Who's up, who's down after Week 2 in the NFL

BEST TEAM

1. Bills (2-0). Their average point differential is 27.5. Next highest: 13.0 by the Chiefs and Buccaneers.

WORST TEAM

32. Colts. They're 0-1-1 with a 24-0 shutout against the AFC South. Next up: Kansas City and 0-2-1.

BIGGEST SURPRISE

NFC East. The Giants are 2-0 for the first time since 2016, their last playoff season. The Eagles are 2-0 as the second-best team in the NFC. Washington is 1-1 with Carson Wentz. And Dallas got to 1-1 without Dak Prescott.

BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT

Bengals. Tennessee is 0-2 for the first time in 10 years. Las Vegas is 0-2 with Davante Adams. Matt Ryan and the Colts' offense just posted five turnovers and five punts in a 24-0 loss to Jacksonville. But Joe Burrow and the reigning AFC champion Bengals falling to 0-2 with 13 sacks allowed after rebuilding the offensive line in the offseason is by far the biggest wet-blanket start of the season.

RANKING THE VIKINGS

11, down from 10. The utter faceplant in Philly is concerning, but there are 18 1-1 teams riding similar roller coasters. For what it's worth, which isn't much, this view of the league ranks the Vikings behind the six 2-0 teams and the 1-1 Rams, Browns, Ravens and Steelers.

STATS OF THE WEEK

2,229-0: The record of teams holding at least a 13-point lead in the final two minutes from Week 9 of the 2001 season — when the Browns blew one against Chicago — and Sunday, when the Browns turned a 30-17 lead into a 31-30 loss to the Jets.

39-0: The Raiders' all-time record when leading by at least 20 points at halftime … until they blew Sunday's 20-0 lead against Arizona.

45.2: Russell Wilson's completion percentage in a 16-9 win over the Texans. It was his lowest percentage since Week 16 of the 2013 season.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Jaylen Watson, CB, Chiefs. Rookie Trent McDuffie, the 21^st overall draft pick, was out. No problem. Rookie Watson, the 243^rd overall draft pick, stepped in with a 99-yard fourth-quarter go-ahead pick-6 in the win over the Chargers.

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

Cooper Rush, QB, Cowboys. Yeah, yeah, Tua Tagovailoa threw for six touchdowns, including four fourth-quarter scores in leading the Dolphins from a 35-14 deficit to a 42-38 win over Baltimore. But … Rush did it again! The backup who rallied the Cowboys past the Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium in prime time a year ago raised his career mark to 2-0 with a game-winning drive to beat the Bengals. With 54 seconds and one timeout left, Rush completed 3 of 3 passes to set up the winning field goal as time expired. He also was 6 of 8 for 76 yards and a touchdown when blitzed.

WEEK 3 SNEAK PEEK

Aaron Rodgers at Tom Brady. The Packers (1-1) play at Tampa Bay (2-0) Sunday afternoon (3:25 p.m., Ch. 9) with a couple of QBs who are a combined 83 years of age. The 45-year-old Brady is 3-1 against Rodgers. As a Buccaneer, Brady is 2-0 against Rodgers, including an NFC title game two years ago. Including playoffs, Brady and Rodgers are a combined 431-162-1 with 1,208 touchdown passes.