And then there was one. And then there was another one. Of a different kind.

Only one team remains undefeated, while one sorry franchise still remains without a win.

Not only that, but we have a new No. 1, as the previous top dog heads into the bye week on a sour note.

Here is where the 49ers sit after their 29-20 loss to the Atlanta Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium and heading into “Monday Night Football”:

32. Tennessee Titans (Last week: 31)

Record: 1-6

Tony Pollard. That’s it, that’s all that deserves to be written.

31. Los Angeles Chargers (Last week: 30)

Record: 0-6

(Bye week, still somehow lost)

30. Miami Dolphins (Last week: 32)

Record: 1-5

Miami actually looked like an NFL team on Sunday, with both Malik Willis and Ollie Gordon leading the way.

29. New York Jets (Last week: 28)

Record: 2-5

A loss to the worst team in football is bad. Of course. But, man, the Jets have some really fun offensive weapons. Omar Cooper’s breakout continues.

28. New Orleans Saints (Last week: 25)

Record: 2-5

The Saints had 17 rushing attempts for … 18 yards?? No NFL offense can function like this, and that, plus a Tyler Shough pick, is why New Orleans did next to nothing offensively on Sunday in France.

27. Arizona Cardinals (Last week: 27)

Record: 2-5

We’re getting closer and closer to Carson Beck time. More empty calorie stats from Jacoby Brissett on Sunday.

26. Washington Commanders (Last week: 26)

Record: 1-4-1

(Bye week)

25. Indianapolis Colts (Last week: 24)

Record: 2-5

Let the fire sale begin. It was a nice audition for Jonathan Taylor, who likely will be on a new team soon. You pretty much can put a fork in Indy.

24. Houston Texans (Last week: 19)

Record: 2-5

Houston’s defense clearly is not what it was last season, and it’s why the Texans probably will not overcome this early-season hole. No matter how well C.J. Stroud plays.

23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Last week: 29)

Record: 2-5

Baker Mayfield returned and completed seven passes for 64 yards, and Tampa still put belt to ass with 258 rushing yards and four scores.

22. Las Vegas Raiders (Last week: 18)

Record: 3-4

The Raiders definitely are not for real yet, and a large part of that has to do with Ashton Jeanty, who can’t seem to run the ball to save his life. Poor Kirk Cousins, his arm is going to fall off by mid-season.

21. Dallas Cowboys (Last week: 21)

Record: 2-4

(Monday Night Football)

20. Philadelphia Eagles (Last week: 20)

Record: 2-4

(Monday Night Football)

19. Carolina Panthers (Last week: 15)

Record: 3-3

Bryce Young came crashing back down to Earth with three turnovers, and an injury forced Kenny Pickett into the game, which is more unforgivable than the picks.

18. Atlanta Falcons (Last week: 22)

Record: 3-4

Perhaps the most complete Falcons win in years. Michael Penix was great. Bijan Robinson was a nuisance all game, and the defense feasted on sloppy play from the 49ers’ offense. Huge win.

17. New York Giants (Last week: 23)

Record: 4-2-1

Cam Skattebo didn’t seem too impacted by last week’s benching, providing J.J. McCarthy with a dominant run game for Nine Eighteen’s first start as a Giant.

16. Los Angeles Rams (Last week: 16)

Record: 3-4

The one-two punch of Kyren Williams and Blake Corum can be quite lethal, and it is exactly what Los Angeles needs to lean on offensively with an aging Matthew Stafford. The offense was firing on all cylinders on Sunday, though.

15. Green Bay Packers (Last week: 10)

Record: 4-3

Unfortunately, Josh Jacobs is back. Instant vibe-ruiner. Boooooo.

14. Cincinnati Bengals (Last week: 14)

Record: 4-2

With a fabulous four-touchdown performance, Joe Burrow might have penciled in his name atop the league’s MVP leaderboard.

13. Cleveland Browns (Last week: 17)

Record: 5-2

KC Concepcion was the Browns’ rookie receiver of the week, and Cleveland genuinely looks pretty good, which i absolutely did not have on my preseason bingo card.

12. Baltimore Ravens (Last week: 7)

Record: 4-3

OK, now this is the final game without Lamar Jackson. Right? Please, I’m begging you.

11. Detroit Lions (Last week: 11)

Record: 4-2

Turnovers prevented this from being a much more decisive Detroit win, but nevertheless a huge victory over a good opponent in the best division in football. Can they make it two in a row against the NFC North leaders next week?

10. Denver Broncos (Last week: 12)

Record: 5-2

A signature Bo Nix performance. Unfortunately for Denver, he just might have to be a large part of its run game moving forward. A huge test next week vs. Kansas City.

9. New England Patriots (Last week: 5)

Record: 4-3

I don’t care how good of a runner your quarterback is, unless he is Lamar, he should not be leading your team in rushing. Drake Maye needs a proper run game.

8. Seattle Seahawks (Last week: 9)

Record: 4-3

Jaxon Smith-Njigba is the most automatic player in the league, and Sam Darnold is smart for force-feeding him 12-plus times every game. I have a feeling this team soon will add a big-name running back, too.

7. Jacksonville Jaguars (Last week: 6)

Record: 4-2

(Bye week)

6. Pittsburgh Steelers (Last week: 13)

Record: 5-2

Aaron Rodgers is playing well. The defense is playing well. Jaylen Warren’s playing out of his mind. That’s the difference, and it’s why Pittsburgh ultimately will win its division.

5. Chicago Bears (Last week: 13)

Record: 5-2

Luther Burden, without a doubt, is Chicago’s WR1, and one of many great weapons for a healthy Caleb Williams.

4. Buffalo Bills (Last week: 3)

Record: 5-1

(Bye week)

3. Kansas City Chiefs (Last week: 2)

Record: 5-1

Patrick Mahomes pumpkined against an elite defense, and The Kenneth Walker Revenge Game was anything but that.

2. San Francisco 49ers (Last week: 1)

Record: 6-1

Injuries and turnovers aplenty. Undefeated no more. Get healthy during the bye, maybe make a move or two, and make another run. A frustrating flight home.

1. Minnesota Vikings (Last week: 4)

Record: 6-0

Kyler Murray continues to do just enough to support his all-world defense. And then there was one …

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