The Eagles are Super Bowl Champions, and the other 31 teams enter the offseason hoping to close the gap.
Learn where each NFL team stacks up in our updated power rankings and the best NFL teams for the 2025 season.
NFL Power Rankings, 2025:
| Power Rank | Team | SB Odds | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Philadelphia Eagles | +650 | 0 |
| 2 | Baltimore Ravens | +700 | 0 |
| 3 | Kansas City Chiefs | +750 | 0 |
| 4 | Buffalo Bills | +750 | 0 |
| 5 | Detroit Lions | +800 | 0 |
| 6 | San Francisco 49ers | +1400 | 0 |
| 7 | Green Bay Packers | +2000 | 0 |
| 8 | Washington Commanders | +1800 | 0 |
| 9 | Houston Texans | +2500 | 0 |
| 10 | Los Angeles Chargers | +2500 | 0 |
| 11 | Cincinnati Bengals | +1800 | 0 |
| 12 | Minnesota Vikings | +3500 | 0 |
| 13 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | +3500 | 0 |
| 14 | Los Angeles Rams | +2500 | 0 |
| 15 | Denver Broncos | +4000 | 0 |
| 16 | Pittsburgh Steelers | +8000 | 0 |
| 17 | Chicago Bears | +4000 | 0 |
| 18 | Arizona Cardinals | +6600 | 0 |
| 19 | Miami Dolphins | +4000 | 0 |
| 20 | Atlanta Falcons | +6000 | 0 |
| 21 | Seattle Seahawks | +6000 | 0 |
| 22 | Jacksonville Jaguars | +10000 | 0 |
| 23 | Dallas Cowboys | +6600 | 0 |
| 24 | New England Patriots | +12500 | 0 |
| 25 | Indianapolis Colts | +10000 | 0 |
| 26 | New Orleans Saints | +15000 | 0 |
| 27 | Carolina Panthers | +15000 | 0 |
| 28 | Las Vegas Raiders | +15000 | 0 |
| 29 | Tennessee Titans | +20000 | 0 |
| 30 | New York Jets | +10000 | 0 |
| 31 | New York Giants | +30000 | 0 |
| 32 | Cleveland Browns | +15000 | 0 |
NFL Team Rankings:
1. Philadelphia Eagles
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +650
The Eagles do have some key defenders headed to free agency, and depending on what happens with those key free agents in March, they will need help in the defensive front seven. Otherwise, though, their key pieces are for the most part younger, under contract for a couple of more years at least, and should be ready for another run at the trophy.
2. Baltimore Ravens
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +700
Though they went out of the playoffs in disappointing fashion once again, the Ravens are still in a good spot heading into 2025. Like last season, the offensive line should be a primary focus this spring with Ronnie Stanley and Patrick Mekari both headed to free agency. Stanley in particular will present an interesting decision for the Ravens.
3. Kansas City Chiefs
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +750
Coming off a disappointing Super Bowl loss, the Chiefs head into the offseason with several key players scheduled to hit free agency. The most notable are RG Trey Smith and LB Nick Bolton, two 2021 draft picks who have more than lived up to expectations and should be hot names on the open market if the Chiefs let them get there. Kansas City also has the majority of their receiver corps headed to free agency, and Travis Kelce’s future remains in question as he mulls retirement. The Chiefs have work to do this offseason if they hope to maintain their hold on the AFC.
4. Buffalo Bills
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +750
Buffalo is in a better position entering the offseason this year than last, but they still have work to do to get under the salary cap before even thinking about adding talent. Amari Cooper is headed to free agency, and he was not an impactful addition after arriving from the Browns in a midseason trade. Josh Allen was good enough to elevate a lackluster receiving corps in 2024, but the Bills could really use a true WR1 like they had with Stefon Diggs.
5. Detroit Lions
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +800
Despite the extremely disappointing ending, the Lions are coming off one of the best seasons in franchise history, and simply getting their defense back to full health will be a big boost compared to what was on the field at the end of the season. The long-expected coaching exodus has happened, however, with both Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn taking head coaching jobs. While the Lions have some key free agents – most notably CB Carlton Davis and RG Kevin Zeitler – how they handle those coaching departures will play a bigger role in determining how good they are in 2025.
