Welcome to the latest edition of the power rankings. The early slate of games this week ended with a handful of incredible games. The afternoon slate ended with
the moment of the year. Andfeatured the Cowboys against a team that wasn’t the Giants or Browns, so we knew we could relax and watch them pretend to mount an effort. It’s like ending the night with your favorite sitcom episode you know by heart.
One thing I love about Dan Campbell is that when he walks to the podium for a press conference, he grabs it by the shoulders like someone he bullied in high school. When he’s about to start talking, he’s. When I was reporting for the magazine on Campbell and the Lions for our football preview issue, there was a note about the beauty in the way he meanders through talking points—sometimes with no conclusion or meaning.
Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Calvin Austin III scores a touchdown on a seventy-five yard punt return against the New York Giants. / Charles LeClaire-Imagn ImagesLast week’s result: beat the New York Giants, 26–18Defense, special teams and field goal kicking are weapons in the hands of Mike Tomlin and mere phases in the hands of anyone else.
Few quarterbacks—no seriously, like two—have been better than Kirk Cousins over the past four weeks. And with another throttling of a Todd Bowles defense, we see the inherent value in continuing to invest in someone like Cousins while backstopping him with a dynamic young replacement to eventually take the reins. Cousins can nestle into the psyche of certain defensive coordinators and pry open the weak spots.
If Matt Eberflus thought inheriting Caleb Williams and managing expectations was going to be difficult, just wait until he has to dig this team out of this emotional well. What do you do with the player who was taunting the opposing fans during the game-losing play? How do you explain19. Seattle Seahawks The Seahawks remind me of the reverse-49ers in that, if the game is drifting away from an opportunity for their defense to be a showpiece, their plan is fatally flawed.
The Dolphins lost but did anyone else feel the world restored when watching Tua Tagovailoa perform roughly four perfectly coordinated backfield handoffs amid a flurry of motion and hit fullback Alec Ingold for a first down on a wide open swing pass? Anyway, I thought the Dolphins were a Jordan Poyer pick away from putting Arizona out on Sunday. Poyer just missed a Kyler Murray toss and a few plays later, a ball rockets off Tagovailoa’s hands and through the back of the end zone.
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