Atlanta Falcons cornerback Ricardo Allen (37) celebrates his interception as Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Jordan Matthews (81) reacts on the ground in the fourth quarter at the Georgia Dome. Mandatory Credit: Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports
A wild Week 1 included eight one score games, at least three onside kicks by my count, and a last second finish in Dallas. We saw good teams lose and bad teams win and this week’s power rankings reflect the chaos on the field. The Falcons were this week’s biggest riser, moving up 9 spots from 16 to 7. The teams that fell the farthest are Detroit (from 9 to 17) and New Orleans (from 12 to 20). We can expect some pretty big shakeups over the next few weeks before teams start to settle into their slots.
So without further ado, let’s see how all 32 teams stack up heading into Week 2.
Next: NFL Power Rankings: Week 1
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