6. San Francisco 49ers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +1400
The 49ers’ offseason will be dominated by talk of a Brock Purdy extension and Deebo Samuel trade, but the work they do in free agency will be more important coming off a down season. LB Dre Greenlaw, CB Charvarius Ward, and S Talanoa Hufanga are all headed to the open market. They also need work on the offensive line and perhaps at receiver depending on what happens with Samuel and how Brandon Aiyuk’s recovery goes. The good news is they have a decent amount of cap space, and the down season gives them a great opportunity to add blue chip talent in the draft. San Francisco could be poised to bounce back quickly.
7. Green Bay Packers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2000
Depending on how you feel about Josh Myers, the Packers do not have any priority free agents of their own, and they are in a good spot with the cap heading into the offseason. That should allow them to build on a roster that looked a step below the top teams in the NFC in 2024. While they have a lot of quality options at receiver, they may consider spending to get a true No. 1 option, though it remains to be seen if someone of that caliber will be available on the open market.
8. Washington Commanders
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +1800
The Commanders hit on almost everything during the 2024 offseason, turning a bottom-tier team into one that could compete for the NFC crown. Washington still has a ton of cap space, and with Jayden Daniels on a rookie deal for several more years, we could see them push all of their chips in like the Texans did a season ago. While another receiver to pair with Terry McLaurin would be nice, the defense should get a lot of attention this spring, especially if they decline to bring back guys like Bobby Wagner for another run.
9. Houston Texans
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2500
The Texans made several splashy moves last offseason, but the receiver corps was never fully healthy, the offensive line was a problem, and C.J. Stroud suffered through something of a sophomore slump. Despite all of that, they once again won the AFC South and advanced to the Divisional Round. Houston does not have the same resources to attack free agency this year, but they have to find a way to protect Stroud better in 2025. Along with that, they need to hope the change at offensive coordinator helps their young quarterback take that next step.
10. Los Angeles Chargers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2500
Things went well in Jim Harbaugh’s first season with the Chargers, at least until the playoffs rolled around. Los Angeles will look to take the next step in 2025, and that will start with a decision on EDGE Khalil Mack, who is scheduled to hit free agency along with several other pieces on defense. The Chargers also have questions on offense, most notably the No. 2 receiver spot behind rookie sensation Ladd McConkey. The good news is they have a lot of cap space to find those pieces.
11. Cincinnati Bengals
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +1800
The Bengals might have been better than a few teams that made the playoffs in 2024, but they missed out on the postseason for the second year in a row. Lou Anarumo took the fall for the defensive struggles last season, but the reality is the Bengals have a lot of work to do on that side of the ball. They also have to figure out how to keep Tee Higgins or add a quality No. 2 option to pair with Ja’Marr Chase. The good news is they have the cap space to get something done with Higgins and add to the defense if they choose to go that way.
12. Minnesota Vikings
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +3500
Quarterback talk will dominate the Vikings’ offseason. Sam Darnold is a free agent and is coming off a career season that ended on several sour notes. 2024 first-round pick J.J. McCarthy should be healthy for the start of the season and likely does not want to sit out his rookie contract on the bench. There are other questions on the roster – notably the secondary and running back, both areas with a lot of free agents – but the quarterback question will be the primary focus this spring.
13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +3500
Though Baker Mayfield will once again be playing for a new offensive coordinator in 2025, the Bucs are likely looking at a somewhat uneventful offseason. They will have tough decisions to make on two veteran free agents: Chris Godwin and LB Lavonte David. Tampa does have limited cap space, but they are just a couple of restructures away from bringing both players back if they so choose. Whatever they decide to do, the Bucs should have the talent they need to take another run at the division.
14. Los Angeles Rams
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2500
Despite hitting big on defense two drafts in a row and taking the Super Bowl Champion Eagles to the brink in the playoffs, it seems as if the Rams could be headed for something of a teardown. Cooper Kupp is expected to leave, and there are rumblings Matthew Stafford could be out the door, as well. Whatever happens at the quarterback spot will determine how excited or despondent fans will be heading into the 2025 season, so the Rams are a tough team to rank until that situation sorts itself out. If Stafford stays, the Rams are in a decent spot from a roster perspective and could compete again.
