Bills tumble, Dolphins rise in Bucky Brooks' top 10 NFL teams

While the top three teams from last week remain unchanged, there was some major reshuffling thereafter following losses by the Bills and Cowboys, who each fell out of the top five.

After Week 10, here’s my take on the league’s top 10 teams.

1. Philadelphia Eagles (8-0)

The NFL’s lone unbeaten team is the most complete squad in football. While Jalen Hurts and Co. get all the credit as one of the league’s most dynamic offenses, the defense has emerged as a disruptive force under Jonathan Gannon’s tutelage.

2. Kansas City Chiefs (7-2)

Andy Reid has his team peaking at the right time. The Chiefs are firing on all cylinders on offense with the defense routinely coming up with key stops and timely takeaways.

3. Minnesota Vikings (8-1)

The Vikings have repeatedly found ways to win without playing their best football for 60 minutes. Although the nerve-racking, nail-biters are not for the faint of heart, the Vikings’ collective confidence and resilience will make them a tough out in the postseason.

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4. Miami Dolphins (7-3)

The M-V-P chants cascading on Tua Tagovailoa are warranted with the third-year pro directing the most explosive offense in the game. The Dolphins are capable of putting 40-plus points on any opponent and that firepower gives them a chance to make a run at the title.

5. New York Giants (7-2)

It is not always pretty, but the Giants have mastered the art of winning games with a complementary football approach that prioritizes the running game, ball security, and stingy defense. Although there are more talented teams on this list, the Giants deserve a spot due to their winning ways.

6. Baltimore Ravens (6-3)

John Harbaugh’s team could be the best team in the AFC if they learn how to properly finish games. The Ravens had blown double-digit leads in three of their first six games before reeling off three straight wins prior to the bye week. If the Ravens fix their closing skills, this team could vault to the top of the charts as a title contender.

7. New York Jets (6-3)

The Jets have discovered a winning formula (run game + defense = wins) that could make them a tough out down the stretch. If Zach Wilson takes care of the ball, the Jets will make life miserable for their opponents in November/December.

8. Buffalo Bills (6-3)

Josh Allen’s miscues and the team’s overall complacency have led to a string of losses that has cost the team the inside track to home-field advantage and the AFC’s No.1 seed. While there is plenty of time to get back on track, the Bills’ surprising slump has put them behind the eight-ball in the AFC race.

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9. Dallas Cowboys (6-3)

The Cowboys could regret giving away a winnable game in Green Bay. The loss not only dropped the team to third in the NFC East, but it could force them to become road warriors in the playoffs.

10. San Francisco 49ers (5-4)

The return of several key players could spark a late-season run that puts the 49ers back in title contention. The addition of Christian McCaffrey to an offense that is loaded with firepower makes the 49ers downright scary as a contender.

Bucky Brooks is an NFL analyst for FOX Sports. He regularly appears on “Speak For Yourself” and also breaks down the game for NFL Network and as a cohost of the “Moving the Sticks” podcast. Follow him on Twitter @BuckyBrooks.