Mark Craig's Week 10 NFL power rankings

Give Pittsburgh a break. That sluggish five-point win at Dallas was its third straight road game after tussling with Tennessee and Baltimore.

The Kansas City Anti-Zimmers called 12 running plays and won 33-31.

Yannick Ngakoue's Baltimore stat line: Two games, one start, 79 snaps and one tackle.

Drew Brees completed 18 first-half passes to 11 different players while posting a 38-3 win that completed the season sweep of Tampa Bay.

Josh Allen torpedoes Seattle's defense and the notion that Russell Wilson is the MVP lock.

Sorry, guys. Russ can't cook every meal. You're going to have to play some semblance of winning defense.

The Tampa Bay Anti-Zimmers ran the ball an NFL-record low five times. And one of the carries was a kneel down.

Derek Carr has posted passer ratings of 107.3 or higher in six of eight games, including a season-high 126.7 in handing Patrick Mahomes his only loss.

Brian Flores is adding to his coach of the year case. The past month, he's gone 4-0 with Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tua Tagovailoa and a defense that gave up 16.2 points per game.

They beat the Bears with the running game stuffed and Ryan Tannehill completing 10 passes.

Kyler Murray isn't the next anyone. He's the first Kyler Murray. Wow.

Like a handful of teams, the Rams spent a fleeting moment as "the best team in the NFC." Now, they're coming off a bye, a buzzkill loss to Miami and a 1-2 record the past month.

Riding a 12-year streak of losing records, the Browns head into a three-game stretch against teams with a combined record of 6-17-1

Chicago had seven first downs when it fell behind 17-0 late in the third quarter.

How do you build confidence atop the NFC East? Have this four-week stretch: Giants, Cowboys, bye, Giants.

Before anyone else breaks, can the NFL just bubble wrap the 49ers and put them in storage until 2021?

Interim coach Raheem Morris is 3-1 with three wins by a total of 32 points and one loss by one point.

Hope you enjoyed not getting bruised during your bye, Joe Burrow. Next up: Pittsburgh.

Out since Week 2, Christian McCaffrey gets 28 touches for 151 yards, hurts his shoulder and could be gone for a while again.

Yeah, it's probably been a while since New England celebrated a 51-yard walk-off field goal to beat an 0-8 team.

They lost to Atlanta 34-27, but Drew Lock put on a show in the fourth quarter with two touchdowns passing and one rushing.

Justin Herbert isn't playing like a rookie. But he keeps losing like one.

Hey, at least they're 2-0 against Jacksonville.

Garrett Gilbert became Dallas' fourth different starting quarterback in its last five games.

Hey, at least they're 2-0 against Washington.

Remember when Dwayne Haskins had a future? Neither does Washington.

Whew. That was close. Rookie sixth-round draft pick Jake Luton darn near beat the Texans in his NFL debut to give the Jets a two-game lead in the Tank for Trevor Sweepstakes.