What with the three-week-long international break and the Premier League's announcement of the 114 guilty charges against Manchester City, you'd be forgiven if you forgot that we're actually in the middle of another Premier League season.
You'd also be forgiven if you feel confused, apathetic, or any other number of emotions about watching a competition where the current leader (A) systematically broke the league's rules for a decade, and (B) could, at any moment, be told they've been expelled from the league.
We, too, feel the same way. And it is with that cloud hanging over everything that we've returned to rank all 20 Premier League teams for the first time since the start of the season.
Theoretically, there could be another title race between Man City and Arsenal. And beyond the top two, well, almost everything else feels totally up for grabs. Here's where we think things stand with 33 games left to play.
The updated Premier League team rankings
Our rerankings -- the combination of the individual rankings from Bill Connelly and Ryan O'Hanlon -- are listed along with the last rankings from before the season began in August, and each team's present points total and ranking in the Premier League table.
ESPN's Premier League rankings
Do Arsenal have a fatal flaw?
Are the cracks finally starting to show?
First, they barely got over the line against Sunderland. Sure, the match ended 2-0, but the expected goals (xG) and shots totals were essentially even. And Sunderland managed more touches inside the opposition penalty area than Arsenal.
Then everything fell apart against Brighton. The Seagulls pressed the Gunners into oblivion and were up 2-0 by halftime. Despite leading for most of the match, they outshot Mikel Arteta's side 17-11 and ended up 3-0 victors.