Week 13 brought drama as the Rams, Eagles and Chiefs all lost. So as we crown a new No. 1, we examine the best-case scenario for each team.

Thanksgiving week in the NFL did not disappoint! All 32 teams were in action, and there were a ton of upsets, including the Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys a

The Chiefs also have injury issues as they prepare to navigate the final five games. They played the Cowboys game without right guard Trey Smith and then lost tackles Josh Simmons (who could go on injured reserve with a wrist injury) and Jawaan Taylor.

The Lions potentially missing the postseason snuck up on everyone, but they're sitting on the outside of a crowded NFC playoff field.

The top team is down, who steps into the void? The home stretch is upon the NFL as 2025 is down to just five weeks left in the regular season.

One thing you can be sure of for the rest of the NFL season is that a lot of close games are coming. Who wins? That’s anybody’s guess. The Patriots and Broncos have started to separate from the pack,

The Los Angeles Rams fell victim to the curse of being No. 1 in the 2025 Power Rankings. Will anyone be able to defend the top spot?

Another week, another new No. 1 team as the Rams and Eagles fall, shaking up Bucky Brooks' Top 10 yet again.

The Rams tumble means a new team ascends to the top of the NFC -- will it be the same one atop our Week 14 power ranks?

The Falcons already don't own their 2026 first-round pick, which they sent to the Rams to draft James Pearce Jr. GM Terry Fontenot is also on the hot seat, and while ESPN's Dan Graziano called Morris a "personal favorite" of owner Arthur Blank, the results, plethora of coaching errors and general state of the franchise are underwhelming at best.