Herd Hierarchy asks if Bears are NFL's best as Seahawks and Chiefs slide
Fox Sports' Herd Hierarchy rankings question whether the Chicago Bears are the NFL's top team while noting slides for the Seattle Seahawks and Kansas City Chiefs. The segment is an opinion-based weekly power ranking, so it reflects analyst debate rather than an official standings change.
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