The Eagles are Super Bowl Champions, and the other 31 teams did their best over the free agent period and the 2025 NFL Draft 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 | Buffalo Bills | +750 | 0 |
| 4 | Kansas City Chiefs | +750 | 0 |
| 5 | Detroit Lions | +900 | 0 |
| 6 | Washington Commanders | +1800 | 0 |
| 7 | Los Angeles Chargers | +2500 | +1 |
| 8 | Green Bay Packers | +2500 | -1 |
| 9 | Los Angeles Rams | +2000 | 0 |
| 10 | Houston Texans | +3500 | 0 |
| 11 | San Francisco 49ers | +1800 | 0 |
| 12 | Cincinnati Bengals | +1800 | 0 |
| 13 | Denver Broncos | +4000 | 0 |
| 14 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | +3500 | +1 |
| 15 | Minnesota Vikings | +4000 | -1 |
| 16 | Chicago Bears | +3500 | 0 |
| 17 | Arizona Cardinals | +6600 | 0 |
| 18 | Pittsburgh Steelers | +5000 | 0 |
| 19 | Seattle Seahawks | +6600 | +1 |
| 20 | Miami Dolphins | +5000 | -1 |
| 21 | Jacksonville Jaguars | +10000 | 0 |
| 22 | Dallas Cowboys | +6600 | 0 |
| 23 | New England Patriots | +6600 | +1 |
| 24 | Atlanta Falcons | +6600 | -1 |
| 25 | Las Vegas Raiders | +12500 | 0 |
| 26 | Carolina Panthers | +15000 | 0 |
| 27 | New York Jets | +15000 | 0 |
| 28 | New York Giants | +25000 | 0 |
| 29 | Tennessee Titans | +20000 | +2 |
| 30 | Indianapolis Colts | +10000 | -1 |
| 31 | New Orleans Saints | +17500 | -1 |
| 32 | Cleveland Browns | +20000 | 0 |
NFL Team Rankings:
1. Philadelphia Eagles
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +650
As tends to happen with good teams, the Eagles suffered some major losses in March. They did manage to re-sign Zack Baun, and the Azeez Ojulari addition could end up looking great if he stays on the field. They also added Jihaad Campbell in the first round, who should help out immediately if he is healthy. Despite the losses, this roster remains ready to compete for a Super Bowl.
2. Baltimore Ravens
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +700
The Ravens' most important move in free agency was re-signing Ronnie Stanley. They were unsurprisingly quiet outside of taking a flier on DeAndre Hopkins, but they did not have many holes to fill, which they helped with Malaki Starks in the first round. As long as Lamar Jackson is on the field, they should compete at the top of the league.
3. Buffalo Bills
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +750
Some big extensions dominated Buffalo's offseason, but they did bring in four veteran defenders in free agency including Joey Bosa, who should fit into the rotational pass rush specialist role vacated by Von Miller with the chance to play a lot more if his health cooperates. Josh Palmer is also an interesting addition to a receiver corps with a lot of questions behind Khalil Shakir. The draft might not have produced a ton of immediate contributors, but this team is in good shape.
4. Kansas City Chiefs
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +750
Kansas City's offensive line was a primary concern exiting the Super Bowl, and that was before they traded away Joe Thuney. They did franchise tag Trey Smith and brought in Jaylon Moore to (they hope) solidify the left tackle spot. They also got a potential steal in Josh Simmons at the end of the first round, assuming his health cooperates. Most importantly, the Chiefs have to figure out how to get more explosive plays out of the offense in 2025.
5. Detroit Lions
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +900
The Lions did not make too many splashes in free agency, but they did make some smart moves. Getting D.J. Reed for less than the departing Carlton Davis got from the Patriots could look very smart in a year, and they seemed to get a discount when re-signing Levi Onwuzurike. We know this roster is good. The question is, what does it look like under the new coaching staff?
6. Washington Commanders
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +1800
With a good quarterback entering the second year of his rookie deal, the Commanders rightfully pushed in their chips this offseason. They traded for Deebo Samuel and Laremy Tunsil, re-signed veterans Bobby Wagner and Zach Ertz, and brought in Javon Kinlaw on a sizeable deal. As the Texans taught us last year, making big offseason moves does not always work out, and each guy listed above is on the backside of their respective career, but the Commanders have to at least try while Jayden Daniels is on a favorable contract.
