As we approach Week 15 of the 2025 NFL season, the latest power rankings reflect an exciting landscape following Week 14″s games. A thrilling overtime victory by the Los Angeles Chargers against the Philadelphia Eagles capped off a week that saw the Jacksonville Jaguars, Green Bay Packers, and Pittsburgh Steelers all take commanding leads in their respective divisions.
In this updated ranking, the Rams have ascended to the top spot after a decisive win against the Arizona Cardinals. They have scored a remarkable 100 points in the first quarter this season, far surpassing the next closest team by 14 points. This is a stark contrast to last season, where they struggled with slow starts, accumulating only 30 points in first quarters throughout the entire regular season.
Holding the second position are the New England Patriots, who enjoyed a bye week. Notably, punter Marcus Jones continues to impress, ranking second in average yards per punt return this season, a significant leap from his previous averages.
The Seattle Seahawks remain strong contenders at third, despite ranking second in giveaways. Quarterback Sam Darnold has been effective, although he leads the league in turnovers, highlighting a key area for improvement as the team gears up for playoffs.
Following closely, the Denver Broncos sit at fourth place, with quarterback Bo Nix having a busy season, currently third in both pass attempts and completions. The team”s defense has been a significant factor in their success, further complemented by a more balanced offensive approach.
The Green Bay Packers hold fifth place, but their shocking statistic is the drop in takeaways. Despite a solid defensive performance overall, they have forced only 12 turnovers this season, a stark decline from the previous year”s total.
As we examine other teams, the Buffalo Bills rank sixth, with defensive end Joey Bosa leading the league in forced fumbles, showcasing his continued impact on the field. The San Francisco 49ers and Jacksonville Jaguars follow, both demonstrating surprising strengths and weaknesses in their gameplay and statistics.
The Philadelphia Eagles have struggled on third downs, sitting at 28th in conversions, while the Chicago Bears lead the league in takeaways, showcasing their defensive prowess despite other shortcomings.
As the season progresses, teams will need to address these surprising statistics to enhance their playoff aspirations. With only a few weeks left in the regular season, every game becomes crucial for teams looking to secure their postseason positions.
