Here’s a weekly look at the top and bottom five in the NFL:

1. New England Patriots (4-0)
Previous Rank: 1
Sports books probably made a mint on bettors wagering the over in the Pats-Bengals game last night. Here’s the thing though; did anyone really believe the No. 1 defense in the league was going to allow Cincy to score at will on them? Especially without Rudi Johnson?

2. Indianapolis Colts (4-0)
Previous Rank: 2
Even though they can run at will on most teams, it must make Indy fans a little uneasy to watch the Broncos rip off 223 yards on the ground on Sunday.

3. Dallas Cowboys (4-0)
Previous Rank: 3
Does anybody hear that? It’s the sound of the Cowboys losing money for not re-upping with Tony Romo (112.0 QB rating, 1,199 yards, 13 total TDs) in the offseason.

4. Green Bay Packers (4-0)
Previous Rank: 5
Can the Packers actually continue to win without running the football? While it’s a bit unconventional, with the way Brett Favre and the defense is playing, yeah, I think they can.

5. Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1)
Previous Rank: 4
Even though they squandered a chance to remain perfect with a loss to Arizona, Pittsburgh is still arguably the best 3-1 team in the league. Giving up at least one turnover per game thus far is a bit concerning, however.

28. New Orleans Saints (0-3)
Previous Rank: 28
Divisional opponent (Carolina)….at home…coming off a BYE week. Time to see what you and your team is made of Sean Payton.

29. Buffalo Bills (1-3)
Previous Rank: 31
Make the switch official Dick Jauron! The J.P. Losman experiment is over – it’s Trent Edwards time…

30. Atlanta Falcons (1-3)
Previous Rank: 32
The Falcons’ offense seems to be gelling under Bobby Petrino and Joey Harrington is starting to prove doubters (including this one) wrong, but the running game is still absent.

31. St. Louis Rams (0-4)
Previous Rank: 29
This team appears to be in shambles, from poor defensive performances to injuries, and of course, a very stagnant offense.

32. Miami Dolphins (0-4)
Previous Rank: 30
Miami fans are used to getting poor play out of their quarterback, but not from the defense. Jason Taylor is non-existent.

What’s your top and bottom five?