Even the GOAT needed some help to round out his latest top 10, so much so that he called upon a coin to help him pick his 10th team. So, let’s take a look at who Brady has as his new No. 1, and which team between the Denver Broncos<\/a> and Seattle Seahawks<\/a> was the lucky beneficiary of his coin flip.\u00a0<\/p>\n Tom Brady’s Week 7 Power Rankings \ud83d\udea8 Brady\u2019s thoughts: “The Lions<\/a> are No. 1 after dominating last week’s leader [the Buccaneers<\/a>]. The stars were out with the contributions from Amon-Ra St. Brown<\/a>, [Jahmyr] Gibbs and [Jared] Goff. I can’t wait to hear that crowd on Thanksgiving.”<\/p>\n “The last two were tough. I’ve got Indy at No. 2, and I’ve got nothing bad to say about this team. A road win in LA was almost enough to get them over the top. But I couldn’t do it.\u00a0<\/p>\n “Look, the Colts<\/a> might deserve No. 1. The r\u00e9sum\u00e9 is there. But I just think the Lions win head-to-head. They’re power rankings for a reason, no questions at this time.”<\/p>\n Jonathan Taylor scored three touchdowns in the Colts’ win over the Chargers, and he leads the league in total touchdowns (11) by three. (Photo by Luke Hales\/Getty Images) <\/p>\n “I love this LA Rams<\/a> team that’s moving up to No. 3. No Puka Nacua<\/a>, staying on the East Coast all week and practicing at Camden Yards? Doesn’t matter. Matthew Stafford<\/a> dominated [the Jaguars<\/a>] in London to keep things rolling.”<\/p>\n “The Bucs stay in the top five after a Monday night loss to the Lions. Detroit could be the toughest team to beat in the league right now, so I expect Tampa to bounce back next week. And talk about a warrior, I’m thinking of my brother Mike Evans<\/a> and wishing him a speedy recovery.”<\/p>\n![\"Tom](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/rqbfszgpedgd848t.jpg\")
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