The Eagles are Super Bowl Champions, and the other 31 teams are doing their best to close the gap as we move through training camp.
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 | Baltimore Ravens | +700 | 0 |
2 | Philadelphia Eagles | +700 | 0 |
3 | Buffalo Bills | +700 | 0 |
4 | Kansas City Chiefs | +800 | 0 |
5 | Detroit Lions | +1000 | 0 |
6 | Washington Commanders | +1800 | 0 |
7 | Los Angeles Rams | +2000 | 0 |
8 | Green Bay Packers | +2200 | 0 |
9 | Cincinnati Bengals | +2000 | 0 |
10 | Los Angeles Chargers | +2800 | 0 |
11 | Denver Broncos | +2500 | 0 |
12 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | +3000 | 0 |
13 | Minnesota Vikings | +2500 | 0 |
14 | Houston Texans | +3500 | 0 |
15 | San Francisco 49ers | +2000 | 0 |
16 | Arizona Cardinals | +5000 | 0 |
17 | Pittsburgh Steelers | +4000 | 0 |
18 | Seattle Seahawks | +6000 | 0 |
19 | Miami Dolphins | +8000 | 0 |
20 | Jacksonville Jaguars | +8000 | 0 |
21 | Chicago Bears | +4000 | 0 |
22 | New England Patriots | +8000 | 0 |
23 | Dallas Cowboys | +5000 | 0 |
24 | Atlanta Falcons | +8000 | 0 |
25 | Las Vegas Raiders | +10000 | 0 |
26 | New York Giants | +20000 | 0 |
27 | Carolina Panthers | +15000 | 0 |
28 | New York Jets | +20000 | 0 |
29 | Tennessee Titans | +20000 | 0 |
31 | Indianapolis Colts | +10000 | 0 |
30 | Cleveland Browns | +30000 | 0 |
32 | New Orleans Saints | +30000 | 0 |
NFL Team Rankings:
1. Baltimore Ravens
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +700
Despite a high ceiling, the Ravens are going into 2025 as one of the NFL’s most improved teams. The additions of Jaire Alexander and Malaki Starks to their already-stacked secondary has given Baltimore one of the most formidable defensive backfields in football.
2. Philadelphia Eagles
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +700
Pro Bowl LG Landon Dickerson’s exit from last week’s open practice with an apparent leg injury is a serious blow to the defending Super Bowl Champs, especially amid their continued reliance on the “Brotherly Shove.” Though the injury is expected to be minor, it does highlight a lack of depth on the interior line.
3. Buffalo Bills
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +700
They should call this team the Buffalo Wings, because they’re looking spicier than ever. After poaching Joey Bosa and Joshua Palmer from the Chargers, the Bills have rounded out their roster on both sides of the ball. They look to be poised for another deep run on the heels of Josh Allen’s MVP season.
4. Kansas City Chiefs
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +800
Patrick Mahomes posted career lows in passing yards and yards per attempt last season, and the team placed 15th in total points scored, so you might be wondering how Kansas City keeps winning. You can whine about the refs until you’re blue in the face, but the fact remains, this Chiefs defense is rock solid. They allowed the fourth-fewest points per game in 2024 (19.2). Health on defense will remain a key factor in Andy Reid’s chase for another ring.
5. Detroit Lions
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +1000
The wheels fell off in the Motor City last year after a Divisional Round run-in with a red-hot Commanders team, but the season Detroit had up to that point can’t be ignored. The Lions led the league in points scored, and while OC Ben Johnson left to fill the head coaching vacancy in Chicago, new hire John Morton finds himself plugged into a veritable “idiot-proof” system. A healthy Aiden Hutchinson on defense could be enough to put Detroit over the top in 2025.
6. Washington Commanders
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +1800
Reality hurts, especially for a group as high on life as Commanders fans are right now, but the truth is that regression to the mean is natural after a season as record-breaking as the one Jayden Daniels just had. The Commanders will not be as efficient on fourth down as they were last year, and there is always the looming threat of the sophomore slump, but key infusions of veteran depth (Deebo Samuel, Von Miller, Javon Kinlaw) to this tried-and-true Dan Quinn system have boosted the odds of this team remaining a contender.
7. Los Angeles Rams
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2000
Cooper Kupp is out, Davante Adams is in, and this star-studded offense is complemented by two DROY finalists in Jared Verse and Braden Fiske on the other side of the ball. The Rams are deep, and they are expected to take an early lead in the chaotic NFC West.
8. Green Bay Packers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2200
One of the league’s deepest receiving rooms just got deeper as the Packer used their first pick in the draft to select WR Matthew Golden from Texas. Sparks could fly in Green Bay as Jordan Love settles into his role as one of the league’s premier quarterbacks with such a bountiful supporting cast.
