ESPN NFL Power Rankings: Week 4

	RK (LW)	TEAM	REC	COMMENT
	1 (1)	Ravens	3-0-0	They've got a great defense and an offense averaging 34 points per game. (Chadiha)
	2 (3)	Colts	3-0-0	The Colts seem to be in their traditional early season form, which means they are hard to beat. (Kuharsky)
	3 (2)	Giants	3-0-0	The Giants stay ahead of their long injury list by winning. (Clayton)
	4 (7)	Saints	3-0-0	They're 2-0 on the road and have four of their next five games at home. (Sando)
	5 (5)	Vikings	3-0-0	Brett Favre has lived up to the hype so far. (Chadiha)
	6 (8)	Jets	3-0-0	The Jets team that beat the Titans on Sunday might have more staying power than the 8-3 Jets that beat Tennessee in 2008. (Clayton)
	7 (10)	Patriots	2-1-0	Tom Brady might not have his offense in sync yet, but you can see it's coming. (Clayton)
	8 (4)	Falcons	2-1-0	You know the Falcons have made progress when a road loss to the Patriots stands as a disappointment. (Sando)
	9 (9)	Eagles	2-1-0	Expect Donovan McNabb to return after the bye week, but Kevin Kolb kept the offense humming during his absence. (Clayton)
	10 (12)	Packers	2-1-0	They should be pumped for their first meeting with Brett Favre. (Chadiha)
	11 (24)	Bengals	2-1-0	They haven't been this impressive since winning the division in 2005. (Chadiha)
	12 (11)	Chargers	2-1-0	They have a great opportunity to make a statement in Pittsburgh, where the Steelers will be feeling desperate. (Kuharsky)
	13 (20)	Broncos	3-0-0	A great start against lightweights will now be measured against a much tougher five-pack. (Kuharsky)
	14 (14)	Bears	2-1-0	It's now hard to remember how lousy Jay Cutler played in Week 1. (Chadiha)
	15 (13)	49ers	2-1-0	Nothing quite like a home game against the Rams to cleanse the palate following the taste of bitter defeat. (Sando)
	16 (6)	Steelers	1-2-0	Think they miss Troy Polamalu? (Chadiha)
	17 (15)	Cowboys	2-1-0	Tashard Choice and Felix Jones prove the Cowboys can still have a running offense when Marion Barber is injured. (Clayton)
	18 (16)	Titans	0-3-0	Drops have to be a big practice issue this week, on special teams and for pass targets. (Kuharsky)
	19 (18)	Cardinals	1-2-0	The bye week comes at a good time because Kurt Warner is hurting and the Cardinals have much to figure out. (Sando)
	20 (17)	Texans	1-2-0	The Texans lost one they had to have to the Raiders last year. They'll try again, this time in Houston. (Kuharsky)
	21 (21)	Bills	1-2-0	Terrell Owens' 185-game reception streak was snapped Sunday. The next thing to snap will be T.O. (Clayton)
	22 (27)	Jaguars	1-2-0	Would a win over winless Tennessee qualify as an upset at this point? (Kuharsky)
	23 (22)	Seahawks	1-2-0	Two of their top three corners are out and the other one, Ken Lucas, has been banged up. Hello, Peyton Manning. (Sando)
	24 (19)	Dolphins	0-3-0	With Chad Pennington likely done for the season, the rebuilding program officially begins with new QB Chad Henne. (Clayton)
	25 (25)	Panthers	0-3-0	Who are these guys? Carolina seems to be searching for its identity three games into the season. (Sando)
	26 (23)	Redskins	1-2-0	As much as Clinton Portis is being stopped on goal-line plays, maybe Jim Zorn should let Portis call a few plays. (Clayton)
	27 (26)	Raiders	1-2-0	Raiders' passing average: 119.7 yards per game. Next worst passing average: Cleveland (146.7). (Kuharsky)
	28 (31)	Lions	1-2-0	That won't be the last victory they get this season. (Chadiha)
	29 (29)	Browns	0-3-0	As ugly as this looks, it's only going to get worse. (Chadiha)
	30 (30)	Chiefs	0-3-0	Improved third-down efficiency on offense has to be one of the Chiefs' top priorities. (Kuharsky)
	31 (28)	Buccaneers	0-3-0	Raheem Morris was all smiles when the Bucs hired him as head coach. He could not have known what awaited. (Sando)
	32 (32)	Rams	0-3-0	If QBs Kyle Boller or Marc Bulger cannot find open receivers, it's probably because there aren't any. (Sando)