Colts and Browns jumped 10 spots while Jaguars dropped 10 spots.

1. Seattle Seahawks 1 46.4
2. Indianapolis Colts 10 35.9
3. San Francisco 49ers 4 33
4. Kansas City Chiefs 7 32.7
5. Buffalo Bills -1 32
6. Las Vegas Raiders 2 28.5
7. Pittsburgh Steelers -2 21.3
8. Los Angeles Rams -5 20.9
9. Chicago Bears 0 20.9
10. Baltimore Ravens -9 16.3
11. Tennessee Titans -5 14.4
12. Green Bay Packers -2 10.7
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 9 10
14. Cincinnati Bengals 7 9.4
15. Carolina Panthers 3 5.3
16. New Orleans Saints 3 -1.1
17. Detroit Lions 8 -1.5
18. Cleveland Browns 10 -1.8
19. Los Angeles Chargers -5 -3.3
20. New England Patriots -4 -13.2
21. Washington Redskins -8 -13.6
22. Atlanta Falcons 2 -16.3
23. Miami Dolphins 8 -17.8
24. Dallas Cowboys -7 -18
25. Jacksonville Jaguars -10 -18.3
26. Houston Texans 3 -21.4
27. Arizona Cardinals -7 -22.4
28. Denver Broncos -5 -27.4
29. Minnesota Vikings 3 -32.7
30. New York Giants -3 -36.7
31. New York Jets -5 -41.9
32. Philadelphia Eagles -2 -46.3

again, I find the rating matrix interesting.

wpr;433864again, I find the rating matrix interesting.

Yeah, it takes at least four games for the data to start forming into something meaningful.
Around week six is when I find them really fascinating. Right now though, one really good game or one really bad game throws the whole shit into a storm.