The NFL has had many good weeks in a row now, with bottom-feeding teams coming up and beating some of the better teams. That makes it difficult to rank the teams in terms of a power ranking. After five weeks,

The aggressive unit has been putting pressure on quarterbacks and picking off passes as the Vikings keep on winning.

And Deshaun Watson couldn't do anything against that defense. When the Commanders took a 24-3 lead late in the second quarter, Watson's line against one of the worst defenses in the NFL was 6 of 14 for 37 yards.

Below, we're going to be diving a bit deeper into that latter point, highlighting the worst contracts given out in NFL history. Before we do that, however, here are a few honorable -- dishonorable? -- mentions.

The Bengals aren’t the only team underperforming in the early part of the season. So far, the NFC West — typically one of the league’s best divisions top-to-bottom — is having a down year. And two playoff teams from a year ago, including the defending NFC Champion 49ers, are under .500 five weeks into the season.