The following is Vic Ketchman's power rankings of NFL teams for week two of the 2004 regular season.
- New England (1-0)—Still number one, but not invincible.
- Philadelphia (1-0)—Eagles could be ready to move up.
- Minnesota (1-0)—Good start.
- Seattle (1-0)—Impressive win in New Orleans.
- Denver (1-0)—Sights set on Jacksonville.
- Green Bay (1-0)—Favre keeps Packers on top.
- Carolina (0-1)—How good is that defense?
- Atlanta (1-0)—Interesting matchup with Rams.
- New Orleans (0-1)—Major disappointment in week one.
- Kansas City (0-1)—Defense not fixed.
- St. Louis (1-0)—Just OK in opener.
- Baltimore (0-1)—Big early-season game against Steelers.
- Jacksonville (1-0)—Defense is for real.
- Tennessee (1-0)—Found way to win.
- Pittsburgh (1-0)—Run the ball, force turnovers.
- Indianapolis (0-1)—Big one at Tennessee.
- Buffalo (0-1)—Can they overcome heartbreak?
- Washington (1-0)—Soft early-season schedule.
- NY Jets (1-0)—Curtis Martin is amazing.
- Cincinnati (0-1)—Carson Palmer wasn't the problem.
- Dallas (0-1))—Could fall hard.
- Cleveland (1-0)—Big win over Ravens.
- Detroit (1-0)—Lions show signs of life.
- Oakland (0-1)—Not all that bad against Steelers.
- San Diego (1-0)—How 'bout those Chargers!
- Miami (0-1)—QB situation must get fixed.
- Tampa Bay (0-1)—Look out below!
- Houston (0-1)—Carr may not be the answer.
- Chicago (0-1)—Bears still in hibernation.
- San Francisco (0-1)—Long year for 49ers.
- Arizona (0-1)—Could be competitive.
- NY Giants (0-1)—Tom Coughlin vs. Mark Brunell this week.
