MVP leaders Todd Gurley (30) and Patrick Mahomes will meet Monday night in Los Angeles when the Rams welcome the Chiefs.(Photo: Evan Russell, USA TODAY Sports)

NFL Standings after 11 weeks:

1. Saints (1): Post a seventh burger at 40, and they claim the record for most in any season. Broncos 2013 rating standard (606 points) also at hand.

2. Rams (3): Of course, sometimes a hamburger at 40 does not do its job. Good thing L.A. can start half a hundred a night when Todd Gurley is excluded.

3. Heads (2): He thought that Patrick Mahomes would spend five alternate nights at the rank of rookie and gunslinger. I did not think they would be more than offset by six TD passes and a near-superhuman performance (but not quite enough).

4. Steelers (4): Get ready to see a lot of black and gold. Pittsburgh will play at 4:25 pm ET window or later next five weeks. They have well deserved it.

5. Patriots (6): Although it is difficult to contemplate a defeat on Sunday, they are not automatic in New York, winning five of their last nine games against the Jets on the road.

6. Chargers (5): Yes Keenan Allen determined that the Broncos were "void", eager to have his opinion on the Bolts' next opponent – the 2-8 Cardinals.

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7. bear (8): Only George Halas himself had a better start to 10 games on the sideline in Chicago than Matt Nagy's 7-3 mark. Probably safe to open a steakhouse, dude.

8. Texans (12): AFC's most prominent team – the first since the merger to win seven straight wins after a 0-3 start – plays the next three in Houston. First round goodbye not out of the question.

9. Vikings (7): Seven turnovers of the last three games. All 22 rushing yards in the loss of Sunday night. Mike Zimmer must be crazy behind closed doors.

10. Panthers (10): Christian McCaffrey plays crazy 97 percent of offensive attacks. In comparison, Todd Gurley has never exceeded 85% in one season.

11. Colts (21): Andrew Luck will not win the title of MVP, but he hopes he'll start receiving the deserved mentions as a candidate on a very short list of candidates.

12. Red skins (9): Easy to assume, they are cooked after the terrible injury of Alex Smith. But Colt McCoy has always played well for them and the system is cold.

13. Seahawks (15): You always hear about potential quarterbacks and their ability to play outside of scheduled hours. Russell Wilson is better than expected.

14. Ravens (20): The beginnings of Lamar Jackson worked well. But if he continues to run the ball 27 times, there will probably not be many more starts.

15. Titans (11): He entered the weekend as the NFL's number-one defenseman and led with 38 points, 11 more than any other game in 2018.

16. Cowboys (16): Amari Cooper's trade appears to be in agreement with Ezekiel Elliott, who totals 500 yards and three touchdowns in three matches since the transaction.

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17. Bengals (14): In the face of a rookie quarter that does not represent a passing threat at the moment, the defense has been reduced to 403 yards.

18. Lions (28): Since I do not know how to evaluate this very erratic club, Matt Patricia could perhaps summarize this for me in 891 words (maybe less?).

19. Dolphins (22): Is any of the five 5 to 5 teams in the AFC competing for the second wild card seem more fraudulent than Miami? Back to Colts this weekend, Frank Gore.

20. Packers (13): Mike McCarthy missed the series twice in his first 11 seasons. He is now at risk of staying home for two years in a row … which could mean a new home.

21. Broncos (27): They are under the radar of a Black Hawk special operations. They are also an off-season game, giving the right teams everything they can handle.

22. Eagles (17): Everything seems lost, especially considering the 41 point eruption that the defending champion has never suffered. But NFC East, so three opportunities arise.

23. Browns (18): If Condoleezza Rice is not really racing for the next Cleveland coach, does that mean that Hue Jackson will not be secretary of state?

24. Falcons (19): Feel bad for you, guys. Not only will you be on the road for Turkey Day, but you will also have to fry and cut in New Orleans.

25. Jaguars (24): Jalen Ramsey is still talking and even talking even as the front office is trying to quell the rumors that he will be stuck in the trade in a few months.

26. Invoices (25): Apparently, the return of Josh Allen is near. But after Matt Barkley has saved the season, how can Buffalo consider putting him on the bench? Easily. I was joking.

27. Giants (29): Talking about their presence at the head of the NFC East Crown seemed laughable just two weeks ago. It's still … quite hilarious. Right?

28. Buccaneers (23): If the football matches were won between two lines, these Bucs could be considered revolutionary. (For the record, they are not, and they are not.)

29. jets (26): They have to weigh the health of Sam Darnold against the loss of useful game rehearsals … but when they commit suspicious attacks. Difficult dilemma.

30. 49ers (31): They technically have a defense of the top 10. This does not seem to be the case with five points to remember or 27 points awarded weekly.

31. Raiders (32): They now have nine bags this season. After Sunday, eight NFL players had at least 9½. Khalil Mack has eight games out of eight.

32. Cardinals (30): If they can not beat Oakland, you can give them 2-14. Outside of Detroit at home, Cards will be a huge underdog.

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