Week 6 Top Ten NFL teams
Number 1: Minnesota Vikings 5-0: Definitely number one at five and zero this team will definitely be stacking up the wins as the season goes on. Minnesota has a bye this week, but play the high flying eagles next. Players to watch: Xavier Rhodes, and Sam Bradford.
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Number 2: New England Patriots 4-1: With Tom Brady back and two good Tide ends this team is going to be extremely difficult to beat even for power houses such as Pittsburgh and Denver. With Cincinnati coming up the Patriots look to improve to 5-1. Players to watch Tom Brady, and Malcom Butler.
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Number 3: Pittsburgh Steelers 4-1: The Steelers definitely look good on offense and defense and are looking to improve to 5-1 as they play a very bad Miami Dolphins team. Players to watch Antonio Brown, and Ryan Shazier.
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Number 4: Oakland Raiders: The now division leaders of the AFC west this team is going up and up every week. They play a tough Kansas City chiefs team this week see if they'll take a healthy lead at 5-1 or keep Denver in the race for the division crown. Players to watch Amari Cooper, and Reggie Nelson.
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Number 5. Atlanta Falcons 4-1: This team is definitely a big surprise this year and look even better after beating a solid Denver Broncos team. They Seattle this week another good test for a what is looking to be a division winning team. Players to watch Julio Jones and Desmond Trufant.
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Number 6: Seattle Seahawks 3-1: After the bye the Seahawks look to continue their winning ways against the Atlanta Falcons see what Russel Wilson can do against this defense and the defense against a high flying Matt Ryan and Julio Jones. Players to watch Jimmy Graham and Richard Sherman.
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Number 7: Philadelphia Eagles 3-1: After losing their first game of the year the Eagles look to rebound against the Washington Redskins which is a big divisional match for them see how Carson Wentz does under big game pressure. Players to watch Carson Wentz and Connor Barwin.
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Number 8: Dallas Cowboys: This team is definitely looking more and more like a playoff contender with Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Eliot doing their thing. Next up is the Green Bay Packers and they'll have a lot to show for the best rushing defense in the NFL. Players to watch Ezekiel Eliot and Dak Prescott
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Number 9: Green Bay Packers 3-1: This team looks very good on both sides of the ball able to keep the wins coming in Lambeau. Next up is the Dallas Cowboys and that great run attack but this run defense might be able to stop it. Players to watch Aaron Rodgers, and Clay Matthews.
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Number 10: Denver Broncos 4-2: Once a top three team after losing it's second game in a row to the San Diego Chargers unfortunately there had to be a drop for the Super Bowl defending champs. Their next game is against the Houston Texans. Players to watch Trevor Siemian and Von Miller.
