NFL Playoff Picture 2025, Wild Card Standings and Week 11 Super Bowl Bracket Odds

Past the midway point in the season, the eyes of the football world turn to the NFL playoffs and the teams that will likely compete for the Lombardi Trophy in Super Bowl 60 on Sunday, February 8.

The Indianapolis Colts and Seattle Seahawks are surprise conference leaders while the Buffalo Bills, Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams, and Detroit Lions were all expected to be in the hunt at this point in the season.

Where do they currently sit in the playoff picture, what are the scenarios that catapult one past the other, and who do the odds makers have as the favorites to win the world title this winter?

Find out in this look at the NFL Playoff picture.

NFC Playoff Standings

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The current NFC playoff picture and Wild-Card standings are as follows:

Seattle Seahawks (7-2, West; wins tie break over LA based on best win percentage in division games)

Philadelphia Eagles (6-2, East)

Green Bay Packers (5-2-1, North)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-3, South)

Los Angeles Rams (7-2, Wild card)

Detroit Lions (6-3, Wild card; wins tie break over Chicago based on win percentage in conference games)

Chicago Bears (6-3, Wild card)

San Francisco 49ers (6-4)

Carolina Panthers (5-5)

Minnesota Vikings (4-5)

Dallas Cowboys (3-5-1)

Arizona Cardinals (3-6; wins tie break over Atlanta based on best win percentage in conference games)

Atlanta Falcons (3-6)

Washington Commanders (3-7)

New Orleans Saints (2-8; wins tie break over New York based on head-to-head win percentage)

New York Giants (2-8)

AFC Playoff Picture

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The current AFC playoff picture is as follows:

Indianapolis Colts (8-2, South; wins tie breaker over Denver and New England based on head-to-head win percentage)

Denver Broncos (8-2, West; wins tie break over New England based on best win percentage in conference games)

New England Patriots (8-2, East)

Pittsburgh Steelers (5-4, North)

Los Angeles Chargers (7-3, Wildcard)

Buffalo Bills (6-3, Wildcard)

Jacksonville Jaguars (5-4, Wildcard; wins tie breaker over Baltimore based on head-to-head win percentage)

Kansas City Chiefs (5-4)

Houston Texans (4-5; wins tie breaker over Baltimore based on head-to-head win percentage)

Baltimore Ravens (4-5)

Cincinnati Bengals (3-6)

Miami Dolphins (3-7)

New York Jets (2-7)

Las Vegas Raiders (2-7; wins tie break over Miami based on best win percentage in conference games)

Cleveland Browns (2-7)

Tennessee Titans (1-8)

Playoff scenarios via ESPN.

Current Super Bowl Odds

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The current Super Bowl odds via DraftKings Sportsbook are:

Kansas City Chiefs ( 600; bet $100, win $700)

Los Angeles Rams ( 700)

Detroit Lions ( 850)

Seattle Seahawks ( 900)

Philadelphia Eagles ( 900)

Indianapolis Colts ( 900)

Buffalo Bills ( 950)

Green Bay Packers ( 1000)

Baltimore Ravens ( 1400)

Denver Broncos ( 1700)

New England Patriots ( 1800)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers ( 2500)

Los Angeles Chargers ( 2500)

San Francisco 49ers ( 5000)

Houston Texans ( 7000)

Pittsburgh Steelers ( 12000)

Jacksonville Jaguars ( 12000)

Chicago Bears ( 15000)

Minnesota Vikings ( 25000)

Dallas Cowboys ( 40000)

Carolina Panthers ( 40000)

Atlanta Falcons ( 40000)

Washington Commanders ( 80000)

Arizona Cardinals ( 80000)

Tennessee Titans ( 100000)

New York Jets ( 100000)

New York Giants ( 100000)

New Orleans Saints ( 100000)

Miami Dolphins ( 100000)

Las Vegas Raiders ( 100000)

Cleveland Browns ( 100000)

Cincinnati Bengals ( 100000)

A Loaded NFC West

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The NFC West is and has been one of the best divisions in pro sports for years now, with two or three teams routinely competing for playoff spots and one of the top seeds in the conference.

That will not change in 2025, with the Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Rams looking like the class of the NFC through the first 10 weeks of the season.

The Seahawks sent a message loudly and clearly to the rest of the league Sunday, dismantling a hapless Arizona Cardinals squad, 44-22. Mike MacDonald has his squad playing some of the best football in the game, with a defense that is coming to life of late, with former Dallas Cowboys star DeMarcus Lawrence scoring twice in Week 10, returning two fumbles.

The Rams have not been shabby themselves on that side of the ball, thanks in large part to ball-hawking linebacker Nate Landman and his propensity for replicating Hall of Famer Charles Tillman's "Peanut Punch" and jarring the ball loose from his opponents.

The Rams capitalized on another forced fumble from the breakout star to take an early, commanding lead over division foes, the San Francisco 49ers en route to a 42-26 victory.

Even the Niners are a threat, thanks to head coach Kyle Shanahan's inventive play-calling and ability to make up a deficit quickly. The only question for them is whether they will have the firepower necessary to make a late-season push amid a rash of injuries to top stars.

Week 11 brings with it one of the best and most important games of the season for the division when the Rams host the Seahawks. The winner will not only sit atop the division, but would be one of, if not the top seed in the conference.

Every week from here on out is essential to establishing playoff positioning but their showdown is as high-stakes as it gets on this side of the postseason given how important it will be for both squads to establish a home field advantage come January.