NFL Playoff Picture 2025, Week 12 Wild Card Bracket Hunt, Standings, Super Bowl Odds

The Philadelphia Eagles and Denver Broncos stand atop the NFC and AFC, respectively, through 11 weeks of the 2025 NFL season, but are either of those two squads the current favorites to win the Super Bowl this February?

The answer lies inside this look at the league's playoff picture, which also includes a look at each playoff picture, the teams vying for a wild card berth, and the current odds for the Lombardi Trophy.

AFC Playoff Picture

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The AFC playoff picture is:

1. Denver Broncos (9-2, West; Wins tie break over New England based on best win percentage in conference games)

2. New England Patriots (9-2, South)

3. Indianapolis Colts (8-2, South)

4. Pittsburgh Steelers (6-4, North)

5. Buffalo Bills (7-3, Wildcard)

6. Los Angeles Chargers (7-4, Wildcard)

7. Jacksonville Jaguars (6-4, Wildcard)

8. Houston Texans (5-5; Wins tie break over Kansas City based on best win percentage in conference games. Wins tie break over Baltimore based on head-to-head sweep)

9. Kansas City Chiefs (5-5; Wins tie break over Baltimore based on head-to-head win percentage)

10. Baltimore Ravens (5-5)

11. Miami Dolphins (4-7)

12. Cincinnati Bengals (3-7)

13. Las Vegas Raiders (2-7)

14. New York Jets (2-8; Wins tie break over Cleveland based on head-to-head win percentage)

15. Cleveland Browns (2-8)

16. Tennessee Titans (1-9)

NFC Playoff Picture

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The NFC playoff picture is:

1. Philadelphia Eagles (8-2, East; Wins tie break over LA Rams based on head-to-head win percentage)

2. Los Angeles Rams (8-2, West)

3. Chicago Bears (7-3, North)

4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-4, South)

5. Seattle Seahawks (7-3, Wild card)

6. Green Bay Packers (6-3-1, Wild card)

7. San Francisco 49ers (7-4, Wildcard)

8. Detroit Lions (6-4)

9. Carolina Panthers (6-5)

10. Minnesota Vikings (4-6)

11. Dallas Cowboys (3-5-1)

12. Arizona Cardinals (3-7; Wins tie break over Atlanta based on best win percentage in conference games)

13. Atlanta Falcons (3-7)

14. Washington Commanders (3-8)

15. New Orleans Saints (2-8)

16. New York Giants (2-9)

Current Super Bowl Odds

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Rams ( 500; bet $100, win $600)

Eagles ( 650)

Bills ( 850)

Colts ( 900)

Seahawks ( 1000)

Chiefs ( 1000)

Lions ( 1100)

Ravens ( 1300)

Patriots ( 1400)

Broncos ( 1400)

Packers ( 1600)

Buccaneers ( 3000)

49ers ( 3000)

Chargers ( 5000)

Jaguars ( 6500)

Texans ( 7500)

Steelers ( 9000)

Bears ( 10000)

Cowboys ( 30000)

Panthers ( 30000)

Vikings ( 40000)

Bengals ( 40000)

Falcons ( 60000)

Commanders ( 100000)

Titans ( 100000)

Jets ( 100000)

Giants ( 100000)

Saints ( 100000)

Dolphins ( 100000)

Raiders ( 100000)

Browns ( 100000)

Cardinals ( 100000)

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook

Philadelphia Is Back at the Top of the NFC

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The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Detroit Lions 16-9 Sunday night in the City of Brotherly Love to remain atop the NFC through 11 weeks.

It was not a pretty game, and the offense tallied less than 300 total yards, but the defending Super Bowl champions did just enough to earn the win and continue their quest to get back to the grandest stage in professional football.

Jalen Hurts threw for just 135 yards with no touchdowns but he did score on the ground. Saquon Barkley stayed under 100 yards and AJ Brown caught seven passes for just 49 yards.

None of those numbers are particularly encouraging for a team that has managed to win games but not convincingly or in a manner that convinces many that they will be back in the thick of things come playoff time.

Still, the only statistic that truly matters is the win-loss column, and thus far, the champs are 8-2 and looking like a favorite to play well into January and February.

How they will fare when they finally do need to throw up some numbers and put on an offensive show to win a game is the real question. We saw them fire things up against the Rams back at the beginning of the season, overcoming a big deficit to win via blocked field goal, but they will not be able to count on just turning it on when they want or need to.

A big test will come against Dallas next week.

The Cowboys have a putrid defense, but they also have an offense that can hang with any in football. If they are able to put up yards and score, Philly may be forced to rediscover their potent offense or suffer an upset loss.

Still, the Eagles have done everything they have to at this point, even if it has not been pretty, and the winners of two out of three of the last NFC titles are looking to stake their claim to another as the potential start of a new dynasty.