We've now passed the halfway point of the NFL season, and parity is reigning supreme yet again. The New England Patriots and Dallas Cowboys are the two top teams in the league as both have only suffered one loss, while the San Francisco 49ers and Cleveland Browns have cemented themselves as the two worst teams in the league. So, how do all the other teams stack up against each other going into Week 10? Here's our latest Power Rankings:
1. New England Patriots (7-1)
New England has been the most dominant team all season long, and have taken their game to another level with the return of Tom Brady - who is a MVP frontrunner despite playing in just four games.
2. Dallas Cowboys (7-1)
Dak Prescott has taken the reins of the offense and has this unit playing at a high level. Ezekiel Elliott leads the league in rushing. The defense is playing well. Dallas has virtually no holes in their game.
3. Oakland Raiders (7-2)
5-0 on the road with a MVP candidate at quarterback. This young team is growing up fast.
4. Atlanta Falcons (6-3)
Atlanta has killed every doubt about them this season. This team is for real.
5. Seattle Seahawks (5-2-1)
The Seahawks seem to have figured out their offensive issues, and Russell Wilson continues to impress despite various injuries. Oh yeah, and their defense is just as good as Denver's and Minnesota's (even though you don't hear as much about them).
6. Denver Broncos (6-3)
Yes, the Broncos showed they aren't invincible against the Raiders, and there are questions about Trevor Siemian. But this team - led by their defense - will be fine.
7. Kansas City Chiefs (7-2)
Kansas City has won 17 of their last 20 games, so why aren't they getting more love? Because, do you really trust Alex Smith?
8. Detroit Lions (5-4)
All five wins have come after trailing with less than a minute and half remaining in the game. What Matthew Stafford and this group have done has been spectacular.
9. New York Giants (5-3)
After a 2-3 start, the Giants have reeled off three straight wins and are looking like a playoff team.
10. Philadelphia Eagles (4-4)
On the flip side, the Eagles have lost four of their last five games, and Carson Wentz is starting to look like a rookie. This team is in danger.
11. Minnesota Vikings (5-3)
Speaking of teams in danger...wow. Minnesota has scored a total of 36 points in their last three games, all losses.
12. Arizona Cardinals (3-4-1)
Arizona has as much talent as anyone in the league, and seem to have righted the ship, going 2-1-1 in their last four games.
13. Houston Texans (5-3)
The Texans struggle against good competition (and that's putting it mildly). However, they are a perfect 5-0 at home.
14. Pittsburgh Steelers (4-4)
What is wrong in Pittsburgh? Ben Roethlisberger's injury and three straight losses have them on a three-game losing streak.
15. Green Bay Packers (4-4)
Speaking of what's wrong, we have the Packers. They have lost three of their last four games, and have three straight road games up next. That will tell us if this team will make the playoffs or not.
16. Washington Redskins (4-3-1)
The Redskins have shaken off an 0-2 start to be in the top half of the league. Can they maintain it?
17. San Diego Chargers (4-5)
A 1-4 start has been followed by an impressive 3-1 stretch with wins over the Broncos, Falcons and Titans. However, did they dig themselves too big of a whole at the start?
18. Baltimore Ravens (4-4)
The Ravens snapped a four-game losing streak on Sunday by beating a flat Steelers team. We still really don't know what to make of them.
19. Carolina Panthers (3-5)
Don't look now, but the Panthers have won their last two games. As they showed last year, this is a team capable of reeling off a serious winning streak.
20. Miami Dolphins (4-4)
At 1-4, the Dolphins were left for dead. Now, thanks to the emergence of Jay Ajayi, they have won three straight games. Are they a playoff contender? We'll find out soon enough.
21. Buffalo Bills (4-5)
Their 0-2 start was bad. Then they won four straight games, which was good. Now they've lost three games in a row, which is bad again. This is a seriously streaky team, and they need to turn it around quickly to save Rex Ryan's job.
22. New Orleans Saints (4-4)
Drew Brees will win this team some games, as shown by their 4-4 record. But the defense is still full of question marks.
23. Cincinnati Bengals (3-4-1)
These Bengals simply aren't the team of the past few years. Their dip offense has been to blame, dropping from seventh in the league in points scored to 21st.
24. Tennessee Titans (4-5)
Tennessee needs to continue to see growth from Marcus Mariota in Year 2, and the running game looks good. Inconsistency is their biggest problem.
25. Indianapolis Colts (4-5)
The Colts were another team left for dead, then rebounded by beating the Packers at Lambeau Field. Andrew Luck can carry a team to the playoffs - can he continue to get support from his defense?
26. Los Angeles Rams (3-5)
A promising 3-1 start has been followed by four disastrous offenses with the offense looking anemic. Jeff Fisher is on the hot seat.
27. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-5)
Tampa Bay is another talented young team on offense, but the defense has followed suit with fellow NFC South teams Atlanta and New Orleans - they're perhaps one of the league's worst units.
28. New York Jets (3-6)
The Jets are really good when they're good. They're also really bad when they're bad. They've had a difficult schedule so far, but this is BAD.
29. Jacksonville Jaguars (2-6)
It's only a matter of time before Gus Bradley gets fired.
30. Chicago Bears (2-6)
The Bears are a team in flux undergoing a rebuild, but they have looked worse than expected. Their defense has been gashed every week, and their offense can't put points on the board.
31. San Francisco 49ers (1-7)
After San Francisco's surprising win over the Rams, they look like the lackluster team we thought they were. They could be worst team in the league if it wasn't for the Browns.
32. Cleveland Browns (0-9)
The only winless team in the league, so the Browns are in last.