After big losses by LSU and Clemson, we're going to update our top 10 college football power rankings,

chiefs tied in Travis Kelsey, hyper extended his knee during the yesterday's practice,

and we're going to make our predictions for the NFC and the AFC North as the NFL season kicks off

this Thursday. Check it out on more on Cranica.

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And outside of maybe Colorado, they had the best performance so far of 2023 in our early season.

Now, I had FSU winning the ACC, and at least early, they look like the team with the most

potential in that conference. But calling for to state the clear cut best team in the country

before we've even gotten to week two is not only premature, but it's borderline reckless,

casual. Now, I'm not going to penalize the other top teams like Michigan, Georgia or Alabama

for handling their business against inferior opponents. And we won't truly know about those

teams' ability to be able to dominate against good teams until they actually play some of them.

Now, neither one of the three teams I just mentioned really showed anything,

and they were able to win comfortably. So while the nose looked fantastic,

you can't put the cart before Chief Asiola just yet. Now, Florida State does seem to have

the ingredients to be that top team down the line, possibly. They're electric and versatile on

offense from the outside to the inside of the offensive line. They're fast and physical on

defense while showing the ability to excel in both man and zone coverage. They do have to limit

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