NFL Week 3 Power Rankings

Power rankings are very fluid this time of year.  In my opinion, it takes about a quarter of the season for a team to prove what they really are.  That is why the records for some teams don't match-up with where they are ranked.  There could be some big adjustments once the calendar turns to October.

I will post the Titans rankings from around the web as they become available.  Here are my rankings:

1. Philadelphia Eagles (LW:3)

2. Seattle Seahawks (LW:1)

3. Denver Broncos (LW:2)

4. Cincinnati Bengals (LW:6)

5. Green Bay Packers (LW:7)

6. Carolina Panthers (LW:11)

7. Atlanta Falcons (LW:4)

8. San Francisco 49ers (LW:8)

9. Detroit Lions (LW:9)

10. New England Patriots (LW:10)

11. New Orleans Saints (LW:5)

12. San Diego Chargers (LW:17)

13. Arizona Cardinals (LW:15)

14. Indianapolis Colts (LW:12)

15. Baltimore Ravens (LW:18)

16. Tennessee Titans (LW:13)

17. Pittsburgh Steelers (LW:14)

18. Buffalo Bills (LW:22)

19. Miami Dolphins (LW:16)

20. New York Jets (LW:21)

21. Kansas City Chiefs (LW:19)

22. Chicago Bears (LW:23)

23. Dallas Cowboys (LW:25)

24. Minnesota Vikings (LW:20)

25. Houston Texans (LW:29)

26. Washington Redskins (LW:30)

27. Cleveland Browns (LW:31)

28. New York Giants (LW:26)

29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (LW:24)

30. Oakland Raiders (LW:28)

31. St. Louis Rams (LW:32)

32. Jacksonville Jaguars (LW:27)

Titans Rankings

SB Nation: 26

PFT:

26. Tennessee Titans (No. 21; 1-1): At least no one pulled an Albert Haynesworth during the Cowboys’ return to Nashville for the first time since Andre Gurode’s forehead was shredded.

CBS:

27. Was the first game an aberration or was the second game the real Titans? They sure didn't look good against the Cowboys.

ESPN:

24. Delanie Walker was the first Titan with 10 catches for 140 yards and a touchdown since Drew Bennett in 2004. Other than that, not a pretty Week 2 for Tennessee.