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The NFL’s The latest power rankings list has dropped thanks to USA Today, and the placement of certain teams in the countdown has caused a collective uproar among fans.

The Rams taking the top spot didn’t surprise many, but as the list progressed, several revelations were met with more scrutiny than praise.

For Shannon Sharpe, he questioned the Packers’ No. 4 seed and Tampa Bay’s seventh seed. His biggest call-out was landing the Eagles at No. 9, six spots ahead of the Cowboys.

The Rams, Packers, Bucs & Eagles appear in the latest NFL Power Rankings

Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe weigh in on the list and pull off their biggest surprise yet.

“The Eagles at four in the NFC?” Sharpe was asked Friday on “Undisputed.”

“They’re sold on Jalen Hurts, that’s the only thing I can believe,” he said. “They’ve got nice pieces — AJ Brown, Dallas Goedert, DeVonta Smith, Miles Sanders — but for them to be ranked as high as they are, that says Jalen Hurts is that man, he’s turned the corner and he’s going to be exponentially better this year than he was his first two years. I do not understand it. It’s hard for me to believe they’re the fourth best team in the NFC.”

Skip Bayless had no problem ranking Philly, stating that the team was better than Dallas in the top spot.

“The Eagles are a little bit better than my Cowboys,” Bayless said. “I’m not saying Jalen is better than Dak [Prescott], but in intangibles, he is a better leader. This team loves him a little more than the Dallas Cowboys love and trust Dak Prescott. I’m sold on Jalen Hurts, that’s why they went all the way up to No. 9. The Cowboys lost a lot more than they won. I’m scared of the Eagles, because I’m scared of Jalen Hurts and the team around him is a lot better than the team around Dak.”

Bayless, however, was not involved in the Buccaneers’ downfall.

“The Bucs have dropped three spots from four to seven for one reason only: the loss of Tom Brady’s center Ryan Jensen,” he guessed. “That’s him the for Brady. He will be hit and miss more without Jensen. Pretty good bet Brady would prefer an injured Jensen over Julio Jones.”