#11-21

Here are teams 11-21 after Week 4:

11. Los Angeles Chargers (2-2) – The Bolts didn’t blow out the 49ers on Sunday like they maybe should have, but despite Joey Bosa’s injury, the Chargers look to be a solid team all around.

12. Tennessee Titans (3-1) – I’m finally realizing that the Titans aren’t as bad as they initially appeared, and they’re finding ways to win despite the odds.

13. Philadelphia Eagles (2-2) – The Eagles are falling to my predicted post-Super Bowl slump early on, and they have a fairly tough schedule in the next few weeks.

14. Minnesota Vikings (1-2-1) – Who would have guessed that the Vikings would only manage one win through the first four weeks of the season?

15. Atlanta Falcons (1-3) – The Falcons are one of the better 1-3 teams in recent memory; they have so many weapons but have faced such good competition so far.

16. Cleveland Browns (1-2-1) – The Browns should have won Sunday’s game – point to the missed fumble call, the controversial first down call or whatever you want – but they were definitely the better team, and it’s only a matter of time before they starting winning often.

17. Denver Broncos (2-2) – The Broncos almost came away with a win on Monday night, and their mostly good showing against the Chiefs is encouraging.

18. Miami Dolphins (3-1) – The Dolphins came crashing, and I mean crashing, down to Earth in Week 4 as they were mutilated by the far-better Patriots. Forget the 3-0 start and look ahead to the 2019 draft.

19. Washington Redskins (2-1) – Coming off a bye, there’s still such a small sample size for Washington, and while I don’t think they’re realistically better than too many teams, I’m comfortable keeping them inside the top 20.

20.Pittsburgh Steelers (1-2-1) – I don’t necessarily feel good about keeping the Steelers this high after they’ve only won one game in four weeks, but the defense presents a lot of questions.

21. Seattle Seahawks (2-2) – The Seahawks land at 21 by virtue of beating the Cowboys, who beat the Lions and Giants, and the Giants beat the Texans, who fall right below them.