NFL standings ordered by points per game: Packers among league leaders
The stats show the Jordan Love-led Green Bay Packers are off to a good start.
Despite missing Christian Watson in the opening two games and Aaron Jones last week, the Packers are among the highest-scoring teams in the league entering Week 3. Considering the lack of experience Green Bay has on offense, that is pretty impressive.
With six touchdown passes and no interceptions to his name through two weeks, Jordan Love is showing he is more than ready to take over as the Packers' QB1. It's still early, but the Packers rank second in points scored entering Week 3.
NFL standings based on points per game: Packers off to fast start
- Dallas Cowboys (35.0)
- Green Bay Packers (31.0)
- Miami Dolphins (30.0)
- San Francisco 49ers (30.0)*
- Philadelphia Eagles (29.5)
- Los Angeles Chargers (29.0)
- Washington Commanders (27.5)
- Buffalo Bills (27.0)
- Los Angeles Rams (26.5)
- Detroit Lions (26.0)
- Indianapolis Colts (26.0)
- Baltimore Ravens (26.0)
- Seattle Seahawks (25.0)
- Atlanta Falcons (24.5)
- Denver Broncos (24.5)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (23.5)
- Cleveland Browns (23)
- Minnesota Vikings (22.5)
- Arizona Cardinals (22.0)
- Tennessee Titans (21.0)
- Jacksonville Jaguars (20.0)
- Chicago Bears (18.5)
- Kansas City Chiefs (18.5)
- New England Patriots (18.5)
- New Orleans Saints (18.0)
- Pittsburgh Steelers (16.5)
- New York Jets (16.0)
- Houston Texans (14.5)
- New York Giants (14.3)
- Cincinnati Bengals (13.5)
- Las Vegas Raiders (13.5)
- Carolina Panthers (13.5)
Note: The 49ers and Giants have played three games after their Thursday Night Football matchup.
The Packers have one defensive touchdown this season, a Quay Walker pick-six in the season opener at Chicago. Even if we don't include that, the Packers would still have 55 points, which would rank inside the top seven.
One of the biggest surprises is to see the Kansas City Chiefs tied with the Chicago Bears. The Chiefs haven't found scoring points easy to begin the season.
Mike McCarthy's Dallas Cowboys are the team to beat in the NFC. They have shown Super Bowl potential in the opening two games.
Can the Packers stay near the top of the rankings with a Week 3 matchup against the New Orleans Saints up next?
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