2025 NFL Power Rankings Week 10: How Good Are the Good Teams?

Doesn’t anybody want to win this thing?

Seriously, one week after a remarkably stable top of the charts, four of my top eight lost on Sunday (and two others were on their bye week). And a few other teams in the top half of the league — like the Patriots, Chargers and Broncos — barely escaped in games where they should have cruised.

Meanwhile, the Bears, Ravens and Panthers all came away with impressive wins and have a strong case for rising in the rankings. I’m not a believer in any of them yet, but they’ll naturally climb if the top half keeps being the disaster that it’s been.

Don’t worry, though. I’ve sorted through all the chaos for my Week 10 NFL Power Rankings.

*Super Bowl LX odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook

Super Bowl odds: +750

Given the Sunday carnage, it’s a good thing they were playing the Saints. The next three weeks, though (at San Francisco, vs. the Seahawks, vs. the Bucs) will show whether they deserve to be the fourth team to hold the top spot this year.

Super Bowl odds: +2000

They needed the bye week more than anyone just to get healthy, though it’s unclear if it was long enough to help. They’ll find out fast with a killer three-game stretch coming vs. the Patriots and at the Bills and Rams.

Super Bowl odds: +900

The candlelight vigil for Saquon Barkley’s groin continues, with the Eagles heading out of the bye week running hard with games at Green Bay and home against the Lions.

Super Bowl odds: +600

Their win over a strong, still-dangerous Chiefs team was their best win and performance of the season. Of course, they always beat the Chiefs in the regular season. See you both in January.

Super Bowl odds: +1100

What a great performance by Sam Darnold over whatever’s left of the carcass of