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5 Most Overrated NFL Teams Heading Into Week 10

Patrick Kelleher

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5. Dallas Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys sit at 4-5, trailing the Giants in the NFC East. Despite openly selling their top assets and punting on the season, the Colts had the ball in the 4th quarter with a chance to go downfield and win. The door is open for the Cowboys to make a run, but their defense has held them back and will continue to do so.
1. Baltimore Ravens
It seems as if John Harbaugh is comfortably winning the divorce between him and the Ravens. Baltimore was among the top Super Bowl favorites coming into this season. Lamar Jackson has been lost for the season, but numerous teams have dealt with QB injuries. Harbaugh is currently leading the division with his third quarterback. The Ravens recently added Jacoby Brissett after the Thursday Night game to try to salvage their season. Jesse Minter has gone from a COTY candidate to a potential one-and-done very quickly.
2. New England Patriots
Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers had a field day against the Patriots' secondary this past Sunday. Despite sitting at 5-4, New England faces plenty of questions, specifically in the secondary, with Christian Gonzalez and Carlton Davis. Combine these question marks with Drake Maye's inconsistencies and the injury concerns surrounding A.J. Brown, and the Patriots look far from a team capable of getting back to the Super Bowl.
3. Minnesota Vikings
The Vikings addressed their QB position yesterday by reuniting with an old friend, Kirk Cousins, to lead them for the rest of this season. Brian Flores is making a case as the best overall coordinator in the sport for what he has done with this defense this season and in years past. After two straight losses, the offense has been exposed, and Justin Jefferson's frustration has grown with each passing week. If Cousins can't stabilize the offense, this feels like a team facing an early January exit.
4. Carolina Panthers
Once again, it seems that nobody wants to win the NFC South. The Carolina Panthers are currently tied for first place in the division at 3-5. After a strong start, the Panthers are in free fall, having lost three in a row following Sunday's defeat to the Broncos. Whoever wins this division will have the displeasure of hosting a double-digit-win NFC North team this postseason.
5. Dallas Cowboys
The Dallas Cowboys sit at 4-5, trailing the Giants in the NFC East. Despite openly selling their top assets and punting on the season, the Colts had the ball in the 4th quarter with a chance to go downfield and win. The door is open for the Cowboys to make a run, but their defense has held them back and will continue to do so.
1. Baltimore Ravens
It seems as if John Harbaugh is comfortably winning the divorce between him and the Ravens. Baltimore was among the top Super Bowl favorites coming into this season. Lamar Jackson has been lost for the season, but numerous teams have dealt with QB injuries. Harbaugh is currently leading the division with his third quarterback. The Ravens recently added Jacoby Brissett after the Thursday Night game to try to salvage their season. Jesse Minter has gone from a COTY candidate to a potential one-and-done very quickly.

5 Most Overrated NFL Teams Heading Into Week 10

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