9. Cincinnati Bengals
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2000
It’s ironic to think of 2024’s Comeback Player of the Year coming into 2025 with a chip on his shoulder, but Joe Burrow has been a third wheel in the elite quarterback debate for too long. The defense is still riddled with holes, but the additions of Shemar Stewart and T.J. Slaton to the defensive line should help patch up the unit. Meanwhile, the league’s most lethal receiving duo in Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins should continue to terrorize the AFC as long as Burrow stays upright.
10. Los Angeles Chargers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2800
Similarly to the Eagles, losing key pieces of your offensive line this close to the start of the season will get you bumped down this list a few spots. L.A. still has a lot to look forward to in 2025, but they’ll need to find their footing on offense without Rashawn Slater.
11. Denver Broncos
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2500
If not for Jayden Daniels’ historic first year, Bo Nix would have dominated the rookie quarterback conversation last season. With 2024 DPOY Patrick Surtain II on the other side of the ball, Sean Payton finds himself at the helm of the most entertaining Broncos squad since Peyton Manning rode off into the sunset a decade ago.
12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +3000
There’s a new wideout in town, and Baker Mayfield is coming off career highs in completions, yards, and touchdowns. Despite OC Liam Coen opting to take the reins in Jacksonville, Bucky Irvin’s breakout season and the addition of Ohio State receiver Emeka Egbuka late in the first round have to inspire some confidence in this Tampa Bay team as they’re in position to dominate a comparatively weak NFC South.
13. Minnesota Vikings
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2500
The Sam Darnold era was short-lived, but like every shiny new iPhone, his obsolescence was planned. 2024 COY Kevin O’Connell has big things in mind for J.J. McCarthy, and although the Vikings finished 2025’s draft with the fifth-lowest Draft Capital Over Expected (1.48), the fact that the team remains largely unchanged from last season might not be such a bad thing.
14. Houston Texans
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +3500
Some blame C.J. Stroud’s sophomore slump, others blame a receiving corps plagued by injuries. No matter the reason, the story remains the same – the Texans underperformed in the stretch last season. Will Anderson Jr. has the defense primed to make a run amidst a soft AFC South, but the offense will need to return to 2023 form.
15. San Francisco 49ers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2000
Change is scary but necessary for progress. Losing a longtime WR1 to free agency can be jarring, but the departure of an aging Deebo Samuel for Washington frees up space on this offense for some of San Francisco’s young receiving talent to really shine. Jauan Jennings is coming off a career year, and second-year wideout Ricky Pearsall looks poised to take the next step into a consistent WR3 role once Brandon Aiyuk is ready to return. With Christian McCaffrey at full strength for the first time since 2023, Brock Purdy will still have plenty of targets in 2025.
16. Arizona Cardinals
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +5000
Although they finished just under .500 last season, the improvements Arizona has made since Jonathan Gannon’s inaugural head coaching season in 2023 are night and day. They’ll need to see more production from their youth on offense, but if Marvin Harrison Jr. and Trey McBride can take those next steps with Kyler Murray under center, the ceiling could be high for this team.
17. Pittsburgh Steelers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +4000
Could Aaron Rodgers’ swan song spell Mike Tomlin’s first losing season in Pittsburgh? Not if DK Metcalf and Jonnu Smith have anything to say about it! In all seriousness, the Steelers lost a lot of pieces on both ends of the ball in the past year, and this aging corps will have to fight to keep its head above water through two dates apiece with the Bengals and Ravens.
18. Seattle Seahawks
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +6000
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. A journeyman quarterback leaves the comfort of Kevin O’Connell’s system after an uncharacteristically productive year to sign a big deal elsewhere. This Sam Darnold signing has “Cousins to Atlanta” written all over it, and we all know how that ended.
19. Miami Dolphins
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +8000
The Dolphins have made few significant additions to their roster since last season, and despite efforts to cut down Tua Tagovailoa’s time-to-throw, the injuries continue to roll in. Recent attempts to strengthen the offensive line (drafting LT Patrick Paul in the second round last year and LG Jonah Savaiinaea this year) could help, but they’ll need to avoid getting outpaced on offense early.
20. Jacksonville Jaguars
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +8000
Heads turned in Duvall after the Jaguars traded up to the second pick in the draft to select Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter, and his receiving role alongside second-year sensation Brian Thomas Jr. could shake up this already promising offense. The Liam Coen rebuild has been a statement, but it could spell the start of a do-or-die year for Trevor Lawrence.
