Who's up and who's down after Week 10 in the NFL? (Hint: The Vikings are involved.)

1. Andy Reid's offensive weaponry

Reid already had the league's No. 1 scoring offense in Kansas City when he traded for receiver Kadarius Toney, a first-round pick of the Giants last season. After nine snaps and two touches in his Chiefs debut two weeks ago, Toney had a 9-yard touchdown catch on his first touch in Sunday's win over Jacksonville. His next touch was a 32-yard jet sweep. He had eight touches for 101 yards.

2. Daniel Jones' Kirk Cousins impersonation

Remember way back about 11 weeks ago when the Vikings' Cousins and the Giants' Jones were much-maligned quarterbacks? Today, they're tied for the NFL lead in game-winning drives (five). Cousins is 7-0 in one-score games. Jones is 7-1 after a career-high 153.3 passer rating in Sunday's win over Houston.

3. 49ers' physicality

Keep a wary eye on the NFC's current seventh seed, Vikings fans. The 5-4 49ers, typically losing players to injury at this point, gained a big one back when running back Elijah Mitchell had game highs in carries (18) and rushing yards (89) in his first game since Week 1. The 49ers pounded on the Chargers' defense for 37 minutes in a win.

1. Josh McDaniels

2. Micah Parsons

The Cowboys defensive phenom and presumed frontrunner for NFL Defensive Player of the Year had zero quarterback pressures for the first time in his career in a loss at Green Bay.

3. (Last week: 5.) They're every bit as good as any team in the league. For now, stick them behind the Chiefs and the only team to beat them, Philadelphia.

31: Number of teams Mike Tomlin has beaten as Steelers coach after Pittsburgh defeated the Saints. Tomlin has beaten every team except his own.

7: Consecutive games Russell Wilson has been sacked three or more times. The Titans extended Wilson's career record while dropping the Broncos to 3-6 on Sunday.