Steelers do not drop the top of the Power Ranking

Seven weeks gone

and we only have one undefeated team left.

The Steelers are 6-0 for the first time since 1978,

when Pittsburgh started 7-0 and eventually won Super Bowl XIII.

Of course this team will go as far as its defense takes it, but

and tied the longest streak in franchise history (2015).

In the Tennessee win they

and had the ball for 36:37 minutes.

New England continues to

fall and it is not only because of its quarterbacks and Dallas sinks to the first collegiate selections of 2021.

Let's go to the Power Ranking:

1.- Steelers (6-0)

Last week: 1

They got tough in the second half, but they survived in Tennessee and are now the only undefeated team in the league.

2.- Chiefs (6-1)

Last week: 3

Beating in Denver thanks to his best performance of the season, with touchdowns in all three phases of the game.

3.- Seahawks (5-1)

Last week: 2

Sooner or later they were going to lose like they lost in Arizona.

Those three interceptions of Russell Wilson, including one in overtime, were costly.

4.- Ravens (5-1)

Last week: 5

After the bye they host the Steelers in the game of the week.

5.- Packers (5-1)

Last week: 6

The Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams thing in Houston was a clinic.

Rodgers was 23 of 34 for 283 yards and 4 touchdowns;

Adams caught 13 balls and had 196 yards and two touchdowns.

6.- Titans (5-1)

Last week: 4

Derrick Henry was limited to 75 yards.

Still, they were able to send the game into extra time, but Stephen Gostkowski missed a 45-yard field goal.

7.- Buccaneers (5-2)

Last week: 8

Four touchdown passes from Tom Brady overshadowed a brilliant defensive performance in Las Vegas.

This outfit looks better every week.

8.- Rams (5-2)

Last week: 10

Defense was dominant Monday night and coach Sean Mcvay's team is, along with Tampa Bay, the most balanced in the NFC.

9.- Cardinals (5-2)

Last week: 14

Incredible win over Seattle and Kyler Murray's best performance of the season: 360 yards, three touchdowns, one interception and a 104.5 rating.

10.- Bears (5-2)

Last week: 7

The defense did what it could in Los Angeles, but Nick Foles and the rest of the offense were inoperative.

11.- Browns (5-2)

Last week: 11

The good news: Baker Mayfield donned the cape and was the hero in the Cincinnati win.

The bad news: They lost Odell Beckham Jr. for the rest of the season.

12.- Colts (4-2)

Last week: 12

Indianapolis has the second best defense in yards (288), second against the pass (199.7), third in first and 10 (17.3) and fourth in points (19.2).

13.- Saints (4-2)

Last week: 13

They got into trouble again at home, but Drew Brees and company figured out the game.

This team has a Super Bowl roster and they don't play like one.

14.- 49ers (4-3)

Last week: 17

Jimmy Garoppolo's best friend is back: the 49ers running game.

And the defense little by little returns to its usual form as well.

15.- Bills (5-2)

Last week: 9

They broke the two-game losing streak with a horrible win over the Jets.

They are still far from playing as contenders.

16.- Raiders (3-3)

Last week: 15

When Josh Jacobs is limited to 17 rushing yards, Jon Gruden's offense is in trouble.

17.- Dolphins (3-3)

Last week: 16

The week of Tua Tagovailoa's debut as a starter in Miami arrived.

It's against Aaron Donald and the Rams, so… good luck.

18.- Panthers (3-4)

Last week: 18

Despite only allowing two field goals in the second half, they failed to win at New Orleans.

19.- Broncos (2-4)

Last week: 19

When this team seemed to improve with the return of Drew Lock, the champions came to bring them down from the cloud.

20.- Patriots (2-4)

Last week: 20

They are 2-4 for the first time since 2000, when Bill Belichick made his team coach debut.

Their problems are many, but what are they going to do with Cam Newton?

21.- Lions (3-3)

Last week: 21

They stole one from the Falcons, but that doesn't change the fact that Matt Patricia's defense is mediocre.

22.- Eagles (2-4-1)

Last week: 23

Cars Wentz had an incredible fourth period and at the moment this is the least bad team in the NFC East.

23.- Chargers (2-4)

Last week: 24

Rookie Justin Herbert (347 yards and three touchdowns) scored his first NFL win, and the future of this team is in good hands.

24.- Washington Football Team (2-5)

Last week: 31

Good week in Washington: they beat Dallas and coach Ron Rivera finished his cancer treatment.

25.- Texans (1-6)

Last week: 25

JJ Watt: “I am frustrated.

I'm angry.

Stinks.

I don't know what else I'm supposed to feel. "

26.- Vikings (1-5)

Last week: 26

They urge Dalvin Cook to return and Kirk Cousins ​​to stop throwing interceptions.

27.- Bengals (1-5-1)

Last week: 27

Rookie Joe Burrow's 406 yards and three touchdowns weren't enough because Baker Mayfield took the game out of them in 55 seconds.

28.- Jaguars (1-6)

Last week: 28

They tied an infamous NFL record by accepting 30 points in six straight games.

29.- Giants (1-6)

Last week: 30

What would it have been like if Daniel Jones didn't tackle alone?

30.- Falcons (1-6)

Last week: 29

Todd Gurley scored when he shouldn't have, gave Matt Stafford a minute and the Lions stole their wallets with the clock set to zero.

The Falcons are 2020.

31.- Cowboys (2-5)

Last week: 22

Players criticized coach Mike McCarthy and his staff, but when Jon Bostic gave Andy Dalton a dirty blow to the head, none of his teammates did anything at all.

They are equal to or worse than their coaches.

32.- Jets (0-7)

Last week: 32

His offense is the worst in: yards per game (264.3), yards per play (4.27), passing yards (159.9), first and 10 (16.6), third down (29.79%) and in the red zone (25%).