NFL hotties, notties? Study picks best-looking team

Which NFL team is tops? It's too early in the season to know which team plays best, but a whimsical new study purports to show which team is best-looking. For the Wall Street Journal study, researchers from Ursinus College in Collegeville, Pa. used a computer program to analyze facial symmetry of 10 players from each team, along with the coach and owner. Previous research has linked facial symmetry to attractiveness.

The study put the Buffalo Bills at the top of the handsome heap, with the Kansas City Chiefs at the bottom of the pile.

Do the results seem fair? Or do you think the researchers should be penalized for a personal foul?

Keep clicking to see side-by-side photos of players from the "most-attractive" Bills and the "least-attractive" Chiefs...

Quarterback

Ryan Fitzpatrick, Buffalo Bills (left)

Matt Cassel, Kansas City Chiefs (right)

Linebacker

Shawne Merriman, Buffalo Bills (left)

Tamba Hali, Kansas City Chiefs (right)

Running back

Fred Jackson, Buffalo Bills (left)

Jamaal Charles, Kansas City Chiefs (right)

Kicker

Ryan Lindell, Buffalo Bills (left)

Ryan Succop, Kansas City Chiefs (right)

Cornerback

Terrence Mcgee, Buffalo Bills (left)

Brandon Flowers, Kansas City Chiefs (right)

Center

Eric Wood, Buffalo Bills (left)

Casey Wiegmann, Kansas City Chiefs (right)

Wide receiver

Stevie Johnson, Buffalo Bills (left)

Dwayne Bowe, Kansas City Chiefs (right)

Defensive tackle

Kyle Williams, Buffalo Bills (left)

Kelly Gregg, Kansas City Chiefs (right)

Safety

Jairus Byrd, Buffalo Bills (left)

Eric Berry, Kansas City Chiefs (right)

Tight end

Scott Chandler, Buffalo Bills (left)

Leonard Pope, Kansas City Chiefs (right)

Head coach

Chan Gailey, Buffalo Bills (left)

Todd Haley, Kansas City Chiefs (right)

Team owner

Ralph Wilson, Buffalo Bills (left)

Clark Hunt, Kansas City Chiefs (right)