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NFL.com: New week = New No. 1

Talk about a shakeup in the pecking order ... Elliot Harrison has 31 of 32 teams on the move in this week's edition of the Power Rankings -- including a change at the very top of the board.

 

Bills #27 on Harrison's NFl list:

 

Not the best performance from the Bills' defense Thursday night. The unit suffered from the effects of which of the following?

 

A) The short week.

B) The curse of letting Ryan Fitzpatrick go.

C) Tired legs from being on the field while the offense punted versus the Ravens in Week 1.

D) Not knowing Quincy Enunwa is indeed an NFL wide receiver.

E) A and C only.

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Week 3 Power Rankings: The 2–0 Texans are closing in on the top five (by @ChrisBurke_SI) http://on.si.com/2djlQOd

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Buffalo Bills
last week: 22
record: 0–2
The Bills allowed the Jets to put up 493 yards of offense and 37 points against them on Thursday night—and then fired their offensive coordinator. So who knows where they go from here. Granted, the offense hasn’t been great either—LeSean McCoy is sub-4.0 yards per carry, and Marquise Goodwin and Greg Salas have more receiving yards than the hobbled Sammy Watkins.

 

 

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1-2 BILLS

Anyone who felt the Bills players wouldn't compete for their coach got a trite shut the %#$@ up Sunday afternoon in Orchard Park, New York. What kind of world are we living in where a guy is speculated to be coaching for his job in the third game of his second season(after going 8-8 in Year 1). Oh yeah, the NFL. "I don't know if anyone needed a win worse than we did," Ryan said after blowing out the Cardinals. Yep. Shady McCoy: 117 yards rushing, two TDs. Nick O'Leary: one catch, 28 yards. You can't contain Nick O'Leary.

 

 

Bills move up 8 spots from last week.

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I must be seeing something different, I totally disagree with the Browns being 32. They lost by 5 to the Ravens, and took Miami to Ot. BUT they also held philly to under 30 points and scored 10 which was better than The steelers did. I say they're were 30 with the Bears being the worst team.

 

New Orleans might be just as bad as Chicago.

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New Orleans might be just as bad as Chicago.

I feel bad for Brees I think he has a yr sir two left but that D is beyond awful! The man can't be throwing it what 55 times? Every game! I think Cleveland would be 2-1 with a decent kicker. (I THINK he missed like 4 against the Ravens)

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I feel bad for Brees I think he has a yr sir two left but that D is beyond awful! The man can't be throwing it what 55 times? Every game! I think Cleveland would be 2-1 with a decent kicker. (I THINK he missed like 4 against the Ravens)

 

3 misses in the loss to Miami. Poor guy. And here we are complaining about our kicker!

 

Don't think NO is as bad as Chicago simply because Brees is still performing at a pretty high level. The QB situation in Chicago is bad.

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20. Buffalo Bills

Last Week: 28
Record: 1–2
Shy of pitching a shutout, Sunday’s win over Arizona was a peak Rex Ryan experience: an aggressive, turnover-forcing defense; an explosive run game; and a postgame press conference that included Ryan promising to bring the pain against the Patriots. If Ryan manages to deliver in Foxborough on Sunday, the entire complexion of Buffalo’s season changes.

 

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