1. Ravens — Could be 5-0, getting run game going, Ed Reed just two weeks away.

2. Steelers — Big Ben will open up the offense.

3. Jets — About as complete a team as we’ve seen from Week 2 on.

4. Packers — Injuries starting to mount, but I have to put a team fourth, and I’m already struggling with these rankings in a season of extreme parity.

5. Saints — Darren Sharper and Reggie Bush will help turn some things around. But man, that’s a bad, bad loss.

6. Colts — Really struggled in wins over KC and Denver. They have some issues.

7. Titans — Dominating offenses at the line of scrimmage. CJ2K will be OK.

8. Falcons — If not for a run in OT against Pittsburgh in Week 1, they might be 5-0, too.

9. Patriots — Losing Randy Moss in a bye week won’t improve your ranking.

10. Giants — Write Tom Coughlin off at your own peril.

11. Chiefs — Defense not allowing any points … But can the offense do anything in the air?

12. Bears — Anytime you win on the road and your starting QB completes six passes and throws four picks, you’re living right.

13. Eagles — Kevin Kolb taking some steps, but Mike Vick back soon.

14. Texans — They are who we thought they were — the most erratic team in the league.

15. Redskins — Last two wins courtesy of defense and special teams. Offense still rough.

16. Bucs — Quietest 3-1 start in the league. Josh Freeman is growing up, rapidly.

17. Vikings — Brett Favre managing to become a distraction beyond the normal injury hoopla.

18. Dolphins — Good week to have a bye.

19. Chargers — A special teams disaster. These division losses could come back to bite them.

20. Bengals — Can’t imagine they don’t look long and hard at the 2011 QB draft class.

21. Cowboys — Digging themselves a fine hole.

22. Jaguars — Rebounding in a big way the last two weeks, but tough road ahead in that division.

23. Broncos — Struggle against more physical teams.

24. Raiders — Don’t look now, but Jason Campbell back under center and Raiders back in thick of AFC Least race.

25. Cardinals — Amazing turnaround in seven days. In Max Hall we trust.

26. Rams — We’re splitting hairs here with the NFC West teams. All have serious flaws.

27. Seahawks — Maybe Marshawn Lynch sparks their run game.

28. Lions — Put up 44 without Mathew Stafford and with Megatron doing very little. Good for them.

29. Browns — Losing Seneca Wallace would sting (never thought I’d write those words).

30. 49ers — I still they beat rest of their division head-to-head, but time is running out.

31. Panthers — Truly mind-bending how they couldn’t win despite Todd Collins’ display for the Bears.

32. Bills — Gonna have trouble putting any sort of winning streak together in 2010.

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