The Indianapolis Colts have the NFL's best record, but the Kansas City Chiefs have steamrolled their past three opponents.

A week ruled by running backs results in a new No. 1 in Bucky Brooks' Top 10, while the Bills and Bucs get back on track and the Lions loom.

The Eagles improved to 6-2 on Sunday with a redemption performance against the Giants. Just over two weeks ago, Philadelphia suffered consecutive losses after falling to a 1-4 New York team by 17 points. This time, the Eagles beat their division rivals 38-20 in their most decisive win of the season.

The New England Patriots are contenders at this point. At 6-2, they are ahead of the Buffalo Bills (5-2) in the race for the top spot of the AFC East. One of those teams will likely compete with the Colts for the top spot in the conference by the time the season is over.

The Chiefs' quarterback's 299-yard, three-touchdown night on Oct. 27 solidified his spot atop the Week 9 power rankings.

With six teams on a bye last weekend and most of the favorites cruising to victories, there’s not a ton of movement in this week’s ALLCITY NFL Power Rankings.

Taylor had three touchdowns against the Chargers -- his third three-touchdown game of the season -- and he leads the league with 11. He leads the league in rushing with 697 yards and is a good receiver in the passing game. Running backs don't usually win MVPs in this era, but he's in the conversation.

With Week 9 just around the corner, how do the Chicago Bears compare to the rest of the NFL on offense and defense? We take a look.