15. Denver Broncos
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +4000
The Broncos shocked the league by making the playoffs with rookie Bo Nix leading the offense. They were, as expected, summarily dismissed by the Bills in the Wild Card Round, but 2024 was a great season for Denver no matter how you look at it. Moving forward, the Broncos should return most of the defense that carried them all season and have the resources to make improvements on both sides of the ball. Winning in the AFC West will always be a challenge, but the Broncos are definitely on the way up.
16. Pittsburgh Steelers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +8000
Death, taxes, and the Steelers finishing .500 or better. Once again, that winning season resulted in a Wild Card Round exit, and Pittsburgh once again faces offseason questions at quarterback. Russell Wilson started strongly after taking over for Justin Fields, but the offense sputtered once they hit the tough part of the schedule, losing each of their last five games. The Steelers also have both running backs headed to free agency along with key offensive linemen James Daniels and Dan Moore, and the receiver room is barren outside of the enigmatic George Pickens. Mike Tomlin can clearly set a floor, but the Steelers have to get more talent on offense if they hope to truly compete for the Super Bowl.
17. Chicago Bears
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +4000
Is it time for some post-hype Bears love? Chicago’s season never recovered from the Hail Mary loss to the Commanders, and the coaching staff took the fall for the disappointing end. The good news is the Bears still have a lot of cap space, are in a good spot in the draft, have talent on defense, and will hope to see better from Caleb Williams under new coach Ben Johnson, who joined from the division rival Lions. Even if guys like Keenan Allen and Teven Jenkins walk, most of the reasons for Bears excitement last offseason remain in place. It is just up to the new coaching staff to make it happen.
18. Arizona Cardinals
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +6600
The Cardinals had a promising second season under Jonathon Gannon, pushing for the playoffs before losing five of their last seven games. Arizona still has work to do on both sides of the ball, but this coaching staff has shown an ability to get more out of a roster than expected. Their draft capital is limited, but the Cardinals are currently fourth in available cap space. Depending on how this offseason goes, Arizona could be a hot sleeper pick this summer.
19. Miami Dolphins
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +4000
Everything appears patched up with Tyreek Hill, but the receiver’s frustrations at the end of the season highlight just how disappointing 2024 was for the Dolphins. Now they face an offseason with limited cap space, several defenders heading to free agency including S Jevon Holland, and the same lingering health questions with Tua Tagovailoa. We know how good this offense can be when everything is working well, but they need to find a way to improve the offensive line.
20. Atlanta Falcons
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +6000
It seems as if the Falcons and Kirk Cousins are headed toward a long offseason contract standoff, but those minor details do not change the fact that this is now Michael Penix’s team. How well the young quarterback does as the No. 1 option will be the most important factor in Atlanta’s 2025 success, but they do have holes to fill on the roster, especially on defense, and limited resources to make those changes.
21. Seattle Seahawks
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +6000
Seattle came up just short in their postseason push, losing out to the Rams on a tiebreaker. Despite that success, they enter the 2025 offseason with some clear needs. In the short term, they need to figure out how to protect Geno Smith. From more of a long-term perspective, Seattle might need to think about a succession plan with Smith entering his age-35 season and headed to free agency in 2026. They need to get under the salary cap before they do any of that.
22. Jacksonville Jaguars
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +10000
It was a roller coaster search, but the Jaguars finally landed Liam Coen as their next head coach. Coen’s No. 1 job will be getting better play out of Trevor Lawrence, but he and whoever ends up as the general manager also have a lot of work to do on the defensive side of the ball. The good news is they have a lot of draft capital (second-most according to Tankathon) and seemingly hit big on Brian Thomas Jr.
