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After three weeks of NFL action, there are plenty of surprises across the league such as the undefeated Las Vegas Raiders or the winless Houston Texans. The Raiders are the talk of the town, as new head coach Klint Kubiak is now the front-runner for Coach of the Year. The Packers, however, lost at home to a reeling Falcons team with head coach Matt LaFleur’s hot seat currently on fire.
Here are our updated Super Bowl Power Rankings entering Week 4.
| Rank | Team | Record | Previous Week | Super Bowl Odds |
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| 1 |  Buffalo Bills |
(3-0) | 2 ▲ +1 | +670 |
| 2 |  San Francisco 49ers |
(3-0) | 4 ▲ +2 | +900 |
| 3 |  Kansas City Chiefs |
(3-0) | 5 ▲ +2 | +1050 |
| 4 |  Denver Broncos |
(2-1) | 10 ▲ +6 | +2000 |
| 5 |  Jacksonville Jaguars |
(2-1) | 11 ▲ +6 | +2200 |
| 6 |  Detroit Lions |
(2-1) | 8 ▲ +2 | +1900 |
| 7 |  Seattle Seahawks |
(2-1) | 1 ▼ -6 | +1000 |
| 8 |  Minnesota Vikings |
(3-0) | 12 ▲ +4 | +2400 |
| 9 |  Los Angeles Rams |
(1-2) | 6 ▼ -3 | +670 |
| 10 |  Baltimore Ravens |
(2-1) | 14 ▲ +4 | +900 |
| 11 |  Philadelphia Eagles |
(2-1) | 3 ▼ -8 | +1700 |
| 12 |  Chicago Bears |
(2-1) | 16 ▲ +4 | +2400 |
| 13 |  Cincinnati Bengals |
(2-1) | 9 ▼ -4 | +1700 |
| 14 |  Las Vegas Raiders |
(3-0) | 19 ▲ +5 | +9000 |
| 15 |  Pittsburgh Steelers |
(2-1) | 22 ▲ +7 | +5000 |
| 16 |  Dallas Cowboys |
(1-2) | 15 ▼ -1 | +2800 |
| 17 |  New Orleans Saints |
(1-2) | 13 ▼ -4 | +8000 |
| 18 |  New England Patriots |
(1-2) | 7 ▼ -11 | +2400 |
| 19 |  Cleveland Browns |
(2-1) | 23 ▲ +4 | +20000 |
| 20 |  Washington Commanders |
(1-2) | 24 ▲ +4 | +8000 |
| 21 |  New York Giants |
(2-1) | 21 ▬ E | +15000 |
| 22 |  Atlanta Falcons |
(1-2) | 30 ▲ +8 | +12000 |
| 23 |  Indianapolis Colts |
(1-2) | 25 ▲ +2 | +7000 |
| 24 |  Houston Texans |
(0-3) | 17 ▼ -7 | +3500 |
| 25 |  Arizona Cardinals |
(1-2) | 20 ▼ -5 | +30000 |
| 26 |  Carolina Panthers |
(1-2) | 26 ▬ E | +10000 |
| 27 |  New York Jets |
(1-2) | 27 ▬ E | +20000 |
| 28 |  Green Bay Packers |
(1-2) | 18 ▼ -10 | +5500 |
| 29 |  Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
(0-3) | 28 ▼ -1 | +10000 |
| 30 |  Los Angeles Chargers |
(0-3) | 29 ▼ -1 | +6500 |
| 31 |  Miami Dolphins |
(0-3) | 31 ▬ E | +100000 |
| 32 |  Tennessee Titans |
(0-3) | 32 ▬ E | +50000 |
Who Looked the Best
| Team | Notes |
|---|---|
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Trevor Lawrence threw for 182 yards and three touchdowns without an interception, and the defense forced three takeaways as the Jaguars blew out the defending AFC champion Patriots 35–6. |
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Kirk Cousins tossed two touchdowns and Brock Bowers hauled in 10 catches for 116 yards in his 2026 debut as the Raiders held off a late Saints rally to win 35–27. |
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Denver erased a 16–0 halftime deficit and forced a crucial fourth-quarter Rams turnover to complete the comeback, beating Los Angeles 30–26 at home. |
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Lamar Jackson and a heavily-featured Derrick Henry led the way, and a blocked field goal helped the Ravens survive a Dallas comeback bid for a 34–31 win in Brazil, decided by a field goal on the final play. |
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Aaron Rodgers threw for 292 yards and three touchdowns, and Derrick Harmon’s game-sealing strip-sack of Joe Burrow secured a 30–27 win over the Bengals. |
Who Surprised
| Team | Notes |
|---|---|
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The Falcons controlled this one from start to finish, pulling away in the second half to run past Green Bay 35–14 on the road. |
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Marcus Mariota threw three touchdowns and rookie linebacker Sonny Styles forced a fumble and picked off a pass, while Kain Medrano’s fourth-quarter pick-six sealed a stunning 33–31 upset of the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks. |
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With Caleb Williams sidelined, Case Keenum threw for 247 yards and two touchdowns with a 110.8 rating and added a rushing score, while a defense that forced three takeaways throttled Jalen Hurts and the Eagles 27–7. |
Who Disappointed
| Team | Notes |
|---|---|
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Jalen Hurts completed just 16 of 25 passes for 153 yards with no touchdowns, an interception and a lost fumble, and his pick-six helped Chicago run away with a 27–7 blowout. |
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Matthew Stafford threw for 403 yards and two touchdowns, but the Rams let a 16–0 halftime lead slip away and fell 30–26 to Denver. |
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The defending Super Bowl champions surrendered a fourth-quarter pick-six and fell 33–31 at home to Washington. |
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C.J. Stroud completed just 16 of 27 passes for 167 yards, and an offensive line that has allowed 10 sacks through three games left Houston winless at 0–3 after a 19–17 loss to Indianapolis. |
Keep Your Head High
| Team | Notes |
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Geno Smith was nearly flawless, going 31 of 37 for 321 yards and three touchdowns without an interception for a 129.8 rating, but a late strip-sack ended the comeback bid in a 31–24 loss to Detroit. |
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Jacoby Brissett threw for 280 yards and accounted for three touchdowns, and Michael Wilson set a season high with 11 catches, but Arizona still fell 36–30 to an unbeaten 49ers team. |
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Bryce Young threw for 291 yards to push his league-leading total to 939 yards through three games, and Chuba Hubbard racked up a season-high 110 scrimmage yards, but Carolina couldn’t hold on in a 21–18 loss to Cleveland. |
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