2025 NFL Power Rankings Week 8: Another New No. 1; Rams and Colts Continue Rise

Last year, the Eagles, Chiefs, Bills and Lions, formed a fearsome foursome. For most of the season, they were clearly the NFL’s elite.

This year, it’s hard to find an elite group like that — or to even determine how large that group might be. No team has really separated itself from the pack yet. And there’s a case to be made that any of the Top 10 teams could end up as the best in the league.

But it certainly helped that the Bucs and Lions — the Nos. 1 and 2 teams in the FOX Sports Power Rankings a week ago — squared off on Monday night. The Lions’ 24-9 win may not have made the big picture any clearer, but it certainly made the top of my Week 8 Power Rankings easier to do.

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Super Bowl odds: +650

The Lions sure bounced back nicely from their loss in Kansas City with a win over the Bucs. They aren’t perfect, but they can do it all and may be the most complete team in the NFL.

Jahmyr Gibbs lit up Tampa Bay's defense for 218 total yards of offense in Week 7. (Lauren Leigh Bacho/Getty Images)

Super Bowl odds: +1100

No Puka Nacua? No problem. Matthew Stafford still found a way to throw five touchdown passes as the Rams' defense shut down a Jaguars team that was on the rise.

Super Bowl odds: +2000

Tampa Bay is being crushed by injuries to its offensive weapons, and yet still Baker Mayfield hung in there against a top-10 defense on the road. The Bucs may struggle, but look out when they’re healthy again.

Super Bowl odds: +800

The offense has become unreliable, but the Packers did have a nice come-from-behind win over the Cardinals in the final minutes. Here’s a weird quirk: Green Bay has scored exactly 27 points in all four of its wins.

Super Bowl odds: +1100

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