NFL ranking updated, week 3: Jaguars, the leaders remain undefeated

Week 3 of the NFL is upon us, we have seven undefeated teams and seven winless teams.

AFC East: Has a surprising dog. The dolphins of Miami are currently unbeaten. Not surprisingly, the Buffalo Bills are once again without a win to start their season. The New England Patriots drew 1-1 against the Jacksonville Jaguars in a rematch of the AFC championship.

North AFC: Cincinnati is in first place. The Bengals have impressive wins over the Colts and Ravens to start their season. No wonder the winless Browns, but it's very surprising to see the Steelers fight against opponents like Cleveland to start their season.

AFC South: Jacksonville seems to be the same dominant team that competed in the AFC championship a season ago. The Colts are doing better with a healthy Andrew Luck. The Houston Texans are the disappointing team so far in this division. Do not meet expectations.

West AFC: Kansas City and Denver started 2-0 to start their seasons. Patrick Mahomes was amazing in his first year as a starter. Denver is looking to have a playoff team with Keenum at the helm. Jon Gruden's Raiders are without a win after the first two games.

NFC East: Stay competitive as usual. The Eagles, Cowboys and Redskins are all 1-1. The Giants of Eli Mannings are the only winless team in the division. Carson Wentz returns for Philadelphia in the third week.

NFC North: The Packers and Vikings equalized in Week 2. This places them tied at the top of the division. Chicago won his first victory on Monday night football. Lions are struggling to find an attacking and defensive identity under the guidance of head coach Matt Patricia.

NFC South: Tampa Bay is the most surprising team since Ryan Fitzpatrick led them to two great victories with a spectacular game. The Carolina Panthers and Atlanta Falcons are both 1-1 after their game last week. The Saints are also 1-1, making this division the most competitive up here.

NFC West: The Los Angeles Rams continue to win under Sean Mcvay. Todd Gurley seems to be the same dominant rider from the previous season. The Niners looked good against the Lions last week. They go to 1-1. The Seahawks and Cardinals go back at 0-2.