7. Los Angeles Chargers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2500
They did move on from Joey Bosa and lost some key players in free agency, but it was not a particularly eventful March for the Chargers. The one area where they likely improved was along the offensive line, adding Andre James and signing Mekhi Becton coming off his career year. In the draft, they added offensive weapons with Omarion Hampton and Tre Harris in the first two rounds.
8. Green Bay Packers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2500
The Packers did not do a ton in free agency, but they did spend big on both Aaron Banks and Nate Hobbs to shore up the offensive line and secondary. In the draft, they added the speedy Matthew Golden to supplement a receiver corps that lacks a true No. 1 and will be without Christian Watson for at least some of the season.
9. Los Angeles Rams
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +2000
In the first offseason edition of these rankings, the possibility of Matthew Stafford leaving moved the Rams further down the list. Well, he is back, Cooper Kupp has been replaced by Davante Adams, and the Rams still have all of that young talent on defense. That said, it does not appear the draft added any impact players for 2025.
10. Houston Texans
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +3500
Houston's offensive line was not good last season, so it was not surprising they decided to blow it up. It was slightly surprising one of those explosions was trading away Laremy Tunsil, clearly the best player on that offensive line, but they rebounded by landing Cam Robinson, Laken Tomlinson, and Trent Brown in free agency before drafting Aireontae Ersery in the second round. Those three veterans have their own questions, but they will at worst offer more competition for the starting spots.
11. San Francisco 49ers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +1800
The 49ers did not have a good 2024 season, and the 2025 offseason is not looking much better. They traded away Deebo Samuel, lost a host of important defenders including Charvarius Ward, Talanoa Hufanga, and Dre Greenlaw, and saw Aaron Banks leave for the Packers. San Francisco was always going to have to reset the roster at some point, they still have talent on both sides of the ball, and they spent each of their first five draft picks on defenders. Still, the roster looks shakier than it did at the start of last season.
12. Cincinnati Bengals
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +1800
The Bengals got the major deals done, signing Tee Higgins and Ja'Marr Chase to big extensions, and it looks like Trey Hendrickson will still be around after he was not dealt on draft day. The defense did get some help in the draft, notably No. 17 overall pick Shemar Stewart, but it remains a question mark.
13. Denver Broncos
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +4000
The Broncos took some risks in free agency, signing 30-year-old Evan Engram and taking a chance on Talanoa Hufanga and Dre Greenlaw — Greenlaw has already suffered another injury. When healthy, though, Hufanga and Greenlaw are among the best at their positions, and Engram adds a real pass catching option behind Courtland Sutton. It is surprising they went corner instead of adding another pass catcher in the first round, but this roster is probably better heading into 2025.
14. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +3500
The Bucs mostly kept things together, re-signing Chris Godwin and Lavonte David, and brought in Haason Reddick to help out the defensive front. Baker Mayfield once again having to work with a new offensive coordinator does add a minor wrinkle, but we should know what to expect from this team in 2025.
15. Minnesota Vikings
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +4000
Sam Darnold is gone, leaving J.J. McCarthy to lead an offense that was top 12 in points per drive and yards per play last season under Darnold. While there are other worry spots on the roster, how McCarthy handles his first season as a starter should determine if Minnesota can build on its 2024 season.
16. Chicago Bears
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +3500
The Bears successfully remade their offensive line in March, trading for Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson before signing Drew Dalman in free agency. It is possible they overpaid for their defensive additions, but solidifying the protection in front of Caleb Williams was a smart move. They continued to support their young quarterback in the draft, taking a tight end, wide receiver, and offensive tackle with their first three picks.
17. Arizona Cardinals
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +6600
It remains to be seen how it will work out, but the Cardinals at least spent to improve their pass rush, bringing back Baron Browning before signing Josh Sweat to a massive deal. They also added Walter Nolen and Will Johnson with their first two picks in the draft, two defenders with questions but undeniable top end talent. Given what happened to the 49ers in free agency, the NFC West looks wide open.
18. Pittsburgh Steelers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +5000
The Steelers' 2025 picture remains incomplete because they still do not have a starting quarterback. If reports are to be believed, that role will be filled by Aaron Rodgers, but nothing is official. Pittsburgh did make a big swing on offense by trading for DK Metcalf, but it remains to be seen if the 41-year-old Rodgers is still good enough to take advantage, assuming he signs.
19. Seattle Seahawks
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +6600
Seattle shuffled the deck in a big way in March, trading away Geno Smith and DK Metcalf, releasing Tyler Lockett, and signing Sam Darnold and Cooper Kupp. They added to the offensive line with Grey Zabel in the first round, but that unit could tell the story of Seattle's season given Darnold's issues under pressure.