21. Chicago Bears
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +4000
Despite public perception reflecting a lack of faith in his decision-making ability, Caleb Williams’ rookie year was, statistically speaking, nothing to sneeze at. That being said, it’s time we saw some payoff in the W column after the offensive-minded draft strategy GM Ryan Poles has brought over the last three seasons. Chicago’s first three picks in 2025 (Colston Loveland, Luther Burden III, and Ozzy Trapilo) went towards building this offense up with Williams as the focal point, but it is likely to gain them little traction any time soon, considering the state of their division.
22. New England Patriots
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +8000
While there are spots of promise on this depth chart (Christian Gonzalez, DeMario Douglas), this season’s focus is solidifying Drake Maye’s future as the starter in Foxboro while establishing Mike Vrabel’s system as the long-term catalyst for said future. The rebuild to the dynasty days of Brady and Belichick is off to a good start, but this team still has a long way to go.
23. Dallas Cowboys
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +5000
This week’s Micah Parsons drama only served to emphasize the deeper issues that have permeated throughout the Cowboys locker room under Jerry Jones. They’ll enter the 2025 season with the 32nd-ranked running back room, a retirement letter from Zach Martin, and a shaky Dak Prescott on the wrong side of 30.
24. Atlanta Falcons
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +8000
Michael Penix is set to start the season, and Atlanta made big moves in the draft to bulk up this defense. The youth on this roster will take time to develop, but whether or not this is a true rebuild or just a flash in the pan will be decided by their established core of Bijan Robinson, Drake London, and Kyle Pitts. If they hope to rise up in the rankings, Penix has to be able to trust the team Terry Fontenot built for him.
25. Las Vegas Raiders
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +10000
The Raiders are making it difficult to ignore their additions on the offensive side of the ball over the past two seasons. Brock Bowers is set to start his sophomore season after leading all tight ends in receptions and yards as a rookie last season, and Ashton Jeanty is expected to make waves early. While this team still has leaps and bounds to make on defense before we’re ready to consider them contenders, one should exercise caution when sleeping on this scrappy Raiders offense.
26. New York Giants
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +20000
The cries for Daniel Jones’ head were finally answered last season after seven arduous years, making way for the NFL’s most improved quarterback room. With Russell Wilson, Jameis Winston, and Jaxson Dart all proving to be exciting options on offense and the defensive line shaping up to be one of this year’s most intimidating positional units, it’s easy to forget just how many fires this team still has to put out (specifically in the secondary and the receiving corps) before anyone could call them legit.
27. Carolina Panthers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +15000
Carolina enlisted the long arms of Tetairoa McMillan this offseason to help pull Bryce Young out of the proverbial basement as the once-promising Alabama alum enters his third season in Charlotte. Alongside Xavier Legette and Adam Thielen, he’ll join what could be a very exciting Panthers receiving room IF their offensive line steps up. The line and most of the defensive unit (except Jaycee Horn) still have plenty of room to improve, and overall expectations remain low in Carolina.
28. New York Jets
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +20000
The Giants aren’t the only new look in New York. With Justin Fields in the cockpit and Armand Membou being drafted to protect him, hopes are high that guys like Garrett Wilson and Breece Hall will be able to elevate their game in 2025. They’ll need to show that they can execute on offense while avoiding the type of injuries that have plagued them for the past few seasons.
29. Tennessee Titans
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +20000
His preseason debut left much to be desired, but Cam Ward still has a promising rookie year lined up despite Tennessee's recent offensive struggles. The additions of Tyler Lockett and Van Jefferson round out this receiving room nicely, and the league’s eighth-easiest schedule won’t hurt the Titans either. They still have a lot to prove if they hope to climb these power rankings, however, especially considering their comparatively soft defense.
30. Indianapolis Colts
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +10000
Indy’s limited options at quarterback may have just become even more limited, as Anthony Richardson took a sack in the first quarter of his preseason opener against the Ravens that resulted in a dislocated finger on his throwing hand. While he is expected to return soon, fans got a small taste of the nightmarish alternative as Daniel Jones took over at QB and proceeded to complete 10 of 21 passes.
31. Cleveland Browns
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +30000
Speaking of quarterback drama, the Browns signed their sixth candidate this past week in Tyler Huntley, meaning we are almost certainly facing some aggressive cuts before the start of the season. You just don’t see these kinds of moves from teams with a ‘win-now’ mentality, so we can expect Cleveland to at least open the season at the bottom of the barrel.
32. New Orleans Saints
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +30000
Arguably the only team in a worse quarterback situation than the Browns and Colts, none of New Orleans’ rostered QBs have won a start to this point in their careers. The closest thing they have to “veteran presence” is second-year Spencer Rattler, who has lost all six of his NFL starts. Factor in an aging Alvin Kamara, a hobbled Chris Olave as the only true target, and the departures of Marshon Lattimore, Paulson Adebo, and Tyrann Mathieu on defense, and you’ve got a recipe for a very long season.
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