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NFL Power Rankings: B/R's Expert Consensus Rank for Every Team Entering Week 8 32. New York Jets (0-7) 31. New York Giants (1-6) 30. Jacksonville Jaguars (1-6) 29. Atlanta Falcons (1-6)... 28. Houston Texans (1-6) 27. Minnesota Vikings (1-5) 26. Dallas Cowboys (2-5) 25. Denver Broncos (2-4) 24. Cincinnati Bengals (1-5-1) 23. Washington Football Team (2-5) 22. Philadelphia Eagles (2-4-1) 21. Detroit Lions (3-3) 20. New England Patriots (2-4) 19. Los Angeles Chargers (2-4) 18. Carolina Panthers (3-4) 17. Las Vegas Raiders (3-3) 16. San Francisco 49ers (4-3) 15. Miami Dolphins (3-3) 14. Chicago Bears (5-2) 13. Cleveland Browns (5-2) 12. Indianapolis Colts (4-2) 11. Los Angeles Rams (5-2) 10. Buffalo Bills (5-2) 9. Arizona Cardinals (5-2) 8. New Orleans Saints (4-2) 7. Tennessee Titans (5-1) 6. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-2) 5. Seattle Seahawks (5-1) 4. Baltimore Ravens (5-1) 3. Green Bay Packers (5-1) 2. Kansas City Chiefs (6-1) 1. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-0) Week 7 Result: Won at Tennessee 27-24 For a good portion of Sunday's matchup between the undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers and the unbeaten Tennessee Titans, it looked like the road team was going to win in a rout. The Steelers led the game 27-7 and looked like the best team in the NFL by a wide margin. The Titans were able to make a game of it and almost sent the game to overtime, but the comeback came up short and the Steelers moved to a perfect 6-0 ahead of Week 8's AFC North showdown with the Baltimore Ravens. There were a couple causes for concern in the game. The Steelers were held under 100 yards rushing and Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger threw three interceptions. But when a team has a defense as formidable as Pittsburgh's, the offense doesn't have to be flawless. Playing a Titans team that rolled up points and yardage with ease a week ago, the Steelers held Tennessee to just 292 yards of offense. Running back Derrick Henry, who entered Week 7 as the NFL's leading rusher, had just 75 yards on 20 carries. Pittsburgh's pass rush harassed Ryan Tannehill with regularity, amassing a pair of sacks and half a dozen QB hits. The Steelers have earned their status atop these power rankings. But this week's matchup with their archrivals will pose another stiff test. "Typically when discussing the best team in the league, the topic veers toward an explosive offense, exciting quarterback play and/or a stingy defense," Sobleski said. "While some of that is true of Pittsburgh's case as the only remaining undefeated team, the reason behind the Steelers' success is much simpler. They are easily the most physical football team and simply bludgeon opponents in the trenches. It's awesome to watch."

In this week's Mike's Mailbox: Who are SU's likely starters, what are the team's testing measures and how did Carmelo Anthony end up holding a copy of the Post-Standard after the Orange beat Kansas in the 2003 NCAA title game?

NFL Power Rankings Week 7: 2020 32. New York Jets (0-6) 31. Jacksonville Jaguars (1-5) 30. Washington Football Team (1-5) 29. New York Giants (1-5)... 28. Cincinnati Bengals (1-4-1) 27. Minnesota Vikings (1-5) 26. Atlanta Falcons (1-5) 25. Los Angeles Chargers (1-4) 24. Denver Broncos (2-3) 23. Dallas Cowboys (2-4) 22. Houston Texans (1-5) 21. San Francisco 49ers (3-3) 20. Philadelphia Eagles (1-4-1) 19. Miami Dolphins (3-3) 18. Arizona Cardinals (4-2) 17. Detroit Lions (2-3) 16. Carolina Panthers (3-3) 15. Cleveland Browns (4-2) 14. Las Vegas Raiders (3-2) 13. New England Patriots (2-3) 12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-2) 11. Chicago Bears (5-1) 10. Indianapolis Colts (4-2) 9. New Orleans Saints (3-2) 8. Los Angeles Rams (4-2) 7. Buffalo Bills (4-2) 6. Baltimore Ravens (5-1) 5. Green Bay Packers (4-1) 4. Tennessee Titans (5-0) 3. Pittsburgh Steelers (5-0) 2. Kansas City Chiefs (5-1) 1. Seattle Seahawks (5-0) See more