23. Dallas Cowboys
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +6600
My concern about the Cowboys last offseason was the top-heavy nature of the roster, so it was not surprising when a couple of key injuries tanked their season. Dallas then decided to let Mike McCarthy walk only to promote former offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer to head coach. The Cowboys have some key free agents, are currently above the cap, and cannot let Micah Parsons’ contact situation linger as they did with Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb. Dallas took heat for what they did last offseason, and this one is already off to a rocky start.
24. New England Patriots
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +12500
Whether it was deserved or not, Jerod Mayo lasted just one season in New England, making way for a returning Mike Vrabel to take over as head coach. With Josh McDaniels also back, the Patriots are not moving very far away from the Bill Belichick era, but both Vrabel and McDaniels have had success in the league. More importantly, New England appears to have hit on Drake Maye, and they have all the resources they need to add to the roster this offseason. With the Jets and Dolphins in precarious positions, perhaps the Patriots can make a surprise push for the No. 2 spot in the division behind Buffalo.
25. Indianapolis Colts
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +10000
The Colts were in the playoff race until late in the season, but the vibes around Indy were not great coming out of the 2024 season. The main reason for that is the lack of development from Anthony Richardson, who played in 11 games and completed just 47.7% of his throws as a sophomore. The Colts may have some holes to fill on the offensive line and could use some help in the secondary, but the quarterback spot will be a glaring question this offseason.
26. New Orleans Saints
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +15000
Through two weeks in 2024, it looked as if the Saints were a team to be reckoned with in the NFC. Then the entire offense got hurt, and they struggled to a 5-12 season. 2025 brings with it a new coach in Kellen Moore, fresh off winning a Super Bowl as Eagles offensive coordinator, and perhaps a new quarterback after Moore was noncommittal on Derek Carr remaining with the team. As per usual, the Saints also face a daunting salary cap situation, though they do own the ninth-most draft capital according to Tankathon. They will need those picks to add talent on offense and supplement an aging defense.
27. Carolina Panthers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +15000
The Panthers still have a lot of work to do, but they are unquestionably in a better spot this offseason than last because Bryce Young showed signs of life at the end of his sophomore season. Now they need to build around the young quarterback, starting with the offensive line and putting together a defense that doesn’t allow the most points per drive in the league. Despite those concerns, things are looking up in Carolina.
28. Las Vegas Raiders
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +15000
Pete Carroll is back on the sidelines after taking the Raiders job in January, and he is bringing Chip Kelly back to the NFL to run his offense. Las Vegas is in a good position with the salary cap and in the draft, but they are set to lose a lot of talent on defense. Most importantly, they need to find an answer at quarterback. Until they do, it will be tough to compete in the AFC West.
29. Tennessee Titans
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +20000
The Will Levis experiment seems to have returned a clear negative result. In a normal year, the Titans would be well positioned for their next quarterback swing with the No. 1 overall pick, but it is unclear if any incoming rookie signal callers are worth that coveted draft slot. The Titans do have some talent after spending in free agency last offseason, but finding the answer at quarterback will be pivotal for new GM Mike Borgonzi.
30. New York Jets
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +10000
The Aaron Rodgers era is over, and the Jets completely reset the organization with a new head coach (Aaron Glenn) and general manager (Darren Mougey). They inherit a roster that now needs a quarterback and has nearly the entire secondary headed to free agency, and they need to address those concerns with limited cap space and lackluster draft capital despite owning the No. 7 overall pick. Even if Glenn and Mougey are the long-term answers, this might not be a quick turnaround.
31. New York Giants
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +30000
The Giants are not completely talent starved, but they have several glaring issues that need addressing this offseason. The most notable is obviously the quarterback position. As it stands, they do not have a quarterback under contract for 2025, though Tommy DeVito will almost certainly be back as an exclusive rights free agent. The Giants also need to figure out how to protect whoever starts for them next season.
32. Cleveland Browns
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +15000
What once looked like the best roster in the league that only needed some good quarterback play now looks like a complete rebuild. The Browns don’t have a quarterback, appear likely to trade away some of their best talent on defense, and are in salary cap hell. The good news is they own the No. 2 overall pick and the most draft capital according to Tankathon, and that is before considering what they might get for Myles Garrett. Even so, it might get worse before it gets better for the Browns.
