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The Chicago Bears embarrassed the Jacksonville Jaguars in London, but not as badly as the Detroit Lions humiliated the Dallas Cowboys. Meanwhile, the race for the 2025 No. 1 overall pick is on, with the Las Vegas Raiders emerging as a contender for the selection after making a blockbuster trade with the New York Jets.
While the majority of our top 10 remains unchanged, there has been plenty of shuffling done in this week’s power rankings. Here’s a look at where each team stands entering Week 7.
The Chiefs remain atop our power rankings for the seventh consecutive week and don’t be surprised if they maintain the top spot in our next edition. After all, Chiefs HC Andy Reid is 21-4 after the bye week during his illustrious career.
Week 7: at San Francisco (4:25 p.m. ET | Fox)
2. Minnesota Vikings (5-0)
Coming off its bye, Minnesota faces its toughest test of the season in Week 7 against a red-hot Lions team in a pivotal NFC North clash. Fortunately for the Vikings offense, the unit is well-positioned to see its success continue against Detroit, considering star edge-rusher Aidan Hutchinson will be sidelined with a leg injury.
. Detroit Lions (4-1)
The Lions took last season’s controversial Week 17 loss to Dallas personally. OC Ben Johnson dug deep into his bag of tricks to humiliate the Cowboys, handing them their most lopsided loss since 1988, according to. Baltimore Ravens (4-2)
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The Ravens defense continues to display vulnerabilities, though it doesn’t matter much since the offense has been humming. During its current four-game winning streak, Baltimore5
Buffalo isn’t ready to give up the AFC East throne just yet, as it held off the Jets to earn a 23-20 road win on “Monday Night Football.” As long as the Bills defense can maintain the momentum from Monday’s second half, during which the unit allowed three points, the team should be able to kickstart another winning streak.
The Falcons, winners of their last three consecutive games, continue to climb up our power rankings as the Kirk Cousins-led offense keeps rolling. The NFC South is emerging as a two-horse race, and Atlanta should feel confident about its chances of clinching its first division title since 2016.
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