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Rich Eisen restores Bills to first, despite Chicago's winning streak

The Bears slide as Eisen questions their offense, while viewers challenge his treatment of Denver and injury-hit teams.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 234,260 views a day, 7.7 times a normal first day on this channel (30,363).

Who’s the New #1 atop Rich Eisen’s Brand-New NFL Power Rankings Heading into Week 10?

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1:03Eisen inserts Green Bay at tenth, replacing the Giants after realizing he left the Packers out.
2:23Denver stays seventh; Kansas City sits sixth as Eisen discusses its acquisition of Josh Downs.
2:57Cincinnati takes fifth and Jacksonville fourth, with Eisen praising the Jaguars' defensive additions.
4:28Chicago drops to third despite four straight wins because Eisen sees offensive vulnerabilities.
5:06San Francisco ranks second, and Buffalo returns to first after its defensive showing.
6:17New England falls out amid injuries; Brockman then challenges the gap between Green Bay and Cincinnati.

Chicago keeps winning, but Rich Eisen sees enough cracks in its offense to move the Bears down his list. Four straight victories aren't enough to protect their place in his Week 10 NFL power rankings.

Instead, Buffalo returns to the top, with Eisen pointing to the Bills' defensive showing. San Francisco sits between Buffalo and Chicago, while Cincinnati moves into the top five and Jacksonville earns praise for its defensive additions.

The list isn't entirely settled when Eisen starts delivering it. He realizes he has left out Green Bay and inserts the Packers at the bottom, replacing the Giants. Chris Brockman later questions why Green Bay sits so far below Cincinnati, turning the countdown into a debate about quarterback play and the running game.

That discussion has plenty of company underneath the video. Viewers question the brief attention given to Denver and ask how head-to-head results should affect the order. Others compare Eisen's explanation for leaving out injury-hit New England with San Francisco's ability to keep winning through injuries.

The upload drew roughly 117,000 views in eight hours, already well beyond the show's usual full-day audience for regular videos. Its comment section was also more than twenty-five times busier than a typical first day. The rankings segment carries a sponsor graphic.

A separate discussion of Kirk Cousins' chances of winning a Super Bowl with Minnesota also drew an unusually fast start, giving Eisen another well-watched route into the week's NFL arguments.

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What viewers say

No one ever agrees with power rankings, but here we are lol.
@Double_S_904See it on YouTube
Please remember when giving teams like the Patriots excuses for injuries that the 49ers have been winning so far with injuries all over the place.
@SaklaniKentSee it on YouTube
As a bears fan……..this is fair
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Watching Buffalo steadily grind down Minnesota’s defense was cool
@danielbumbalo8706See it on YouTube
Brockman said he thinks GB beats teams 9, 8, 7, and so on even though the Lions are at 8 and just beat the Packers a couple weeks ago. And now the Lions have Brian Branch back.
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