NFL Power Rankings: Week 10 Standings Based on Latest Super Bowl Odds

In the ever-unpredictable task of ranking the NFL's teams from top to bottom, there's no more accurate way in doing so than turning toward Las Vegas.

Although well over half of the league is still in some sort of contention for the postseason, there seems to be a clear-cut hierarchy of teams with aspirations of making—and winning—Super Bowl 50. With one obvious favorite and a number of top-caliber contenders beside them, it's sure to be an exciting second half of the season.

Let's take a look at the latest Super Bowl odds in power-rankings form.

Week 10 NFL Power Rankings and Super Bowl Odds

Rank	Team	SB Odds
1	New England Patriots	9-4
2	Cincinnati Bengals	10-1
3	Carolina Panthers	8-1
4	Arizona Cardinals	8-1
5	Denver Broncos	12-1
6	Green Bay Packers	15-2
7	New York Jets	50-1
8	Minnesota Vikings	20-1
9	New Orleans Saints	100-1
10	Indianapolis Colts	25-1
11	New York Giants	18-1
12	Philadelphia Eagles	28-1
13	Pittsburgh Steelers	22-1
14	Oakland Raiders	75-1
15	Atlanta Falcons	40-1
16	Seattle Seahawks	14-1
17	St. Louis Rams	50-1
18	Buffalo Bills	100-1
19	Tennessee Titans	250-1
20	Kansas City Chiefs	150-1
21	Houston Texans	125-1
22	Baltimore Ravens	500-1
23	Miami Dolphins	200-1
24	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	500-1
25	San Diego Chargers	500-1
26	Dallas Cowboys	66-1
27	Chicago Bears	500-1
28	Jacksonville Jaguars	300-1
29	San Francisco 49ers	500-1
30	Washington	250-1
31	Cleveland Browns	2000-1
32	Detroit Lions	2000-1

Odds courtesy of Odds Shark.

New England Patriots (9-4)

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You don't typically see this big of a Super Bowl favorite throughout just one-half of any given season.

But you also don't typically see a run of dominance like the New England Patriots have shown in 2015.

The Pats may be just one of three teams with an 8-0 record, but they have had no trouble distancing themselves from the rest. Half of their victories have come in blowout fashion, and all eight have come by at least seven points.

There's the slight possibility for a slip-up in Week 10, as New England faces a New York Giants team that's actually the only NFL squad it hasn't beaten in the last seven years, per ESPN's Adam Schefter:

Of course, that losing skid to the G-Men—which obviously includes a Super Bowl face-plant—will only motivate Bill Belichick's crew even more to take care of business. 

It seems like the Pats have had a lot of different factors to motivate them this season. That doesn't seem likely to change until they hoist another Lombardi Trophy—and the oddsmakers are banking on them to do just that.

Tennessee Titans (250-1)

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What a difference a week can make in the NFL.

The Tennessee Titans opened 2015 with a blowout win over Tampa Bay, then followed it up with six straight defeats. Head coach Ken Whisenhunt was subsequently fired, a move not even all that popular in the locker room.

Then, boom. An offense recently stagnant was revitalized by Marcus Mariota's return, and the Titans hung 34 on the surging New Orleans Saints in an overtime road victory.

Still, at 2-6, there's no possible way Tennessee can make something of this season, right? Never say never, as the 4-5 division-leading Indianapolis Colts received some horrible injury news that could derail their season, per ESPN's Ed Werder:

Get this: A Titans win at home over Carolina (wishful thinking, I know) would put them just one game out of the AFC South lead. As long as Mariota continues to be protected and the Tennessee defense keeps doing what it's doing, the Titans could somehow, some way, claw their way back into the division race.