The Chicago Bears (1-1) collected their first loss of the season in Week 2, where they were defeated by the Houston Texans (2-0) in prime time on Sunday Night Football with the whole world watching. They had a chance to win the game on their final possession.

Week 2 is my favorite week of Power Rankings because it’s often the most ridiculous. It’s like polling eight people at a Dave Matthews Band concert in New Jersey and using that information to project the results of the presidential election (eat your heart out,

6. 49ers (No. 3; 1-1): Brock Purdy wants to be dominant this year. The 49ers were a forced fumble at the goal line away from being dominated on Sunday. 7. Steelers (No. 11; 2-0): Game balls might be the only footballs Russell Wilson touches, for a while.

Before the Bears and Colts square off, here are the four key matchups to keep an eye on. 1. Bears pass rush vs. Colts offensive line. The Bears defense has proven to be one of the

Mike Florio was the lowest on the Vikings following their Week 1 victory, but he jumped them 13 spots in his rankings to No. 11. He called them the "worst team in the division on paper," but they're all alone in first place.

The Chicago Bears (1-1) have a chance to get back on track and get their second win of the season this weekend as they head to Indianapolis to face the Colts (0-2) in Week 3. After a disastrous second half in the prime-time spotlight against the Houston Texans (2-0) last Sunday night,