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With three games in the books, teams gain clarity on their strengths and weaknesses.
As we run week 4 power rankings, we focus on the latter. What is the biggest problem of your team at the beginning of the season?
How we rank: Our power group – a group of more than 80 writers, editors and television personalities – evaluated the total of 32 teams.
Record: 3-0
Week 3 ranking: 1
Despite a formidable front that includes Aaron Donald and Ndamukong Suh, the Rams are allowing 5.0 rushing yards this season, ranked 27th in the NFL. – Doug Clawson
Record: 3-0
Week 3 ranking: 3
The Chiefs are giving 474 total yards per game, most in the NFL and most in three games in franchise history. In addition, the 2,000 Rams (94) are the only team 3-0 at the Super Bowl to allow more points than the Chiefs (92). – Joey Koontz
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Record: 2-1
Week 3 ranking: 5
The Eagles' middle ground position is their own 23-yard line, which ranks 30th in the NFL. They scored a TD or FG on 28.6% of their orders, ranking them 25th in the NFL, something they ranked seventh last season. – Vince Masi
Record: 2-1
Week 3 ranking: 2
Only the 0-3 Cardinals made fewer trips in the red zone (two) than the Jaguars this season (five). As a result, they scored points on only 30% of their readers, the second worst rate among teams with winning records (Eagles, 29%). – Koontz
Record: 2-1
Week 3 ranking: 9
The Saints allowed nine passes of at least 30 yards and five touchdown passes of at least 30 yards, both of which are the most used in the NFL. The Saints conceded four touchdown passes last season. – Masi
Record: 1-2
Week 3 ranking: 4
The Patriots rank 31st for yards from WR (230). New England has a single catch this season that went 30 yards, a 30-yard reception by TE Rob Gronkowski in Week 1 – Masi
Record: 1-1-1
Week 3 ranking: ten
The Steelers were penalized at least 12 times in each game and were claimed a total of 37 penalties, the worst in the NFL. The next closest team? The Bills, with 28 penalties.
Record: 3-0
Week 3 ranking: 16
The Dolphins average is the third lowest possession time per game (26:46). This could be due to the fact that their opponents convert to 80% of their third place rushes, tied for the second highest rate in the NFL. – Koontz
Record: 1-1-1
Week 3 ranking: 6
The Vikings ran the ball six times Sunday, tied for the smallest number of rush attempts by a team in an NFL history match. Dalvin Cook was inactive (thigh) and has only 78 yards on 26 runs this season (3.0 yards per run). – Clawson
Record: 1-1-1
Week 3 ranking: 7
Aaron Rodgers is not 100%, and it shows with his 3 out of 10 passes out of pocket Sunday. He has completed 33% (6 of 18) of his passes out of pocket this season, compared to 45% in the last five combined seasons. – Clawson
Record: 2-1
Week 3 ranking: 14
While the Panthers' defense ranks eighth in the percentage of discs with a TD or an authorized field goal, they had problems in the red zone. The opponents scored TDs on the seven red-zone selections against the Panthers, the only team this season to have this distinction. – Masi
Record: 1-2
Week 3 ranking: 8
The Falcons' defense is 31st in yards per race (5.2), 31st first per game (25.7) and third down (48.8%). They are not much better able to dismiss the quarter, ranking 30th to 3.9% of the delays of the opponents. – Masi
Record: 2-1
Week 3 ranking: 11
The Buccaneers entered Week 3 allowing 412.5 yards per game. Although they improved Monday night, they still gave up 335 passing yards against the Steelers.
Record: 2-1
Week 3 ranking: 13
The Bengals have not yet produced WR production John Ross, their first-round pick in 2017. Andy Dalton is 5-in-13 against Ross this season for 27 yards, one TD and two interceptions. – Clawson
Record: 2-1
Week 3 ranking: 19
The Ravens have averaged 3.1 yards per race this season, 31st in the NFL and their worst in three games since 2013, when they finished 8-8. None of their three halves averaged more than 3.4 yards per race. – Clawson
Record: 1-2
Week 3 ranking: 12
The Chargers' defense allowed a run of 8.9 yards per pass, the second-worst in the NFL (Saints, 11.2). That included a total of 9.7 yards per attempt from Patrick Mahomes and Jared Goff in both Chargers defeats. – Koontz
Record: 2-1
Week 3 ranking: 15
The Broncos put pressure on opposing quarterbacks to get 26% fallout when they send out a blitz, the third lowest rate in the NFL. Their blitz has generated only one bag during their last two games combined. – Koontz
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The NFL Live team plays Overreaction Monday and discusses the possibility that the Patriots may miss the playoffs this season.
