Who's on Top? NFL Power Rankings Revealed

The Lions are still the kings of the jungle in the NFL power rankings. They've only lost once, making them the team to beat. The Eagles, on the other hand, had a tough time against a weak team, which isn't a good sign for their future games. The Chiefs keep pulling off wins in unexpected ways. Could the Vikings end up with 14 wins and still be a wild-card team? The Bills had a super performance from Josh Allen, but their defense wasn't as impressive. The Steelers have a big anniversary coming up, and winning their seventh Super Bowl would be the perfect gift. The Packers have lost to some tough teams, but that doesn't take away from their strength. The Ravens got lucky with a missed field goal, which helped them move up in the rankings. The Broncos have some tough games coming up, and they'll need to win those to make the playoffs. The Commanders' playoff spot isn't as secure as it once was. The Seahawks have found their groove and might even snag a division title. The Chargers need to figure out how to beat the Chiefs if they want to make a real playoff push. The Buccaneers are the only team to beat the Lions this season, making them a threat in the playoffs. The Texans have a big game coming up against the Ravens, which could be a preview of their playoff matchup. The Rams are the last team any playoff team wants to face. The Colts have a soft schedule after their must-win game against Denver. The 49ers might need to bring back an old player to help with their running game. The Cardinals peaked too early in the season and now they're struggling. The Dolphins would rather miss the playoffs and finish strong than make it and lose right away. The Falcons' quarterback situation for next year looks uncertain. The Bengals are a team no one in the AFC wants to see in the playoffs. The Saints' interim coach is doing a great job and might get the permanent position. The Cowboys finally got some good news. The Bears didn't lose because of poor clock management, which is a plus. The Jets need Aaron Rodgers to play well to secure a starting job next year. The Panthers are playing better but need to get some wins. The Browns are better off with Jameis Winston than Deshaun Watson. The Jaguars and Titans rivalry has taken a turn for the worse since 1999. The Patriots have a tough schedule ahead. The Titans might be looking for a new league. The Raiders have a promising player. The Giants are a mess, but it's working somehow.