#22-32

Here are teams 22-32 after Week 4:

22. Dallas Cowboys (2-2) – Consider every team in the 21-25 range almost equal in terms of overall talent.

23. Detroit Lions (1-3) – And even though each team from 21-25 looks bad to start, expect at least one to regain their footing soon.

24. New York Giants (1-3) – Honestly, I don’t think it’ll be the Giants who regain their footing. Regaining it by the time the 2019 season rolls around, though, is a different story.

25. Houston Texans (1-3) – I think it’ll be the Texans that regain their footing. Thanks for hanging with me through this odd range of teams.

26. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-2) – The Bucs’ fifteen minutes (or two weeks) of fame ran out in a hurry, as they were demolished by the Bears behind Mitch Trubisky’s assault on their horrible defense.

27. Oakland Raiders (1-3) – Let’s just say this – if the Raiders hadn’t escaped with this win through pure luck and had started 0-4, Jon Gruden’s return to the franchise might have been a lot shorter than we all thought it would be.

28. New York Jets (1-3) – After blowing out the Lions in Week 1, Sam Darnold and the Jets haven’t been able to keep up the momentum. This isn’t their year.

29. Indianapolis Colts (1-3) – If anyone knows Frank Reich, ask him why he handed the Texans the game on Sunday by inexplicably going for it on fourth down on his own side of the field with mere seconds left in overtime.

30. San Francisco 49ers (1-3) – The Niners made Sunday’s game a little closer than I expected despite having just lost Jimmy Garoppolo, but still ultimately look doomed to irrelevance this season.

31. Buffalo Bills (1-3) – The Bills land at 31 because they’ve won a game and the Cardinals haven’t. That win over the Vikings was a complete fluke, and it may be the only game Buffalo wins all season.

32. Arizona Cardinals (0-4) – Josh Rosen has, is and will always be overrated. Expect more of the same out of him – little production and no wins.