Power Rankings: Could it be an East Rutherford Super Bowl?

Updated Sept. 22

Can we call it a Subway Super Bowl if it's not played in New York?

OK, so that's getting a little ahead of things -- especially when it comes to the New York Jets. But after two weeks, is it as impossible a notion as it might have seemed before the season started, seeing the Jets play the Giants in the Super Bowl?

Don't just wave your hand and say, "Fugggetaboutit."

There's a long way to go until then, and plenty of teams to challenge them both, but those two New York teams are 2-0 and ranked in the top 10 of the CBSSports.com Power Rankings, with the Giants at the top.

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The Giants were considered one of the best teams heading into the season. But they had one question hanging over their heads: Who would provide the big plays in the passing game?

With Plaxico Burress on his way to prison, the Giants had a group of unproven receivers. But Sunday night against the Dallas Cowboys, those receivers put on a show. Both Mario Manningham and Steve Smith went over 100 yards as the Giants beat the Cowboys to spit into the punchbowl at Jerry Jones' stadium party.

Don't think that receiver play was a fluke either. Those guys are good. They don't have blazing speed, but they know how to get open.

Of course, that Cowboys secondary can make me look like Randy Moss. They leave more receivers open than Kanye West leaves himself to criticism.

The other side of a potential all-New York Super Bowl is the Jets. They are one of the surprises of this season so far. Brash, outgoing and refreshing coach Rex Ryan has his team 2-0 after beating the New England Patriots this past Sunday.

Poll Who should be No. 1 after Week 2? 26% Giants   7% Colts   4% Falcons   41% Saints   13% Ravens   8% Jets   Total Votes: 71128

Ryan's defense, which is his baby, has not allowed a touchdown in two games. That unit plays with the same swagger as the head coach. What's not to like about Ryan? He doesn't back down from saying his team is good and he tugged on Superman's cape last week, and then got away with it.

He rubbed it in the face of the Patriots a bit by naming three ex-Patriots as his game captains.

That's jabbing the great Hoodie One. He didn't kiss his feet; he told him to kiss his behind.

We'll know a lot more about the Jets in the next two weeks. They play the Tennessee Titans at home this week and then go to New Orleans to play the Saints the next week. The Saints are another team off to a fast start at 2-0, scoring 93 points in their first two games.

I have them in the fourth spot, behind the Giants and the Indianapolis Colts, which means the Manning brothers are in the top two spots.

Manning vs. Manning Super Bowl?

Like any of them, including an all-New York game, it's way too early for that. But I'm sure there are loads of fans in New York who would love to see a Jets-Giants game and millions more around the country that would loathe it.

The Power Rankings after Week 2: