NFL Power Rankings: Week 10 - Jaguars Stay Steady Despite Loss in London

After a dreadful Week 9 loss to the Houston Texans, where do the Jaguars fall in power rankings this week?

NFL Power Rankings

1. New England Patriots (8-1)

2. New Orleans Saints (7-1)

3. San Francisco 49ers (8-0)

4. Green Bay Packers (7-2)

5. Baltimore Ravens (6-2)

6. Kansas City Chiefs (6-3)

7. Seattle Seahawks (7-2)

8. Minnesota Vikings (6-3)

9. Indianapolis Colts (5-3)

10. Houston Texans (6-3)

11. Dallas Cowboys (5-3)

12. Buffalo Bills (6-2)

13. Los Angeles Rams (5-3)

14. Oakland Raiders (4-4)

15. Carolina Panthers (5-3)

16. Philadelphia Eagles (5-4)

17. Detroit Lions (3-4-1)

18. Jacksonville Jaguars (4-5): The Jaguars once again don't make much movement in our power rankings, simply because they are the epitome of a middle of the pack team. They aren't struggling as badly as teams like Chicago or Tampa Bay, but they also aren't surging and most of their big wins have came against bad teams. They are close to falling behind a few teams if they lose again in Week 11, but the bye came at a good time for Jacksonville.

19. Arizona Cardinals (3-5-1)

20. Los Angeles Chargers (4-5)

21. Pittsburgh Steelers (4-4)

22. Tennessee Titans (4-5)

23. Denver Broncos (3-6)

24. Chicago Bears (3-5)

25. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-6)

26. New York Giants (2-7)

27. Cleveland Browns (2-6)

28. Miami Dolphins (1-7)

29. Washington Redskins (1-8)

30. Atlanta Falcons (1-7)

31. New York Jets (1-7)

32. Cincinnati Bengals (0-8)

Other Jaguars Rankings

ESPN - #22

"Leonard Fournette is third in the NFL in rushing (831 yards) but has just the one rushing TD. The Jaguars have bogged down inside the 5-yard line. The offensive line hasn't prevented penetration and isn't pushing defenders off the ball, but the playcalling has been a big issue. The Jaguars have 11 snaps inside the 5-yard line and have run the ball six times (minus-0.33 yards per rush)."

CBS - #19

"After London, they get a bye and a week to decide who will be the quarterback going forward."

Bleacher Report - #20

"Granted, it's not entirely Gardner Minshew II's fault that the Jaguars were destroyed by the Houston Texans in Week 9. He wasn't on the field when the Jags were gashed for 216 yards on the ground."

USA Today - #20

"They face lots of bad teams, the kind rookie QB Gardner Minshew has feasted on, down stretch. Does decision to go back to Nick Foles really make sense at this point?"