13 out of 28 teams that have played four games are sitting at 2-2. This little stat alone should have you reading and hearing about parity in the NFL all week long until you're blue in the face. But we know better.

In the hard, brutal reality that are the Power Rankings we know that teams can only be ranked from 1 though 32. Now, some people would argue that power rankings would only matter if the Dallas Cowboys were playing college football (and even then, the system would be flawed). Well, the Cowboys aren't, so that's that.

In principle, we all know that Power Rankings are useless, their rationale suspect at best and they are only published to generate traffic. But so what?

There is a magic moment that you'll never forget where you find that one power ranking, that one ranking that makes you happy, that one ranking that makes you discard all others, that one ranking that is a perfect match for you: your ranking soulmate. 

We have collected 20 of the finest rankings for you to peruse, pore over and dissect - perhaps you'll find The One.

[Note: With addition of the SI.com ranking, our power rankings overview is now complete and we have 20 of 20 rankings included included in this post.]

1. Major Media Networks & Affiliates

SportingNews.com: 7th (+5). "So much for playing "catch up" in the NFC East-they're a half-game out of first and ready for a post-bye roll."

The Cowboys don't move on Peter King's Fine Fifteen and remain ranked 12th. "On the Cowboys' bye Sunday, Jerry Jones made no pronouncements. And the media of the Metroplex was pleased."

National Football Post: 12th (+1). "Will we continue to see the balanced play calling from Jason Garrett as the Cowboys come off of the bye?"

NFL.com's Brain Trust of Experts: 13th (+3). Gil Brandt, whose work with the Cowboys we will forever cherish and who by rights should be in the Hall of Fame right now, ranks the Cowboys 11th, while Vic Carucci, an evil man who secretly worships at the altar of pagan gods, ranks the 'Boys 23nd.

USAToday.com: 14th (-1).

ESPN: 14th (+2). "Even though the Cowboys are 1-2, they still look like the best team in the NFC East. (Clayton) "

Pete Prisco at CBSSports.com: 17th (-1). "They come out of the bye week just one game out in the loss column in the division. They have to feel good about that the way they started the season."

Fox Sports: 19th (-3). "Dallas is one of the most disappointing teams so far, but they have way too much talent on both sides of the ball not to win the NFC East. The one thing that they have to improve on going forward is running the ball. There's simply no better way to get balance on offense than having a sustaining running game. Dallas' offense has been way too predictable so far."

SI.com: 19th (-3). "The Cowboys might have saved their season by beating Houston on the road in Week 3. Now they've got to keep the momentum going by beating a team that used to be in Houston (the Titans) at home in Dallas this week. That's called the Texas two-step, and if they do it right, the Cowboys will be 2-2 and back in the swing of things."

2. Blogs & Other Media

SB Nation.com: 13th (n.c.). "The Cowboys were knocked back a couple spots because better teams are moving ahead of them. The NFC East looks wide open at this point so the Cowboys will need to go on a nice little run to gain control."

Weii.com: 13th (+1). "The Cowboys come off their bye week and will enjoy three of their next four games at home. Despite a poor record, America’s team still has a great chance of taking the NFC East title considering the rest of the teams in that division."

ProFootballWeekly: 14th (+2). "Don't buy into the Roy Williams revival."

Mike Florio at ProFootballTalk.com: 14th (+5). "Gloom-and-doom has given way to a one-half game deficit for the lead in the NFC East."

ColdHardFootballFacts.com: 16th (-2). "How long is four years in the NFL? The last time the Cowboys and Titans met, a 45-14 Dallas win, Drew Bledsoe hooked up with Terry Glenn for two scores, Terrell Owens caught five passes, and Julius Jones rushed for 122 yards."

Fanhouse.com: 18th (n.c). "Not a bad bye week for the Cowboys. Everyone but Dez Bryant got a free meal in the lap of luxury and then the whole team benefited from another weekend that made it clear that parity is back in vogue in the NFL this season. That's terrific news for a team that lost their first two games and needed help to stay in the mix at the top of the NFC."

3. Statistics, Computer & Vegas rankings

WhatIFsports: 3rd (n.c.). These guys simulate every possible match-up in the NFL 100 times, and use the winning percentages from those nearly 50,000 games to evaluate every team, with updated rosters and depth charts.

AdvancedNFLstats: 4th (-1). Offense ranked No. 9 (+1), Defense ranked No. 8 (-7). This ranking model includes offensive and defensive passing and running efficiency, offensive turnover rates, defensive interception rates, and team penalty rates.

FootballOutsiders.com: 8th (n.c.). Offense ranked No. 8 (-2), Defense No. 18 (+4), Special Teams No. 12 (-1).

Covers.com: 11th (+3). "The Cowboys were off this past week but moved up in the rankings following road wins by Washington and Houston. Ten of their final 13 games are against teams currently .500 or better."

Jeff Sagarin's NFL rankings: 16th (n.c.). These are rankings based on W/L record, points differential and schedule strength.

Betus.com: 19th (-3). "An admittedly unfair ranking for the Cowboys who also had the week off. I’m just not convinced a win over Houston is enough to justify two awful games against Washington and Chicago." Next Game: Tennessee vs. Dallas -7.0.

Here's how the NFC East and our next opponent, the Titans, fared:

	This Week	Last Week	This Week	Last Week	This Week	Last Week	This Week	Last Week	This Week	Last Week
Whatifsports	3	3	13	4	7	5	10	6	6	7
AdvancedNFLstats	4	3	15	12	2	13	5	10	16	19
SportingNews	7	12	15	11	16	19	19	23	14	10
Football Outsiders	8	8	7	5	10	20	20	25	12	13
Covers.com	11	14	18	11	17	18	21	30	16	9
NFP.com	12	13	20	10	14	19	16	21	21	16
SB Nation	13	13	14	11	16	20	17	23	18	15
Weii.com	13	14	18	12	16	20	17	25	20	19
NFL.com	13	16	21	13	15	22	19	24	20	14
USAToday	14	13	15	10	20	24	21	22	19	16
ProFootballWeekly	14	16	15	12	16	20	21	24	17	13
ESPN	14	16	17	14	20	24	16	21	19	13
ProFootballTalk	14	19	20	15	16	20	19	22	11	5
CHFF.com	16	14	13	5	15	24	21	20	14	8
Sagarin Ratings	16	16	14	8	18	21	22	26	11	6
CBSsports	17	16	15	13	19	21	14	23	16	14
Fanhouse.com	18	18	24	14	20	25	14	22	17	10
Betus.com	19	16	12	14	15	19	17	22	20	13
Foxsports	19	16	20	11	11	21	18	25	15	3
SI.com	19	16	17	15	15	22	16	23	14	14
Average	13.2	13.6	16.2	11.0	14.9	19.9	17.2	21.9	15.8	11.9