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Who's the quarterback? What's up with the defense? Those are among the questions the Indianapolis Colts face in NFL Week 6 power rankings.

Only one of the 10 outlets below has the Rams ranked in the top 20, with two sites putting Sean McVay’s squad as low as 27th. Having Matthew Stafford and eventually Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua could keep the Rams alive but as of now, it’s looking like Los Angeles will be closer to a top-10 pick than a playoff berth.

The Lions entered their bye as one of the top five NFL teams, thanks to their high-powered offense led by Jared Goff, Jahmy Gibbs, David Montgomery and a breakout season from Jameson Williams. Heading into Week 6, the Lions’ rankings remain steady, with some experts placing them as high as No. 2 and no lower than No. 4.

The Panthers were popped by the Bears on Sunday. Where did their latest loss leave them across the power rankings?

Entering their bye week 5-0 after recording a 26-13 win over the New Orleans Saints on “Monday Night Football,” the Kansas City Chiefs are in a holding pattern: every outlet’s ranking is the same as the week before.