Six Weeks In and the NFL of College Football Has Already Crowned Its New Kings!

The college football landscape has been nothing short of jaw-dropping after six intense weeks of action. Powerhouses have been toppled, underdogs have emerged, and new dynasties have begun their ascents to greatness. With Week 6 in the books, it's time to shake down the contenders from the pretenders and give you The Post's rankings for the top teams in college football, along with our coveted Heisman watch.

For weeks, the Alabama Crimson Tide has stood as one of the few undefeated teams left, and their reign continues as they cling to the top spot in our rankings. It's no surprise why – coach Nick Saban's mastery has seemingly no bounds, turning every recruit into a championship winner. With their powerful offense and defense, it's little wonder they've dominated in their matchups this far.

Right on their heels are the Clemson Tigers, with their impressive undefeated record intact. Rejuvenated by the exceptional quarterback play and a stern defense that's been suffocating opponents, Clemson is making a powerful case for being the number one team in the country.

And let's not forget about the Ohio State Buckeyes, battling their way up our rankings after an early-season stumble. The Scarlet & Gray appear back on track, bolstered by the explosive one-two punch of CJ Stroud and a talented receiving corps. As the Buckeyes battle their way through the rugged Big Ten conference, their national relevance looks more secure by the day.

But what of the Heisman contenders? Could this be the year of the running back, with A.J. Dillon outpacing early-season favorite, Jordan Addison? And don't count out Alabama's Bryce Young, who could well have the momentum building to cap off this remarkable season with the coveted award.

With the college gridiron thrown into beautiful, delicious disarray after six relentless weeks of high-impact football, one thing has become amply clear - get ready for a wild ride because college football is more unpredictable than ever.