MLS Player Power Rankings: Who is the best player right now?

Mar 18, 2017; Atlanta United celebrate after a goal against the Chicago Fire in the second half at Bobby Dodd Stadium at Historic Grant Field. Atlanta United FC won 4-0. Mandatory Credit: Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports

Who cracks the top 10 in the MLS Power Rankings list? Will the Atlanta Duo make it?

MLS fans have been treated to some great soccer through the first three weeks of play. To no one’s surprise the usual suspects are up near the top of the scoring list. However, the up-start duo of Miguel Almiron and Josef Martinez are taking the league by storm.

While early injuries to Kaka, Sebastian Giovinco and others leave a little to be desired. But going forward this could go down as one of the most entertaining MLS seasons to date.

Here are the MLS Player rankings after three weeks of action.

Mar 11, 2017; Philadelphia, PA, USA; Toronto FC forward Jozy Altidore (17) controls the ball past Philadelphia Union defender Richie Marquez (16) during the second half at Talen Energy Stadium. The game ended in a 2-2 tie. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports

10. Jozy Altidore – Toronto FC

While his season last year was up-and-down, this year has started off great. Dubbed “the beast” in the “6ix”, Altidore has scored twice in three games. But more importantly he has looked like the Jozy of last year’s playoffs.

All the while Altidore was an integral part to the last two games scoring twice and setting up Vazquez for his first goal in Toronto.

Mar 4, 2017; Houston, TX, USA; Houston Dynamo forward Romell Quioto (12) celebrates with midfielder DaMarcus Beasley (7) after scoring a goal during the first half against the Seattle Sounders at BBVA Compass Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports

9. Romell Quioto – Houston Dynamo

As Quioto turns so do the Dynamo. It’s been three games and three goals for Quioto. Houston have won two of those games, but we’re unlucky against the Timbers. Look for him to continue to score along with “Cubo” Torres as the Dynamo erase last year’s misfortunes.