NFL power rankings, Week 15: Eagles clearly atop them all

In this week’s NFL power rankings, the Philadelphia Eagles are beginning to showcase why they’re the class of the league.

Houston almost pulled a massive upset against its in-state rival, but couldn’t finish.

The Broncos scored 28 points to notch a season-high, and still managed to lose.

Coming out of their bye, the Bears have a chance to play spoiler over the last month.

Very little has gone right for the Rams this season, but Thursday night was something else.

The loss hurts, but Kyler Murray’s injury looms large going forward.

New Orleans should be much better than it is, but the Saints have become one of the league’s biggest disappointments.

Jeff Saturday has four more games to prove himself worthy of a look for 2023.

Desmond Ritter is getting a look for the last month, giving the Falcons an idea of what they have.

Pittsburgh had an opportunity to make faint noise in the AFC playoff picture, but losing to the Ravens finished those notions.

Only the Raiders.

Carolina is one game out of first place in the NFC South. Sam Darnold in the playoffs?

Deshaun Watson has looked terrible so far. The Browns have to be hoping it’s temporary rust.

Jacksonville demolished the Titans on Sunday, giving the Jaguars some reason to believe they can catch Tennessee.

The Packers are only playing for pride. The question is how much pride do they have?

This offense is impossibly brutal to watch. Tom Brady must be praying for the season to end.

The Lions are suddenly one game out of a playoff spot after crushing the Vikings. Detroit has real life late in December.

It’s not over for New England, but a brutal schedule lies ahead.

Mike White is a gamer and the Jets have a real defense. Those elements just weren’t enough to beat the Bills in Buffalo.

Seattle is starting to fall apart. Additionally, the Seahawks have a tough stretch ahead with the Niners and Chiefs.

What was that? Tennessee is falling to pieces at the wrong time.

A full month without a victory. If the Giants don’t beat the Commanders in Washington this weekend, it’s likely over.

Washington is off its bye and has the aforementioned enormous tilt with Big Blue. The winner is in good shape. The loser is in anything but.

The Chargers beat the Dolphins and looked terrific doing so. Best effort of the year.

Minnesota has a great record, but the Vikings are a tough team to believe in come the playoffs.

The Dolphins need more from Tua Tagovailoa. The last two weeks have been rough, to be kind.

Even with myriad injuries, the Ravens are soldiering on with ugly victories. Can they get another this week against Atlanta?

Brock Purdy, the greatest quarterback of all-time? People are whispering.

Cincinnati is starting to look the part of a Super Bowl favorite. Quality win over Cleveland, who had previously beaten the Bengals in five straight games.

The Cowboys were a train wreck for most of their game against Houston, but found a way to drive 98 yards for the win.

Josh Allen doesn’t seem completely right, but the defense stepped up, Allen made enough plays, and the Bills won a critical game.

The Chiefs went up 27-0 on Denver, then allowed 21 straight points before winning 34-28. Not playing their best lately.

Nobody is more complete than Philadelphia. The Eagles have an MVP candidate in quarterback Jalen Hurts, terrific weapons, an excellent offensive line, and a phenomenal defense. It’s all there.