20. Miami Dolphins
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +5000
The Dolphins are coming off a disappointing season, and it is fair to question if they are any better after free agency and the draft, especially with Jalen Ramsey seemingly on the way out. Miami does have high end talent, but the roster as a whole looks to be more middle of the pack, even with a healthy Tua Tagovailoa.
21. Jacksonville Jaguars
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +10000
The Jaguars did not really go big on any one player in free agency, but the new front office made a lot of mid-tier moves to bolster the roster. That changed in the draft when they traded up to select Travis Hunter at No. 2 overall. Even with that big move, everything hinges on Trevor Lawrence playing better in the new system.
22. Dallas Cowboys
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +6600
Dallas did bring back Osa Odighizuwa, but they were once again relatively quiet in free agency. They surprised in the draft, spending their first round pick on a guard (Tyler Booker) and failing to draft a running back until the fifth round. They did not add a receiver at all. Dallas is a team that could be active in the late free agency market — Amari Cooper remains available.
23. New England Patriots
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +6600
New coach Mike Vrabel did not talk long to remake the roster in his image, spending big on the defensive side of the ball by adding Milton Williams, Carlton Davis, and old friend Harold Landry. New England also made some veteran additions along the offensive line (Morgan Moses, Garrett Bradbury), and they added OT Will Campbell, RB TreVeyon Henderson, and WR Kyle Williams with their first three picks.
24. Atlanta Falcons
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +6600
The Falcons are still holding Kirk Cousins, but they are officially moving into the Michael Penix era. Unsurprisingly given their available cap space, Atlanta did not do a ton in free agency despite some important losses, and they gave up some of their already little draft capital to move up for James Pearce Jr. in the first round. They will need him and No. 15 overall pick Jalon Walker to hit.
25. Las Vegas Raiders
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +12500
The Raiders made one of the early splashes of the offseason, trading for Geno Smith to solidify their quarterback spot and reunite him with Pete Carroll. Then they added Ashton Jeanty with the No. 6 overall pick. The offense should be better in 2025. The question is, will it be enough to matter?
26. Carolina Panthers
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +15000
Bryce Young showed enough at the end of last season to give Panthers fans hope, and the team took several big swings on defense in March to help build on that momentum. They also added another receiver in the first round to help out Young. The Panthers still have work to do, but given the division, they could compete this season if Young continues to develop.
27. New York Jets
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +15000
The new Jets regime is hitching its wagon to a new quarterback, bringing in Justin Fields on a two-year contract. Despite leading the Steelers to a winning record before he was benched last season, Fields did not play great individually and has still not shown he can move the ball consistently through the air. While the roster has suffered some losses, especially on defense, they should still be at least competitive if Fields plays well.
28. New York Giants
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +25000
After signing Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston in free agency, the Giants traded up to draft Jaxson Dart in the first round. It is a scattershot approach at quarterback for a front office and coaching staff on the hot seat. The Gaints did make some good additions in free agency (Paulson Adebo, Jevon Holland), also added Abdul Carter in the draft, and are not as talent starved as 2024 might have made them seem, but offensive line and quarterback could still sink them.
29. Tennessee Titans
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +20000
The Titans spent along the offensive line in free agency, setting up the expected next step of drafting Cam Ward No. 1 overall. Add in some of the additions from last offseason and potentially some help at receiver, and the Titans might have a platform for unexpected success in 2025 if Ward hits the ground running.
30. Indianapolis Colts
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +10000
The Colts spent good money to upgrade the secondary in free agency, but the real story of their 2025 will be at quarterback, where they brought in Daniel Jones to compete with Anthony Richardson. We know who Jones is, and Richardson to this point has not shown much improvement as a passer. Richardson reaching a new level through the air is the only upside case here.
31. New Orleans Saints
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +17500
The Saints did some of their cap magic to bring back key free agents like Chase Young and sign Justin Reid, but this is still a roster with a lot of questions without even considering the injury concern for Derek Carr. The Saints tried to help out the backup situation with Tyler Shough in the second round, but he is a very old prospect who also has limited college experience.
32. Cleveland Browns
Super Bowl 60 Odds: +20000
The good news is Myles Garrett is returning on a big deal, and Cleveland made some potentially shrewd low-cost additions in free agency. The bad news is they still do not have an answer at quarterback despite drafting Shedeur Sanders in the fifth round. The safe bet is on multiple guys starting at quarterback in Cleveland this year, which does not make for a strong season projection.