NFL Top-10 Rankings: Eagles, Bills Stay on Top; Lions, Rams Climb; 3 New Teams Join

The Sunday of Week 4 started in Dublin and ended in Dallas, with drama unfolding from morning to late night. The Eagles and Bills remain undefeated, the Lions certified their bully status, and the Rams took down "Indiana Jones" and the upstart Colts. 

Let's see where everyone stands after some thrilling Week 4 action.

The defending champs continue to find various ways to stack wins against elite competition. Although they have some vulnerabilities, the Eagles’ ability to win "ugly" games speaks to their toughness and resilience. In a league where the bottom line matters, it is hard to disregard Philadelphia's impressive run of 20 wins in the team's past 21 games. 

Sean McDermott might have the best "team" in football when it comes to execution and fundamentals. Though the Bills don't have the league's best collection of talent, there are few teams that can knock them off when they are adhering to their complementary football approach. The Bills' ability to rely on their offense, defense or special teams to pick up the slack when one unit struggles enables them to win without bringing their "A" game weekly.  

The baddest bullies on the block continue to pummel their opponents into submission, utilizing brute force and a relentless spirit to force their foes to tap out. Despite breaking in a pair of new coordinators and a handful of assistants, the Lions look like a well-oiled machine with superb execution complementing their toughness and tenacity. As a rare team capable of winning with force or finesse, the Lions are built to take down the league’s heavyweights in championship-caliber battles. 

Style points do not matter in Hollywood, and the Rams keep stacking wins by relying on various methods to get the job done.