The NFL season has reached Week 11, and many of the teams at the top of our power rankings face a steep challenge this week.

Ahead of Week 11, Jones still has solid numbers. He's stacked up 223/319 completions (69.9 percent) for a league-best 2,659 passing yards, 15 passing TDs, seven picks, and five rushing scores (20 all-purpose).

Detroit almost folded against Washington Monday on Peacock, but won 137-135 in an OT thriller. The Pistons host Chicago on Wednesday in a rematch of the opening season loss (115-111). After that, the 76ers come to Detroit for a rematch of Sunday’s game, which the Pistons won, so it’s a formidable schedule to keep the heater going.

With Mike Vrabel taking over as coach and Drake Maye entering his second season, coupled with a lot of money being spent in free agency to bolster the roster, I thought the Patriots would be a feisty team that could win eight or nine games this season.

Week 10 didn’t feature any ranked matchups in the Big Ten, and with no surprising results, the top of the conference power rankings largely remained intact. The top two teams continue to separate themselves from the pack with dominating victories once again, but there are still six teams in contention for the Big Ten crown.

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A week removed from Georgia Tech and Miami losing to dramatically shake up the conference standings, this past weekend, yet another shakeup struck the league. Virginia and Louisville, the two highest-ranked teams in the AP Poll and CFP Rankings, fell to Wake Forest and Cal, respectively, at home.