1. Bills (2-0; No. 1): An unexpectedly huge test is looming in Miami. It’s hard to see them not passing it.
2. Chiefs (2-0; No. 2): The offense is great, and the defense is good enough to step up on the nights the offense isn’t playing that way.
3. Buccaneers (2-0; No. 3): The offense is pretty good, and the defense is good enough to step up on the afternoons the offense isn’t playing that way.
4. Eagles (2-0; No. 5): The offense is great, and the defense is pretty damn good, too.
5. Rams (1-1; No. 4): They still have plenty of work to do to get back to where they were last year.
6. Dolphins (2-0; No. 12): TuAnon is going mainstream.
7. Packers (1-1; No. 8): They got the win, but are they ready to compete with the Bucs? We’ll find out on Sunday.
8. 49ers (1-1; No. 9): The Trey Lance experiment will be delayed for a year. The team is good enough to win plenty of games without him.
9. Ravens (1-1; No. 6): John Harbaugh-coached teams aren’t supposed to blow big leads.
10. Cowboys (1-1; No. 17): Every win with Cooper Rush is money in the bank for Dak’s return.
11. Bengals (0-2; No. 7): It’s not panic time yet, but panic time is coming quickly.
12. Chargers (1-1; No. 11): If they can stay healthy, they can be great this year.
13. Titans (0-2; No. 10): The Ryan Tannehill era isn’t over yet, but they’re holding the rope on the curtain.
14. Patriots (1-1; No. 20): It wasn’t pretty. Most of their wins this year probably won’t be.
15. Steelers (1-1; No. 13): The Steelers aren’t good enough to drop interceptions and muff punts.
16. Cardinals (1-1; No. 21): Let Kyler cook.
17. Raiders (0-2; No. 15): Mark Davis made the right decision to skip Sunday’s game.
18. Jaguars (1-1; No. 31): First place in the AFC South? First place in the AFC South.
19. Jets (1-1; No. 32): Garrett Wilson is going to be a star in this league.
20. Saints (1-1; No. 19): One team woke up after the brawl, and the other did not.
21. Giants (2-0; No. 25): Early wins under a new regime gets the players to buy in.
22. Browns (1-1; No. 16): If Jets-Browns had been played in prime time, Kevin Stefanski would have been getting the Nathaniel Hackett treatment all week long for the late-game clock management.
23. Vikings (1-1; No. 18): Changing coaches fails to make Kirk Cousins better in prime time.
24. Seahawks (1-1; No. 22): The only thing this team has in common with the ’72 Dolphins is its overall approach to offensive football.
25. Broncos (1-1; No. 24): Even a win feels like a loss when the coach is a deer in the headlights.
26. Lions (1-1; No. 30): The Lions have a chance to get everyone’s attention this weekend in Minnesota.
27. Washington (1-1; No. 23): They played well in the one half of the game they decided to show up for.
28. Bears (1-1; No. 27): It wasn’t as bad as the final score would suggest, but it still wasn’t good.
29. Falcons (0-2; No. 28): They’ll remain in this zip code until they start winning.
30. Texans (0-1-1; No. 29): “Work in progress” may be the T-shirt slogan, for a while.
31. Panthers (0-2; No. 26): Matt Rhule will do well at Nebraska next year.
32. Colts (0-1-1; No. 14): Maybe the problem wasn’t Carson Wentz.