ESPN NFL Power Rankings – Week 3

Sep 14, 2014; Tampa, FL, USA; Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Josh McCown (12) throws a pass in the second half against the St. Louis Rams at Raymond James Stadium. The St. Louis Rams defeated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 19-17. Mandatory Credit: Jonathan Dyer-USA TODAY Sports

Everybody loves rankings, especially NFL power rankings. We are now into the third week of the season and to NFL fans across the world it is either a time of joy or panic. Some teams have been disappointing thus far. Other teams have looked spectacular. Each week the NFL unveils their power rankings and we have them all in one place, just for you!

32. Oakland Raiders

The promise shownin Week 1went the way of the dodo bird awful quicklyagainst the Texans— in Oakland, no less. Still, I love the way rookieDerek Carris out there competing.

31. Jacksonville Jaguars

Hmm. Uh … Looking for something to type that is nice. Ah, to hell with it. When do we get to seeBlake Bortles? (Quarterback strategy aside, to blameSunday’s lossonChad Hennewould be seriously misguided.)

30. New York Giants

Lost opportunityfor theGiants, facing aDrew Stanton-ledCardinalsteam in front of the home crowd in MetLife. This deal has 5-11 written all over it. Of course, we’ve said that kind of thing aboutTom Coughlin-coached teams before. Perhaps we should wait … like a week or so.

29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

What a terrible ending to an un-entertaining game. Do those two negatives makeSunday’s loss to the Ramsa positive forLovie Smith‘s Bucs? No. Like, not at all. No team in pro football had a setup like Tampa Bay, which should have had an easy go of it, starting the season with two home games against backup quarterbacks — and yet the Bucs are 0-2, having fallen prey to the likes ofDerek AndersonandAustin Davis. And while we understand the spirit of the 10-second runoff rule, it sure seemed likethe Bucs were punishedforMike Evansgetting hurt.

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