1. Detroit Lions (10-1)
2. Kansas City Chiefs (10-1)
3. Buffalo Bills (9-2)
4. Baltimore Ravens (8-4)
5. Philadelphia Eagles (9-2)
6. Minnesota Vikings (9-2)
7. Los Angeles Chargers (7-4)
8. Green Bay Packers (8-3)
9. Pittsburgh Steelers (8-3)
10. Houston Texans (7-5)
1. Detroit Lions (9-1)
2. Kansas City Chiefs (9-1)
3. Buffalo Bills (9-2)
4. Baltimore Ravens (7-4)
5. Philadelphia Eagles (8-2)
6. Los Angeles Chargers (7-3)
7. Minnesota Vikings (8-2)
8. Pittsburgh Steelers (8-2)
9. Houston Texans (7-4)
10. Green Bay Packers (7-3)
1 Doug Pederson – Jaguars
This team is too talented to be 2-9, especially after giving Trevor Lawrence a massive contract this offseason. They playoffs are likely out of reach and it’s only a matter of time before he is fired.
2 Mike McCarthy – Cowboys
The Cowboys and McCarthy seem to be at a pass. This year is a letdown and they will likely part ways after the season.
3 Matt Eberflus – Bears
This team should be playing much better and the main blame lies with coaching. Eberflus has not done a good job and it’s hurting Caleb Williams.
4 Brian Daboll – Giants
Daboll is a good coach, but the Giants are a bad team. Unfortunately, he could be a casualty of bad roster decisions made by the front office.
5 Zac Taylor – Bengals
The Bengals are way too good to be 4-7, especially with a healthy team and their stars playing so well.
1. Detroit Lions (8-1)
2. Kansas City Chiefs (9-0)
3. Baltimore Ravens (7-3)
4. Buffalo Bills (8-2)
5. Philadelphia Eagles (7-2)
6. Minnesota Vikings (7-2)
7. Washington Commanders (7-3)
8. San Francisco 49ers (5-4)
9. Pittsburgh Steelers (7-2)
10. Los Angeles Chargers (6-3)
Another one bites the dust, with Dennis Allen being fired by the Saints. NFL head coach hot seat rankings heading into Week 10:
1 Doug Pederson – Jaguars
Pederson is a good coach. However, this team is too talented to be 2-7, especially after giving their QB a massive contract this offseason. If they don’t get it together, they’ll move off him.
2 Mike McCarthy – Cowboys
The Cowboys and McCarthy seem to be at a pass. They have disappointed in the postseason the past couple seasons and this year is already looking like a letdown. If they don’t make the playoffs, they’ll likely “mutually part ways.”
3 Matt Eberflus – Bears
This team should be playing much better and the main blame lies with coaching. Eberflus has not done a good job and it’s starting to hurt their rookie QB Caleb Williams.
4 Brian Daboll – Giants
Daboll is a good coach, but the Giants are a bad team. Unfortunately, he could be a casualty of bad roster decisions made by the front office.
NFL head coach hot seat rankings heading into Week 8:
1 Doug Pederson – Jaguars
Pederson is a good coach. However, this team is too talented to be 2-5, especially after giving their QB a massive contract this offseason. If they don’t get it together, they’ll move off him.
2 Mike McCarthy – Cowboys
The Cowboys and McCarthy seem to be at a pass. They have disappointed in the postseason the past couple seasons and this year is already looking like a letdown. If they don’t make the playoffs, they’ll likely “mutually part ways.”
3 Dennis Allen – Saints
The Saints need an all-around rebuild. They are old and expensive with an ineffective coach. This offseason should be the start of a new era with a new coach.
4 Brian Daboll – Giants
Daboll is a good coach, but the Giants are a bad team. Unfortunately, he could be a casualty of bad roster decisions made by the front office.
5 Nick Sirianni – Eagles
The Eagles aren’t playing horrible, but Philly coaches always have short leashes. If the Eagles don’t win a playoff game, Srianni could be gone.
Jacksonville Jaguars (3-2) @ Buffalo Bills (3-2) (In London)
As I predicted, the Jags took advantage of having been in London all week. Both teams were sloppy, the Jags were just less sloppy.
New Orleans Saints (3-2) @ New England Patriots (1-4)
The Saints are not that good, the Patriots are just that bad.
Dallas Cowboys (3-2) @ San Francisco 49ers (5-0)
As predicted, the Cowboys once again flopped horribly after a great showing last week. This game makes it clear that in the NFC there are the 49ers and Eagles then everybody else.
Brock Purdy gives off Tom Brady vibes. Right now, all he has to do is be a great field general just like Brady was his first couple years. He is the perfect QB for this team as he can distribute the ball like a point guard to all the weapons they have. The 49ers are loaded on both sides of the ball and look like the best team in football.
Betting Picks Results
Game: 2-1 (14-8 overall)
Spread: 3-0 (17-5)
O/U: 3-0 (11-10-1)
Jacksonville Jaguars (2-2) @ Buffalo Bills (3-1) (In London)
A massive game in terms of AFC seeding. The Bills are probably the best team in the NFL right now and the Jags are starting to look more like themselves. The Jags have the huge advantage of having been in London all week and are more used to playing there than the Bills. I think the Bills win but do not cover (-5.5), and that the under (48.5) hits.
New Orleans Saints (2-2) @ New England Patriots (1-3)
The Saints roster is way more talented than the Pats, but Belichick is a much better coach than Dennis Allen. Both team played awful last week, but the Pats do not have any talent right now and are banged up. The Saints win, cover (+1), and the under (39) hits.
Dallas Cowboys (3-1) @ San Francisco 49ers (4-0)
The Cowboys are back to being in America’s good graces after killing the Pats last week. That, combined with the 49ers being a better and more physical team, is going to lead to a poor showing from Dallas. The 49ers will win, cover (-3.5), and the over (45) hits.
Odds via DraftKings
1 Tom Brady
He has put up the amazing stats in the regular and postseason. He has won regular season awards. And most importantly, he has won more Super Bowls than any NFL Franchise has. The one and only GOAT.
2 Joe Montana
A guy who played his best during the biggest moments. 4-0 in Super Bowls, 3 Super Bowl MVPs, 11 TDs-0 INTs, and a QB rating of 127.8. Oh yeah and he wasn’t too bad in the regular season, winning 2 MVPs and being a 5 time All-Pro.
3 Peyton Manning
A super likable guy off the field, he was a killer on it. A ten time All-Pro, 5 MVPs, and he also won 2 Super Bowls.
4 Aaron Rodgers
He probably throws the greatest ball in NFL history and doesn’t even look like he’s trying. It’s no surprise he’s won 4 MVPs and put up a ridiculous TD-Int ratio of 475-105.
5 Brett Favre
The ultimate gunslinger. Favre would improvise like no one else and was never afraid to make any throw, which led to many interceptions, but also 3 MVPs and a Super Bowl.
6 John Elway
One of the most hyped QBs coming out of college and he delivered with 2 Super Bowls and an MVP.
7 Johnny Unitas
Unitas was putting up big numbers in the passing game well before most QBs were. His 3 MVPs and 7 All-Pro selections show how dominant he was.
8 Patrick Mahomes
Probably the most talented QB to ever play. At only 27, he still has a lot of his legacy left to write and could make a run for the top spot on this list.
9 Dan Marino
He was dominant and put up modern day numbers in the 80s. The fact he’s on this list despite not winning the big one shows how good he was.
10 Drew Brees
He put up huge numbers year after year and brought NOLA a much needed Super Bowl.
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