Tom Brady's Week 6 NFL Power Rankings 🚨

Week 6 Power Rankings

Tom Brady recaps his Week 6 rankings, with several teams clustered at 4–2. The subtitles provide no exact game-clock times or scores.

No. 10 — Green Bay Packers

Green Bay entered the rankings after a three-game winning streak. Brady praised Jordan Love’s play and the defense’s pressure on opposing quarterbacks. He also looked ahead to the Packers’ Sunday matchup with Detroit, particularly Green Bay’s deep passing game.

No. 9 — Seattle Seahawks

Seattle ranked ninth despite gaining roughly 200 more yards than its opponent in a recent loss. Turnovers proved costly, and the Seahawks had lost three games by three points or fewer. Brady said Sam Darnold and the offense needed to protect the ball and make better use of Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

No. 8 — Jacksonville Jaguars

Jacksonville had lost to Houston. Trevor Lawrence played well, but the Jaguars struggled to pressure C.J. Stroud, leaving their defensive backs exposed. Brady said he still liked what he saw from Jacksonville and cautioned against overreacting to the loss.

No. 7 — Chicago Bears

Chicago rose to seventh after a strong win in Atlanta. The Bears completed 30 passes, held the ball for 40 minutes and threw no interceptions. Caleb Williams looked confident, while the defense swarmed to the ball and created disruption. Brady acknowledged a tense late stretch but praised the overall performance.

No. 6 — Denver Broncos

Denver remained, in Brady’s view, one of the league’s hardest teams to figure out after a strange win over Seattle. Brady said coach Sean Payton’s focus was simply winning. For the Broncos to contend against top AFC quarterbacks, Bo Nix and the passing game would need to improve.

No. 5 — Buffalo Bills

Buffalo landed at fifth after beating the Raiders in Las Vegas without a turnover. Josh Allen attempted only five runs but still used his legs to extend plays and create passing opportunities. Brady praised Allen’s ability to do what the team needed to win.

No. 4 — New England Patriots

New England moved ahead of Buffalo after beating the Bills. Brady cited the head-to-head result and said Drake Maye had played well over the previous three games: staying composed in the pocket, running at important moments and taking care of the ball. He also praised Maye’s response to a slow start and the work of coach Josh McDaniels.

No. 3 — Minnesota Vikings

The Vikings were idle and remained undefeated. Brady called their upcoming home game against Indianapolis a potential trap after the bye, but expressed confidence that Minnesota’s coaches would have the team ready.

No. 2 — Kansas City Chiefs

Kansas City stayed undefeated, with three divisional wins and four defensive sacks in its latest game—a sign of improvement in a pass rush that had struggled earlier.

Brady also noted that Patrick Mahomes had matched a record for reaching 100 wins in the fewest starts, a mark Brady had taken from Joe Montana in 2010. Brady said records matter less during the season than winning the next game.

No. 1 — San Francisco 49ers

The 49ers remained first and were still undefeated on Monday Night Football. They were looking to beat Atlanta and reach a perfect 7–0 before their bye. Brady highlighted San Francisco’s “next man up” approach as injuries mounted.

Presenters/source: Tom Brady; FOX Sports.