Here are the week three Bears power rankings from various sites around the web:

ESPN: #12 (Last week: 22)

Analysis, “The Bears are one of several surprise 2-0 teams.”

Yahoo Sports: #12 (Last week: 17)

Analysis,“Think Brian Urlacher’s return to health makes a slight difference?”

Pro Football Weekly: #11 (Last week: #20)

Analysis, “Fixing pass protection in-game allowed Jay Cutler to shine.”

Pro Football Talk: #16 (Last week: 21)

Analysis,“Beat the Packers, and the Bears will move to the top 10.  Maybe the top five.”

CBS Sports: #8 (Last week: #20)

Analysis, “The Bears get their chance to really make a statement if they can beat the Packers. It’s a prime-time chance for Cutler to shut up even more critics.”

Fan House: #9 (Last week: 21)

Analysis, “Jay Cutler carved up the Dallas defense Sunday and looks more than comfortable in the Mike Martz offense. The offensive line deserves credit, too, because it was able to keep Cutler upright more effectively as the game wore on. No question the Bears can be very dangerous if they continue to play like this.”

USA Today: #11 (Last week: #20)

SI.com: #13 (Last week: #25)

Analysis, “Hail, hail the 2-0 Bears! It took a horrendous NFL rule and an imploding Cowboys team to help get Chicago to 2-0, but the Bears deserve credit for playing tough and smart in Dallas. And let’s all salute Jay Cutler for persevering through all kinds of heat from the Cowboys pass rush to post a second consecutive impressive showing. But Monday night’s home game against Green Bay should tell us if the Bears intend to stick around all season in the NFC North race.”

Fox Sports: #9 (Last week: #19)

Analysis, “The Martz-Cutler marriage is off to a good start. Martz is managing Cutler well with three-step drops. The strong-armed passer will face another 3-4 defense on Monday night against the Packers.”