Through four games, it’s safe to say that we know some definitive things about all 32 teams.
It’s safe to say that Kansas City is still among the elite teams in football, despite numerous offseason losses and the retooling of the offense. The Chiefs flexed their muscles Sunday night in destroying Tampa Bay’s defense, scoring 41 points on a unit that had allowed a combined 27 points in its first three games. Andy Reid’s team has been a thorn in the postseason side of Buffalo, the current top-rated team in the league, and with the Chiefs now breathing down their necks, the Bills can’t be too comfortable.
Elsewhere, it’s becoming more and more clear that Philadelphia is a team to reckon with in an up-for-grabs NFC. On the other side of the spectrum, we know Houston is as bad as advertised, and Pittsburgh is fielding its worst team in decades.
Some of the questions we might still be asking, however, are: