Red hot Baltimore is the best team in the league since Week 7 and moves up to No. 2 overall in DVOA this week thanks to one of the top single games of the year. Meanwhile, three teams drop after having a few of the worst games of the year in Week 11.

New England and San Francisco flip places again atop the DVOA ratings. Schedule adjustments hit full strength this week, so we take a look at the teams with the most adjustment in our ratings. Or: Why No. 3 Kansas City is ahead of No. 5 Baltimore, an explanation.

San Francisco stays No. 1, but subpar performances bring the 49ers and Patriots back towards the pack. At the bottom of DVOA, the Jets and Dolphins are going in opposite directions. Plus: Why the Minnesota Vikings may be the most balanced team in the league this season.

San Francisco and New England flip places at the top once again, making the 49ers No. 1 this week. Plus, a look at which teams significantly improved in October (Baltimore) and which ones significantly declined (strangely, also Baltimore).

The New England Patriots continue to reside in the NFL's penthouse, while the Miami Dolphins have finally escaped from the basement in something. Plus, Buffalo and the worst 5-1 teams of all-time, plus more notes from Week 7.

New England moves back into the No. 1 spot this week, but overall the NFC dominates the DVOA ratings with 9 of the top 12 teams. How does 2019 compare to other years with a massive imbalance between the conferences? Let's go back in time to 2004, 1989, and other fun seasons of NFL history!

The San Francisco 49ers move into the No. 1 spot with one of the greatest four-game starts in DVOA history. Meanwhile, the No. 2 Patriots are still having one of the greatest five-game starts in DVOA history. And the rest of the league is far, far, far behind the top two teams.

The Patriots defense is still historically great, but their offense is not. The Dolphins are still historically bad on both sides of the ball. Plus: Is Tampa Bay ... good? And introducing FO's September stars for Madden Ultimate Team.

2019 continues to be the year of extremes: five teams have DVOA over 40%, while Miami is the worst team ever measured. We look at what DVOA would look like with opponent adjustments this early, and take a special look at each team's remaining schedule based on our DAVE ratings.

You take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and then you have the AFC East. Miami starts as the worst 0-2 team in DVOA history, while the Patriots are one of the best 2-0 squads.