With the upsets this last weekend, a lot of change for the losers and the winners get bumps. First group of rankings before Monday Night Football:
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Dalton Miller - Pro Football Network 9 (LW 8)
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/n...2021-nflwk-10/
Something just doesn't quite feel right with this team. After starting the season 4-1 despite playing some stiff competition, the offense doesn't look as explosive, and they've struggled to stop the run.
The Chargers essentially dominated the Eagles, but red-zone struggles allowed Philadelphia to stay in the game. With the Vikings, Steelers, and Broncos upcoming, there's a chance the Chargers are staring at the top seed in the West when they face the Bengals in Week 13.
Justin Herbert had himself quite a day, going 32-of-38 for 356 yards and 3 total touchdowns. Hopefully, LA stays on a roll and continues to rise back up in the NFL Power Rankings.
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Vinnie Iyer - Sporting News 9 (LW 13)
https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/...11qsweqyzmixkm
The Chargers got back to having electric and more versatile offense helmed by Justin Herbert. They also shored a few things up against the run and overcame secondary injuries in Philadelphia. That was a key rebound victory for Brandon Staley's team to get back into first place in the AFC West.
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Matt Johnson - Sportsnaut 9 (LW 10)
https://sportsnaut.com/nfl-power-ran...pdated-weekly/
Justin Herbert locked back in on Sunday, racking up 356 passing yards and posting a fantastic 123.2 passer rating. But the Chargers' atrocious run defense and lingering questions about the play-calling by Joe Lombardi prevent Los Angeles from being considered anything more than a playoff contender.
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Russell S. Baxter - Fansided 7 (LW 10)
https://fansided.com/2021/11/08/2021...ams-cardinals/
Brandon Staley's club looked to avoid a third consecutive loss as the team clashed with the Eagles at Philadelphia. The Bolts trailed 10-7 at intermission and the NFL's worst run defense allowed 115 yards in the first half. That number would grow to 176 yards.
But it wound up not mattering as Justin Herbert was sharp, hitting on 32 of his 38 throws for 356 yards and two TDs. Dustin Hopkins kicked the game-winning field goal with two seconds to play.
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Dalton Miller - Pro Football Network 9 (LW 8)
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/n...2021-nflwk-10/
Something just doesn't quite feel right with this team. After starting the season 4-1 despite playing some stiff competition, the offense doesn't look as explosive, and they've struggled to stop the run.
The Chargers essentially dominated the Eagles, but red-zone struggles allowed Philadelphia to stay in the game. With the Vikings, Steelers, and Broncos upcoming, there's a chance the Chargers are staring at the top seed in the West when they face the Bengals in Week 13.
Justin Herbert had himself quite a day, going 32-of-38 for 356 yards and 3 total touchdowns. Hopefully, LA stays on a roll and continues to rise back up in the NFL Power Rankings.
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Vinnie Iyer - Sporting News 9 (LW 13)
https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl/...11qsweqyzmixkm
The Chargers got back to having electric and more versatile offense helmed by Justin Herbert. They also shored a few things up against the run and overcame secondary injuries in Philadelphia. That was a key rebound victory for Brandon Staley's team to get back into first place in the AFC West.
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Matt Johnson - Sportsnaut 9 (LW 10)
https://sportsnaut.com/nfl-power-ran...pdated-weekly/
Justin Herbert locked back in on Sunday, racking up 356 passing yards and posting a fantastic 123.2 passer rating. But the Chargers' atrocious run defense and lingering questions about the play-calling by Joe Lombardi prevent Los Angeles from being considered anything more than a playoff contender.
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Russell S. Baxter - Fansided 7 (LW 10)
https://fansided.com/2021/11/08/2021...ams-cardinals/
Brandon Staley's club looked to avoid a third consecutive loss as the team clashed with the Eagles at Philadelphia. The Bolts trailed 10-7 at intermission and the NFL's worst run defense allowed 115 yards in the first half. That number would grow to 176 yards.
But it wound up not mattering as Justin Herbert was sharp, hitting on 32 of his 38 throws for 356 yards and two TDs. Dustin Hopkins kicked the game-winning field goal with two seconds to play.
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