There are some NFL "experts" out there who are starting to believe in the 3-0 Seahawks. But certainly not all of them. Here's what the NFL power rankers say.

Which team sits on top as we enter Week 4 of the NFL schedule? Keep reading, as we've got power rankings to update you on where every team stands. Don't miss a touchdown this NFL season. Catch every score with NFL RedZone on Fubo.

Jayden Daniels completed 21 of 23 passes for a 91% completion percentage that is a new NFL record for a rookie QB. Daniels was nearly perfect in a massive road win over the Bengals. This suddenly feels a lot like Robert Griffin III as a rookie, doesn't it?

Week 4 of college football didn’t have a ton of huge surprises, but there were a few. Namely Michigan football upending USC, 27-24, with a power run game under new starting quarterback Alex Orji. But given that some teams looked less than impressive, there were a lot of big reactions coming out of this past weekend in the sport.

Ohio State remains firmly atop the Big Ten Power Rankings, but two familiar rivals made moves over the weekend.

As expected, Ohio State remains the class of the conference, however, with Oregon and Penn State right behind. With that, here are the Big Ten Power Rankings after week 4 of the season. This week: at Michigan State,

Ohio State's defense showed a few dents against Marshall, but the offense was electric enough to keep the Buckeyes No. 1 in Big Ten Power Rankings

The Oregon Ducks had a bye week, but the Big Ten power rankings don't stop for anyone. Where are the Ducks at heading into Week 5?

Week Zero. Week One. Week Two. Week Three. 1 - Ohio State Previous: 49-14 Win over Marshall. Movement: Hold. Upcoming: At Michigan State. Momentary Musing: Is there anything to say? If you are an Ohio State are you bored?

The Big Ten heads to conference play as Week 4 turns to Week 5. That did not prevent the few conference matchups this past week from being some of the best football that was played over the weekend. Those games - Illinois-Nebraska,