Top 10 Most Surprising NFL Teams of Week 6 (2020)

To me, the biggest surprise is the Cardinals going into Jerryworld and running the Dallas Cowboys out of their own home. Kyler Murray is now 7-0 at Dallas going back to high school.

The Cardinals were dominant on both offense and defense, forcing Dallas to be all out of whack on offense, which we'll get to.

Tampa Bay is living up to their hype. They are playing as a well-rounded football team. Rob Gronkowski finally showed up.

By halftime, this game was a blowout. The Bucs beat up the Packers in what many thought would be a shootout, ended up being anything but that. And don't look now, but the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are in the lead of the NFC South.

Man, Atlanta really went all out for that first win. They were up 23-0 on the Minnesota Vikings, also deep on the struggle bus. And I know what you're thinking, but no, the Falcons didn't choke this game away, which is more shocking honestly.

Ironically enough, the first game after firing Dan Quinn they won. Honestly, where has this team been this whole time, and why are they showing up now?

This was a battle of field goals, and Denver was able to hold off New England. I get that New England isn't that good, but Denver, battered with injuries, won on the road.

That's a bit unexpected and caught me off guard.

Philly was battered and down big time against Baltimore. It was looking to be a blowout, but then somehow, they found a way to make this interesting and came back to almost put up 30 on the scoreboard.

Sure, they still lost, but give them credit where credit is due.

The 49ers are another team devastated by injuries, and yet they beat the high-flying Rams. LA had no answers as San Francisco punched them in the mouth, and they never let up.

LA did come back, but it wasn't enough.

Dallas was absolutely smacked on their home soil by Arizona. I'll cut them some slack here because Dak is injured, but what I can't ignore is your defense being atrocious. It's so painfully obvious.

You can't give up big 70-80 yard touchdown plays to Christian Kirk and Kenyan Drake and convince me this defense isn't bad. Sit there and enjoy being in first in your weak division all you want, but ignoring your problems will only lead to your demise.

Green Bay, what was that? Aaron Rodgers was horrid that game. That has to be the worst game I've seen from him in a long time, maybe the worst of his career.

They got owned by Tampa Bay, who is all of a sudden a very formidable team.

I thought Cleveland would have more fight in them, but instead, they merely reinforced the narrative that Pittsburgh owns them. Baker Mayfield regressed, and the team just didn't show up.

So much for being 4-2. They looked rather lifeless.