NFL power rankings Week 3: comparing with Elliot Harrison
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0-2. Houston Texans. 29. player. 10. <p><strong>Harrison: 29</strong></p> <p>Here’s one of the final instances in which you will see Harrison and I completely agree. The Texans have lost to the Chiefs and Panthers to open 2015, thus they land in the bottom one-eighth of the NFL power ladder entering Week 3. Switching starting quarterbacks like a lamp will have that effect.</p><div class=. AFC South
If Ryan Mallett is going to be the guy, he’s got to complete more passes. He didn’t even reach the 50 percent mark against the Panthers. At least Garrett Graham was able to throw him a bone by making that outstanding toe-tapping catch in the back of the end zone.
Next up are the upstart Bucs, fresh off a Week 2 upset of the Saints. It won’t be a walk in the park for Bill O’Brien’s squad by any means.
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Houston Texans
AFC South, 0-2
Harrison: 29
Here’s one of the final instances in which you will see Harrison and I completely agree. The Texans have lost to the Chiefs and Panthers to open 2015, thus they land in the bottom one-eighth of the NFL power ladder entering Week 3. Switching starting quarterbacks like a lamp will have that effect.
If Ryan Mallett is going to be the guy, he’s got to complete more passes. He didn’t even reach the 50 percent mark against the Panthers. At least Garrett Graham was able to throw him a bone by making that outstanding toe-tapping catch in the back of the end zone.
Next up are the upstart Bucs, fresh off a Week 2 upset of the Saints. It won’t be a walk in the park for Bill O’Brien’s squad by any means.
Next: 28. New York Giants