After three weeks of college football, the entire AP Top 10 is undefeated. It feels like someone is going to get cheated. A Power 5 conference champion, a potential Heisman winner, or even defending national champions very well could be on the outside looking in to the college football playoffs.

Brandon and I are on the same page that there is more parody this season in college football than previous years - especially since the 4-team college football playoffs was introduced in 2014. 21 of the 25 AP Top 25 teams remain undefeated for the time being. This is bound to change over time, especially with the big time matchups we'll see this weekend. For the time being, here's what BK and I have as our predictions / who we hope to see in the college football playoffs.

Brandon:

1 seed: Georgia (3-0, AP Rank:1)

2 seed: Texas (3-0, AP Rank:3)

3 seed: FSU (3-0, AP Rank:4)

4 seed: USC (3-0, AP Rank:5)

Tyler:

1 seed: Michigan (3-0, AP Rank:2)

2 seed: Texas (3-0, AP Rank:3)

3 seed: FSU (3-0, AP Rank:4)

4 seed: USC (3-0, AP Rank:5)

Again, these are not our final predictions, and are far from our final predictions. This thought process was a combinations based on what we have seen from the top teams in the country and who we would like to see compete for the National Championship. Obviously if this list was based on realism, I wouldn't have left the SEC absent on my list. But with the talent at the top of college football, and a potential down year from SEC schools such as Alabama and Tennessee, a one-loss Georgia team may be detrimental to their playoff hopes.

For our full breakdown and reasoning around BK and I's 'Early College Football Playoffs predictions, check out the podcast below from 'In The Zone' earlier today on 96.9 The Game.