As the NFL season heats up, only ten teams remain undefeated, entering Week 3 with a perfect 2-0 record. But how trustworthy are these teams? Let's dive into a ranking of the undefeated squads and see who deserves our confidence.

10. Cincinnati Bengals

The Bengals may have secured two wins, but let’s be honest—there's nothing impressive about their performance so far. Triumphs over the Browns and Jaguars didn’t showcase their potential. With star quarterback Joe Burrow nursing an injury, the Bengals' lackluster offense, which ranks 23rd in yards per attempt, raises red flags. They are also the worst rushing team in the league, and the 28th in pass defense. If Burrow's condition worsens, their undefeated streak might just be a fleeting moment.

9. Indianapolis Colts

The Colts sit at 2-0, but it’s hard to see this as a sustainable run. Quarterback Daniel Jones has shown some promise, turning heads and leading the Colts to surprising victories. Still, the skepticism surrounding his long-term reliability keeps them at the bottom of our rankings.

8. Arizona Cardinals

Arizona’s victories against the Saints and Panthers have been far from convincing. While they have won both games, the road has been relatively soft. With teams that had previously struggled, the Cardinals’ close wins still leave doubts. Quarterback Kyler Murray and the offense need to step up significantly as they prepare for tougher challenges ahead.

7. San Francisco 49ers

The 49ers are undefeated but are riddled with injuries, especially on offense. Quarterback Brock Purdy is sidelined, and key players like George Kittle have been placed on injured reserve. The current situation could hinder their ability to maintain their winning streak as injuries mount, creating a precarious situation.

6. Los Angeles Rams

The Rams boast a 2-0 record, although both wins came against teams struggling significantly. They may need to worry about their offensive consistency, particularly in finishing drives, as they only managed to secure two touchdowns in crucial red zone opportunities against the Titans. Their one-dimensional approach could spell trouble as they face tougher opponents.

5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Buccaneers have pulled off two drama-filled wins, surviving by the skin of their teeth against the Falcons and Texans. Whether their success points to luck or skill remains to be seen. Right now, they are looking pretty good, but their luck may not hold out forever.

4. Los Angeles Chargers

The Chargers are making waves as a potential dark horse this season, despite being limited by an injury to Rashawn Slater. Their chemistry and coaching have propelled them to two key division wins. With Justin Herbert and a solid defense, this team is a strong contender—if they can maintain their momentum.

3. Green Bay Packers

The Packers are showing signs of greatness, with solid wins over last year’s playoff teams. Quarterback Jordan Love is impressing, and the overall team performance signals a force to be reckoned with. However, they’re slightly overshadowed by teams with more playoff experience.

2. Buffalo Bills

The Bills have made a statement with a thrilling comeback against a Super Bowl contender and a dominant win in Week 2. Their trajectory looks promising as they prepare to face the struggling Dolphins, and they seem to be the leading force in the AFC.

1. Philadelphia Eagles

As the defending Super Bowl champions, the Eagles command respect. While their run game and offensive line have shown slight weaknesses compared to last season, they’ve managed to overcome two potential playoff teams. With few weaknesses, the Eagles are poised for a big season, showing no signs of slowing down.