The Big Ten has announced the Players of the Week for Week 4, with players from Iowa, Illinois, Michigan and Washington all receiving honors.

Here’s a look at how we see the power rankings of the Big Ten after four weeks of action. Don’t sling mud at us just yet because we’re sure this thing will change a hundred different ways from now until the end of the season with so many marquee matchups in the 18-team league.

Who is the team to beat at the top of the Big Ten entering Week 5 of the college football schedule? Our power rankings below fill you in on all you need to know about each team ahead of this week's action.

Lincoln, Nebraska, USA; Illinois Fighting Illini quarterback Luke Altmyer (9) drops to throw against Nebraska Cornhuskers linebacker MJ Sherman (48) during the first quarter at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Dylan Widger-Imagn Images / Dylan Widger-Imagn Images Has your opinion of the Big Ten changed after four weeks of college football?

Week Zero. Week One. Week Two. Week Three. 1 - Ohio State Previous: 49-14 Win over Marshall. Movement: Hold. Upcoming: At Michigan State. Momentary Musing: Is there anything to say? If you are an Ohio State are you bored?

Some Big Ten teams were getting their first taste of inter-conference action this week, while others wrapped up their non-conference seasons. Next week, every team that plays will take on a Big Ten opponent,