Watch Colin Cowherd release his Week 6 NFL ‘Herd Hierarchy’, with Colin counting down his rankings of the top 10 teams heading into Week 7.
10. Dallas Cowboys (4-2, Last Week: Unranked): “They're the most penalized team in the league and have the 27th ranked red zone offense. They're 10-1 following losses since 2021, the best win percentage in the league."
9. Cincinnati Bengals (3-3, Last Week: 10): “They have won three of four heading into the Bye Week. They have the hardest remaining schedule, but I like that they were outplayed against the Rams and Seahawks and yet found a way to win both of those."
8. Miami Dolphins (5-1, Last Week: 4): “Their five wins have come against teams that are 5-24, little bit of a mirage. They have the number one scoring offense, the number one passing offense, probably the most fun team in the league to watch but they have played the easiest schedule and their defense is just not very good. They're a heavyweight champion with a glass chin."
7. Buffalo Bills (4-2, Last Week: 6): "The Bills don't feel like they're buttoned up, they're not as good defensively. Their two losses this season have been in close games, but I will say that Josh Allen cleaned up the mess in the red zone from last year. Their defense leads the NFL in sacks."
6. Jacksonville Jaguars (4-2, Last Week: 5): “The defense leads the NFL in takeaways, and some of those draft picks are now playing really well. Trevor Lawrence has a knee injury and may not play Thursday, so we will keep the Jags at number six."
5. Philadelphia Eagles (5-1, Last Week: 3): “Jalen Hurts already has more picks than last year, so he's not the same without Shane Steichen. Their third-down offense is excellent and their fourth-down sneaks you can't defend. But I will say Lane Johnson is now hurt, and opposing quarterbacks have an average passer rating of almost 95-- not GOOD."
4. Detroit Lions (5-1, Last Week: 8): "I think Detroit is really good. I think they have better talent than Dallas but we don't talk about them. Best offensive line in the NFL as far I can tell, and 3-0 on the road. Third-easiest schedule remaining. Only team to hold opponents under 100 yards rushing in every game."
3. Baltimore Ravens (4-2, Last Week: Unranked): "I like Baltimore. Their defense has only allowed six touchdowns, fewest in the NFL. They have the number four scoring defense, and they get after the quarterback. Lamar leads the NFL in rushing for quarterbacks."
2. Kansas City Chiefs (5-1, Last Week: 2): "They're 5-0 with Kelce and Chris Jones. I still think their wide receiver group needs help at the trade deadline. They're winning because of Reid and Mahomes. Only defense to allow 21 points or fewer in every game."
1. San Francisco 49ers (5-1, Last Week: 1): "They had two awful calls go against them, three huge drops, kicker missed a 41-yarder or they're undefeated. They have stars at every unit and they aren't missing anything like the Chiefs are."
Dropped from rankings: Seahawks #7, Chargers #9
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