Legendary QB and current Fox Sports analyst Tom Brady didn't hesitate to name the best team in the NFL after Week 9.

The Commanders have lost four in a row, and are the first team since the 2020 Jaguars to lose three straight by 21-plus points.

Meanwhile, across the NFC North, the Green Bay Packers went cold and suffered a stunning defeat. The Indianapolis Colts ' magical run in the AFC came to a halt against the suddenly stout Pittsburgh Steelers. And the Denver Broncos survived the Houston Texans, who lost starting quarterback C.J. Stroud due to injury.

The Jets are also at an interesting juncture where their playoff dreams have already fizzled, making them potential targets of teams looking to add talent before the NFL's trade deadline next Tuesday. Running back Breece Hall, wide receiver Allen Lazard and linebacker Quincy Williams have all been mentioned in speculation.

Just when it seemed like a pecking order was forming in the NFL, Week 9's games served up a serious challenge to the emerging power structure.

RT Armand Membou -- 72.6 The Jets' first-round draft selection in 2025 has seamlessly stepped into a starting role on the O-line, playing 514-of-515 snaps this season. Membou had an impressive performance in his pro debut, earning a 89.0 grade, which is his highest single-game grade this season and ranked first among offensive tackles that week.

The Cowboys entered the 2025 NFL trade deadline with a defense that has played like hot garbage through the first half of the season. They're allowing the second-most points per game (30.8 points per game) in the league.

And that's a principle that is just as crucial for your fantasy football rotation as it is for NFL head coaches jockeying for position as we get closer to playoff season. Here are three wide receivers you should start and three you should sit on your fantasy football team in Week 10.