1. Chiefs (8-0; last week No. 1): Andy Reid could be taking this career rebirth thing a little too far.
2. Seahawks (7-1; No. 2): An ugly road win is still a road win, and with enough road wins -- ugly or otherwise -- the road to the Super Bowl will go through Seattle.
3. Colts (5-2; No. 3): Maybe they should trade Trent Richardson back to Cleveland for Josh Gordon.
4. Broncos (7-1; No. 4): Peyton Manning with two injured ankles probably runs even faster than Peyton Manning with two healthy ankles.
5. Saints (6-1; No. 5): The Saints did considerably better with two weeks to prepare for a visit from the Bills than the last team that had two weeks to prepare for a visit from the Bills.
6. 49ers (6-2; No. 6): Another week, another win over a team that wishes it had taken Colin Kaepernick in the 2011 draft.
7. Packers (5-2; No. 7): After Sunday night’s game, Vikings receiver Greg Jennings was saying to quarterback Aaron Rodgers, “Take me with you.”
8. Bengals (6-2; No. 8): For a change, folks in Cincinnati who want to dress for Halloween as a perennial playoff contender can wear a Bengals uniform.
9. Patriots (6-2; No. 9): Tom Brady’s hand isn’t swollen. The rest of his body is shrunken.
10. Lions (5-3; No. 12): Detroit fans who hate Matt Millen need to remember that he drafted Calvin Johnson.
11. Chargers (4-3; No. 11): Between playing the Jaguars and having a bye, the Chargers have now had two weekends off.
12. Cowboys (4-4; No. 10): So how much worse would the defense have been if Rob Ryan hadn’t been fired?
13. Panthers (4-3; No. 17): We’ll believe in the Panthers once they prove that they can deal with adversity.
14. Ravens (3-4; No. 14): Even a sweep of the Bengals may not be enough to win the division.
15. Bears (4-3; No. 15): Even Luke McCown thinks Josh McCown can’t beat the Packers.
16. Dolphins (3-4; No. 16): The Dolphins are about to have a worse Halloween than Charlie Brown.
17. Raiders (3-4; No. 22): Another 40 or 50 wins like that over Pittsburgh, and Raiders fans will start to feel a little better about the Immaculate Reception.
18. Jets (4-4; No. 13): Jets defensive coordinator Dennis Thurman’s plan for covering A.J. Green was to pray. The plan for covering Marvin Jones was to ignore him.
19. Cardinals (4-4; No. 26): After playing the 49ers and Seahawks in back-to-back weeks, it became a lot easier to face the Falcons.
20. Titans (3-4; No. 21): Instead of trading Kenny Britt, maybe they should trade Chris Johnson.
21. Eagles (3-5; No. 18): Has everyone figured out Chip Kelly’s offense? Matt Barkley hasn’t.
22. Browns (3-5; No. 19): Two straight losses, three straight wins, three straight losses. Four straight wins?
23. Bills (3-5; No. 20): After the Chiefs come to town, the Bills have six straight winnable games to lose.
24. Giants (2-6; No. 29): The phrase “hottest team in the NFC East” doesn’t have the sizzle it used to.
25. Rams (3-5; No. 27): We’d call it a moral victory if Jerry Jones hadn’t ruined the term.
26. Falcons (2-5; No. 23): At least they don’t have to worry about blowing big leads.
27. Steelers (2-5; No. 24): With a trip to Massachusetts on the docket, injured center Maurkice Pouncey definitely should stay in Pittsburgh.
28. Redskins (2-5; No. 25): How long until RGIII is playing with a brace on each knee?
29. Texans (2-5; No. 28): Bad news, Texans fans. Matt Schaub is technically still the starter. Good news, Texans fans. He’s not actually starting.
30. Vikings (1-6; No. 30): The only way the Vikings would have kept Sunday night’s game close is if Cordarelle Patterson would have returned every Green Bay kickoff for a touchdown.
31. Buccaneers (0-7; No. 31): Coach Greg Schiano joked that his players are stuck with him. Fans think the joke is on them.
32. Jaguars (0-8; No. 32): At least they scored a touchdown during their “home” game in London.