Record: 2-1
Week 3 ranking: 23
While the Bears rank second in terms of the number of games played per disc at 6.2, they are 29th in the disc touchdown at 12.5%. For this reason, they rank 27th in the effectiveness of TD Red Zones. – Masi
Record: 2-1
Week 3 ranking: 21
Can the Redskins receive their wide receivers? They have been targeted to a lower level of the league 32 times this season and rank in the last third of receptions (23), yards after shots (76) and catches of the first (14). – Masi
Record: 2-1
Week 3 ranking: 20
The Titans scored a touchdown on just three of their 32 records this season (9%), the lowest rate in the NFL. They failed to score a touchdown in their last 18 tries. – Koontz
Record: 1-2
Week 3 ranking: 24
The Seahawks were unable to start the game despite Rashaad Penny's first-round pick. Penny has the worst yardage per game (2.2) in the NFL among skilled rushers, and the Seahawks rank 30th in team yards as a team (3.3). – Clawson
Record: 1-2
Week 3 ranking: 17
Dak Prescott averages 4.5 yards per return, putting him better than Sam Bradford in the quarterfinals this season. Prescott has a total QBR of 35.8 across three games. His QBR total in the first three games of 2016 and 2017 was 75.2. – Masi
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Ryan Clark praised the defensive impact of Khalil Mack after winning two sacks during Chicago's win over Arizona in the third week.
Record: 1-1-1
Week 3 ranking: 28
The Browns have scored 41% of the time this season, the highest rate in the NFL. However, they give the seventh highest completion percentage with this blitz (67%), compared with the second lowest completion percentage (58%) when they do not blitz. – Clawson
Record: 1-2
Week 3 ranking: 25
The Colts still do not seem to be relying on Andrew Luck's ability to throw the ball deep, as evidenced by their decision to see Jacoby Brissett tempt Hail Mary in the final game of the third week. , the shortest average of the league. – Koontz
Record: 1-2
Week 3 ranking: 29
Lions have an unbalanced defense. They ranked 31st in rushing yards per game (149.3) and last yards per run (5.4), but they have the best defense against the league's pass (152.0 yards per game). ). – Clawson
Record: 1-2
Week 3 ranking: 18
The 49ers are at 6-2 when Jimmy Garoppolo starts in the last two seasons, averaging 27.1 PPGs. They are 1-10 with 17.0 PPG when someone else starts at QB. – Clawson
Record: 1-2
Week 3 ranking: 26
The Jets rank last in the NFL with eight giveaways (at least two in each game). Sam Darnold has the highest interception rate at 5.4% this season. – Clawson
Record: 1-2
Week 3 ranking: 30
The bags could be the flaw on both sides of the ball. The Giants rank 27th, awarding a bag 9.7% of their fallout. They rank 29th for the defense, sacking 3.8% of the entrenchers. – Masi
Record: 0-3
Week 3 ranking: 22
Deshaun Watson has been forced to 44% of its fall this season, the highest rate in the league. That's because the Texans' offensive line controlled the line of scrimmage on 43% of the delays, the lowest rate of the NFL. – Koontz
Record: 1-2
Week 3 ranking: 32
The Bills offense has risen three times on 54% of orders this season, the highest pace of any team over the last 15 seasons. Part of the reason is that Bills quarterbacks fill a minimum of 50 percent of their NFL passes. – Koontz
Record: 0-3
Week 3 ranking: 27
Surprisingly, the 0-3 Raiders did not take a slam during the first three quarters of the season. However, they were dominated 37-3 in the fourth quarter, by far the worst margin of the NFL and the worst for all teams in the first three games of a season since the 2014 Jaguars (who finished the season 3-13). – Koontz
Record: 0-3
Week 3 ranking: 31
The Cardinals can not move the ball, they have 571 yards of offense this season, the least by team since three games since the 2006 Raiders (531). – Clawson
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