start. They're winning ugly, but they are absolutely wearing opponents down.—
Pittsburgh Steelers (2-1) — True to form, they secured a gritty 30-27 victory over the Bengals. The pass rush remains an absolute nightmare.—
Denver Broncos (2-1) — Leveraging Jaylen Waddle’s elite vertical speed to stretch the field, their defense continues to create crucial timely turnovers.—
New York Giants (2-1) — Survived an ugly 12-7 slugfest over the Titans. Jevón Holland's game-sealing interception highlights a gritty 2-1 start.—
New Orleans Saints (2-1) — An opportunistic defense and efficient, mistake-free football have them looking like early contenders in the NFC South.—
Green Bay Packers (2-1) — Winning close games despite offensive lulls. The defense has taken a major step forward, bailing them out in critical moments.—
Jacksonville Jaguars (2-1) — Exploded for a 35-6 blowout win over the Patriots. Trevor Lawrence finally found a consistent, dominant offensive rhythm.—
Washington Commanders (1-2) — Marcus Mariota led a massive 33-31 upset over the undefeated Seahawks, securing their desperately needed first win.—
Dallas Cowboys (1-2) — Poor time management cost them a close 34-31 loss to the Ravens. Offensive consistency and clock management are major concerns.—
New England Patriots (1-2) — Blown out 35-6 by the Jaguars. A brutal Week 3 performance raises immediate concerns about their rebuilt defense.—
New York Jets (1-2) — Dropped a tough 31-24 game to the Lions. The offense urgently needs to find a spark before the season slips away.—
Cleveland Browns (1-2) — A tough loss raises questions. The turnover differential is positive, but the offense stalls far too often in the red zone.—
Atlanta Falcons (1-2) — Avoided an 0-3 start with a desperately needed victory. The offense finally showed flashes of explosive potential.—
Arizona Cardinals (1-2) — The offense looked slightly better this week, but they lack the firepower to keep up in shootouts against top-tier teams.—
Carolina Panthers (1-2) — Bryce Young continues to show flashes of brilliance, but the offensive line must give him more consistent pockets.—
Los Angeles Chargers (0-3) — Officially in panic mode. The interior offensive line is a disaster, leaving Justin Herbert under constant, crippling pressure.—
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-2) — Baker Mayfield finally got the offense moving in Week 3, securing a vital win to prevent a disastrous 0-3 start.-1
Indianapolis Colts (1-2) — Escaped with a narrow 19-17 win over the Texans. The defense finally held up late to prevent a disastrous 0-3 start.-2
Houston Texans (0-3) — Dropped a close 19-17 divisional game to the Colts. C.J. Stroud remains spectacular, but the team cannot finish games.-3
Miami Dolphins (0-3) — Dropped a 24-10 game to the Chiefs. The defense is slowly improving, but the offensive production remains completely stagnant.-4
Tennessee Titans (0-3) — A 12-7 loss to the Giants keeps them winless. Sophomore QB Cam Ward is experiencing serious growing pains under center.-5