NFL Power Rankings Week 4: Can the Denver Broncos come out of the cellar?

Another week, another loss of Broncos. At this point, if you are a pessimist, you have probably joined the movement "Fire Elways" and / or "Trade Von!" If you are an optimist, look at the AFC and realize that only six conference teams have won records. Denver is struggling to come out of the race if the situation turns out drastically.

There is a little movement this week. I base the standings on how I see each team's chances at the Super Bowl this year. So the Bills are still pretty low because I do not believe it, the Browns are quite high even if they have a losing record. Do not like it, so let me have it in the comments!

Let us dive into:

Dumpster Diving

32 Miami dolphins (0-3)

One of the things I can not help but think of every time I see these #TrustthePorpoise tweets: At different times in the off season, Miami has tried to sign Teddy Bridgewater and swap Jadaveon Clowney.

31. Bengals of Cincinnati (0-3)

In a fair and equitable world where tanks would be punished, the Bungles would clearly be Tua Tagovailoa's favorite. They have tried to stay competitive and just do not have the talent to do more than play the role of someone else's punch bag.

30 New York Jets (0-3)

Gase has his excuse incorporated until Sam returns.

28. Washington (0-3)

You know, suffering through Watching last night's game really made me appreciate the kind of performance that Denver offered week two. They were a horrible call a game far from exhibit flying da Bears.

29 Denver Broncos (0-3)

I really feel that I will be caught writing between two distinct feelings in the Broncos country over the next two weeks. Winning players are still clamoring for the idea that Fangio's Broncos 0-3 will follow the pattern of the Houston Texans and become the seventh-place team to start without a win for three weeks and playoff.

On the other side of the dividing line is the crowd "TRADE VON!" Who wants to dismiss Elway, remove the #TrustthePorpoise alignment and yell against anyone who disagrees.

Immediately after the loss to the Packers, I went for a long walk with my dog ​​to leave some room for disappointment. In the end, I came back to the same thought that I had at the training camp. I was expecting this list to hover around 8-8, maybe a little better or worse depending on luck.

0-3 certainly means that they will be rather light, but even in this case, there are many reasons to motivate the team. Elway said he wanted to "win from now" when he was hired and that each of the Broncos 'defeats was tired of the young players' moments so there was reason to believe that best will show up.

This season could be a disappointing record of victory / defeat, but if the main players emerge from both sides of the ball, can the team build in the long run? It's a huge victory.

27 Pittsburgh Steelers (0-3)

At least Elway has not traded a top 10 pick instead of keeping it for a potential heir to their quarterback.

26 Arizona Cardinals (0-2-1)

I've seen murmurs here and there from some Broncos countries that the team still have Vance Joseph. I challenge you to look at a card game in its entirety and to contact me about it.

Good-good or bad-good?

25 Oakland Raiders (1-2)

So, I know the Broncos lost to Oakland in the first week, but it will be interesting to see how well Denver is keeping their game against Kansas City and Minnesota, or how Gruden is handling Green Bay.

24 New York Giants (1-2)

Still very early, but it looks like I'll have to eat a serious crow at Daniel Jones. If he continues in this way, I plan to return to his 2018 tape and see how he missed me. My initial thought is that I moored him far too hard for his junior casting against superior competition.

23 Jacksonville Jaguars (1-2)

This week with the Broncos will say a lot about both teams. It's hard to get a real advantage over this Jaguar defense. Patty melted their toasts in the first week, fired Deshaun Watson in the second week and smothered Marcus Mariota.

Gardner Minshew will play against Fangio's defense will be even more intriguing. He had his good times, but he seems to be a type of rookie with whom a little disappointment could really mess. Will Vic put an end to the confusion?

First crossroads teams

22 Tennessee Titans (1-2)

If Von Miller and Bradley Chubb fail to join Marcus Mariota during week 6, I'm in a panic.

21 Carolina Panthers (1-2)

NFC South is considering second place for three teams, with New Orleans running away with the division. I want to see how Kyle Allen compares to a real NFL defense before considering them as legitimate contenders.

20 Atlanta Falcons (1-2)

Talk about injury to insult. They suffered a painful loss against the Colts on Sunday, but also lost Keanu Neal for the season. For the way this season has been promising at the camp, things are getting out of hand for Dan Quinn. He hired new assistants during the off season, so there is nowhere to point him if he fails again.

