NFL POWER RANKINGS: Where all 32 teams stand going into Week 3
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If Week 1 gave us tons of one-point games and close finishes, Week 2 felt a little bit more like a dud.
There were blowouts, surprisingly underwhelming games (looking at you, Saints and Giants), and what felt like a crazy number of injuries.
Still, we're only two weeks into the season and it's hard to know what to make of almost anyone. Should we be worried about the Seahawks, who have scored just one touchdown in two games? How about Aaron Rodgers and the Packers? What should we make of Carson Wentz and the Eagles, who are 2-0 with two wins against bad teams?
The first month of the season is all about figuring out who is for real, and who isn't. Week 3 should help.
Here are our ranks going into Week 3.
32. Cleveland Browns
Josh Robbins/GettyRecord: 0-2
Week 2 result: Lost to Ravens, 25-20
Week 2 star: Running back Isaiah Crowell made fantasy owners happy on Sunday with 133 rushing yards and a touchdown.
Week 3 opponent: at Miami Dolphins
One thing to know: A week after RGIII went down with a shoulder injury, backup quarterback Josh McCown injured his shoulder and will be out "a while." It's down to rookie QB Cody Kessler and the recently signed Charlie Whitehurst.
31. Chicago Bears
Jonathan Daniel/GettyRecord: 0-2
Week 2 result: Lost to Eagles, 29-14
Week 2 star: We'll give it yet again to Alshon Jeffery, whose 96 receiving yards were a lone bright spot in an otherwise terrible Monday Night Football performance.
Week 3 opponent: at Dallas Cowboys
One thing to know: Two key thumb injuries to be aware of: Jay Culter is expected to miss 2-3 weeks with a sprained thumb, and linebacker Danny Trevathan needs surgery on his thumb.
30. Buffalo Bills
Tom Szczerbowski/GettyRecord: 0-2
Week 2 result: Lost to Jets, 37-31
Week 2 star: Wide receiver Marquise Goodwin topped his total 2015 receiving numbers on an 84-yard deep ball for a touchdown, scorching Darrelle Revis in the process.
Week 3 opponent: vs. Arizona Cardinals
One thing to know: The Bills fired offensive coordinator Greg Roman after losing to the Jets, but it feels like a panic move to conceal bigger problems.
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