2025 NFL Power Rankings Week 7: Lions, Eagles Make Room for New Number One

The Philadelphia Eagles held the top spot in these rankings for the first four weeks of the season, but now it looks like the pole position could be a revolving door.

None of the top 10, to be perfectly honest, look unequivocally like the best team in football. A case can be made for each one of them to end up as the best. You could just put the names in a hat, shake them up and make a strong argument for pulling them out in almost any order.

I’m not saying that’s what I did. All I’m saying is … well, here are my Week 7 NFL Power Rankings:

*Super Bowl LX odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook

Super Bowl odds: +1600

Finally, the Bucs get a win that doesn’t come right down to the wire, and against a legitimate 49ers team, too. Speaking of legitimate, quarterback Baker Mayfield is a serious candidate for MVP. He’ll need to be to keep the Bucs up here with all the injuries they currently have.

Baker Mayfield is playing like a legitimate MVP candidate.(Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images)

Super Bowl odds: +800

There aren’t many more complete teams in the league than the Lions, but if they have any weakness at all it’s in their depleted secondary. That’s what cost them the top spot in these rankings — and their Sunday night game against the Chiefs.

Super Bowl odds: +1400

Gaining only 241 yards against that awful Ravens defense? Good thing the Rams defense forced three turnovers, otherwise that game could’ve gotten sticky.

Super Bowl odds: +800

The score was a little closer than it should’ve been, but the Packers' nine-point win over the Bengals was more convincing than it looked. That’s not unusual for Green Bay.

Super Bowl odds: +550

Back-to-back losses against inferior teams is bad enough, but the Bills' bigger problem