19 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-2)

Two-part story for the Bruce Arians Bucs. At half-time, Tampa Bay were looking for a 28-10 lead and Jameis Winston had 3 touchdowns by Mike Evans. They lost the match 32-31 after Daniel Jones and the Giants offensive fought back without Saquon Barkley.

18 Chicago Bears (2-1)

I know that Trubisky played well against Washington, but I still find it hard to believe he will do it often enough to serve as an anchor. If he can, the pieces are definitely there for the Bears and Matt Nagy to make some noise.

17. Colts of Indianapolis (2-1)

If Jacoby Brissett can play a little longer than Sunday, the Colts could be a very tough match. Not only did he complete 75.6% of his passes for 310 yards and two touchdowns, he also touched 9 different receivers en route.

16 Los Angeles Chargers (1-2)

Statistics that could only interest me: against Texans Keenan Allen had 13 receptions.

No other chargers receiver had more than three.

15 Philadelphia Eagles (1-2)

The Iggles are trying to steal broken wings right now. It's going to be an interesting flight for the next two weeks.

14 Cleveland Browns (1-2)

Apparently, the loss to LA is about the same as a playoff hunt. It's not a division game or even a conference, after all. This certainly leaves some questions to be solved, however. The offensive line of the Browns looks as bad as the skeptics have stressed all summer.

Even worse, Freddy Kitchens seems to have lost his magic touch.

13 Detroit Lions (2-0-1)

Technically undefeated. It seems that the North of the NFC will be difficult to eliminate until they begin to play each other.

Probably series contenders

12 Buffalo Bills (3-0)

We still think they are fools of gold creak all those bad teams, but at some point, all the victories could give them a real chance to participate in a playoff race. Especially when you realize that they have a program similar to what New England can exploit.

11 Seattle Seahawks (2-1)

Should we wonder if this year's Seachickens are good enough to defeat Pete Carroll's puzzling game decisions.

ten. Minnesota Vikings (2-1)

Kirk Cousins ​​against the NFL's bad defenses in 2019: 23/31 for 272 yards and two touchdowns, one sack and two fumbles.

Kirk Cousins ​​against a Super Bowl self-defense in 2019: 14/32 230 yards, a touchdown, two choices, a sack and two fumbles.

It will be interesting to see how Kevin Stefanski and Gary Kubiak manage their $ 84 million quarterback during the rest of the season.

9. Houston Texans (2-1)

Rarely, if ever, I attach much importance to rhythm statistics. It seems a bit worrisome: last season, Deshaun Watson was sacked 62 times, only three quarterbacks took more in a season. This year, he is on the pace of 64 years. Something must yield.

8 Saints of New Orleans (2-1)

It turns out that if you give Sean Payton a week to prepare a game plan for Teddy Bridgewater, the offensive seems okay. This certainly helped the merger of Pete Carroll's special teams.

seven. Ravens of Baltimore (2-1)

So it turns out that Lamar Jackson is still bleeding.

6 San Francisco 49ers (3-0)

What kind of year would it be if Elway's second coach since Kyle Shanahan went on a losing record as the pass scorer pushed him out by recruiting Bradley Chubb to the top of the standings.

5 Los Angeles Rams (3-0)

What would you say if I told you that Aaron Donald had no bag until the end of the Cleveland match?

4 Dallas Cowboys (3-0)

The cowboys suffered no major injuries when they were beaten in a training team. Next.

3. Green Bay Packers (3-0)

Matt LaFleur's call after his first scenario remains a concern. It's fair to wonder if the Broncos could have stolen the game if it was not for one of their three expensive turnarounds.

I mean that kindly when I say that good teams are supposed to beat the wrong teams, Green Bay should have hit Denver.

2 Kansas City Chiefs (3-0)

Because of the Broncos game, I have not had the chance to watch this game live, but it will be fascinating to see how the Chiefs' defense managed to slow Jackson down. On the other side of the ball, you get the impression that the public who plays "he played only one year" will have to find something else to criticize.

Almost deadly

1. Patriots of New England (3-0)

What are the chances that New England will remain undefeated the same year as the Miami Whites?