Week 10 NFL Power Rankings

The Chiefs scraped by with a win against the Buccaneers in overtime on Monday night to stay undefeated. They have a real chance at a 17-0 season, and the connection between Mahomes and DeAndre Hopkins is scary for opposing defenses. The Lions’ 10-point win over the Packers doesn’t fully reflect just how dominant they were in this game, as they continue to impress more each week. The Ravens jump into the top five after a convincing victory over the Broncos, while the Eagles notch their fourth straight win but still trail the Commanders in the NFC East, who won their third straight. Pittsburgh was on a bye week, but due to the strong performances by the Ravens and Commanders, they drop one spot. Sorry, Steelers fans. The Falcons take a two game lead in the NFC South, and get into the top 10 this week.

The Texans are just outside the top 10 after a loss to the Jets on Thursday Night Football. They’re now 6-3 but have only outscored opponents 201-200 on the season. They’ll need Nico Collins to return this week and start showing some dominance if they want to move back up the ranks. The Cardinals move into the top 15, having won three straight to take the lead in the NFC West. Only half a game behind, the Rams notched their third straight win after an exciting overtime victory against the Seahawks. Puka Nacua was ejected for throwing a punch, but with his receivers healthy, Matt Stafford looks capable of beating any opponent. The Buccaneers, now on a three-game losing streak, continue to fall down the rankings after losing both Chris Godwin and Mike Evans.

At this point in the season, we can start looking at the bottom of the ranks as a potential draft order. The Cowboys have dropped three straight and now face an even tougher road without Dak Prescott, who is headed to IR with a hamstring injury. The Patriots fell to the Titans after Drake Maye forced overtime with one of the most improbable plays you’ll ever see. At the very bottom, the New Orleans Saints. Now losers of seven straight games, the Saints are at the lowest point they have been in a very long time following a loss to the Panthers. They fired head coach Dennis Allen, traded star cornerback Marshon Lattimore, and Chris Olave suffered his second concussion of the season after a poor decision made by Derek Carr led him into two defenders. Former Saints players are airing out their dirty laundry on Twitter, fans are calling for the firing of long-time GM Mickey Loomis, and now they will face a hot Falcons team on Sunday. Good luck, New Orleans.

Below is the full list of the Power Rankings.