I decided to do my very own power rankings. However, instead of using my inferior judgement skills, I decided to do it mathematically. First, I based it off of Win/Loss. I've never been fond of a 1-3 team being ahead of a 3-1 team. Second, I based it off of strength of schedule played so far. The lower the strength, the lower the rating. This has created some interesting listings.

I am going to do this after Week 5, Week 10, and Week 15. I think it will be interesting to see how things progress throughout the season.

Now, onto my power rankings!

1. Atlanta Falcons 5-0 36% SOS
2. Houston Texans 5-0 32% SOS
3. Arizona Cardinals 4-1 56% SOS
4. San Francisco 49ers 4-1 46% SOS
5. Chicago Bears 4-1 44% SOS
6. Baltimore Ravens 4-1 40% SOS
7. Minnesota Vikings 4-1 39% SOS
8. St. Louis Rams 3-2 58% SOS
9. Philadelphia Eagles 3-2 54% SOS
10. New England Patriots 3-2 52% SOS
11. Seattle Seahawks 3-2 50% SOS
12. San Diego Chargers 3-2 37.5% SOS
13. Cincinnati Bengals 3-2 36% SOS
14. New York Giants 3-2 30% SOS
15. Dallas Cowboys 2-2 58% SOS
16. Indianapolis Colts 2-2 55% SOS
17. Pittsburgh Steelers 2-2 42% SOS
18. Denver Broncos 2-3 70% SOS
19. Miami Dolphins 2-3 63% SOS
20. Green Bay Packers 2-3 58% SOS
21. Washington Redskins 2-3 54% SOS
22. New York Jets 2-3 53% SOS
23. Buffalo Bills 2-3 40% SOS
24. Detroit Lions 1-3 60% SOS
25. Oakland Raiders 1-3 47% SOS
26. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1-3 42% SOS
27. Jacksonville Jaguars 1-4 75% SOS
28. Tennessee Titans 1-4 67% SOS
29. Kansas City Chiefs 1-4 60% SOS
30. Carolina Panthers 1-4 54% SOS
31. New Orleans Saints 1-4 36% SOS
32. Cleveland Browns 0-5 60% SOS

Some interesting notes:
Team with the hardest SOS so far this season: Jacksonville Jaguars. Next up is the Denver Broncos.
Team with the easiest SOS so far this season: New York Giants. Next up is the Houston Texans.
Please note that this doesn't mean that I think that the Jaguars are better than the Saints, though I think there is a strong argument in that direction. I acknowledge that there are many other factors in deciding how good a team actually is. (For example, the Chargers have beaten a three one-win teams but lost to the Saints and the Falcons.) I do think, however, that this gives another perspective on how teams are doing so far this year.