2024 NFL Power Rankings – Week 11

1.Kansas City Chiefs (9-0): The Chiefs just keep finding ways to overcome deficits and the odds to win games. On Sunday, the Broncos were lining up for a good winning 35-yard field goal with one second remaining in the game, trailing 16-14. Linebacker Leo Chenal blocked the field goal attempt to preserve the lead and the victory for the Chiefs. It was the 15th consecutive victory for the Chiefs. Next: +2 at Buffalo Bills - Sun, Nov. 17, 1:25 PM PT – O/U: 46 (ATS: 5-4 – O/U: 4-5) Win probability: 53.5%

2. Detroit Lions (8-1): The Lions trailed the Texans in Houston 23-7 at the half and quarterback Jared Goff was having a horrible day, throwing a total of 5 interceptions. But the resilient Lions didn't quit and became the first team since 1970 to come back from a 15+ point deficit and five interceptions. Lions kicker Jake Bates barely nailed a 58-yard field goal to tie the game at 23-23 and then barely nailed a 52-yard field goal to win it with no time left in the game. Next: -13 vs Jacksonville Jaguars – Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 47 (ATS: 7-2 – O/U: 4-5) Win probability: 92.5%

3. Buffalo Bills (8-2): The Bills got past the Colts, 30-20 to move to 8-2 in the AFC East. The Bills have a five-game lead and need just three wins to clinch the division. This week will be a classic matchup between the undefeated Chiefs and the Bills in Buffalo. Should be a barnburner. Next: -2 vs Kansas City Chiefs - Sun, Nov. 11, 1:25 PM PT – O/U: 46 (ATS: 6-4 – O/U: 6-4) Win probability: 46.5%

4. Minnesota Vikings (7-2): Quarterback Sam Darnold threw three interceptions on Sunday, but fortunately that was against the Jaguars in a 12-7 win. The Vikings dominated the Jags on the field, with 402 total offensive yards to 143 total offensive yards and controlled the time of possession, 42:19 to 17:41, running 82 offensive plays to just 43 for the Jags. Next: -6 at Tennessee Titans – Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 39.5 (ATS: 6-3 – O/U: 3-6) Win probability: 76.9%

5. Pittsburgh Steelers (7-2): The Steelers acquired wide receiver Mike Williams from the Jets for a 2025 5th round draft pick at the trade deadline, apparently because the Jets thought he couldn't help. In his first game as a Steeler, Williams game caught a 32-yard game winning touchdown from quarterback Russell Wilson to lead the Steelers to a 28-27 win over the Commanders. Next: +3 vs Baltimore Ravens – Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 48 (ATS: 7-2 – O/U: 5-4) Win probability: 35.6 %

6. Philadelphia Eagles (7-2): The Eagles extended their winning streak to five games with an easy 34-6 over the fading Cowboys. The Eagles moved back into first place after the Commanders lost to the Steelers. They take on the Commanders Thursday Night in Philadelphia. Next: -3.5 vs Washington Commanders – Thu, Nov. 14, 5:15 PM PT – O/U: 48.5 (ATS: 5-4 – O/U: 4-5) Win probability: 68.3%

7. Baltimore Ravens (7-3): The Ravens hung on for a close win at home, defeating the Bengals 35-34 when the two point conversion attempt by the Bengals failed. Quarterback Lamar Jackson threw for 290 yards and four touchdowns, and every yard was needed against the Bengals. Ravens lead league with 9-1 over/under record. Next: -3 at Pittsburgh Steelers – Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U 48 (ATS: 5-4-1 – O/U: 9-1) Win probability: 64.4%

8. Los Angeles Chargers (6-3): The Chargers won their third straight game, knocking off the Titans, 27-17. The Chargers lead the NFL in defensive scoring, allowing just 13.1 points per game. They are tied for the least amount of turnovers in the NFL with four, and QB Justin Herbert has thrown 11 touchdowns and just 1 interception in nine games. Next: -1.5 vs Cincinnati Bengals - Sun, Nov. 17, 5:20 PM PT – O/U: 47 (ATS: 6-3 – O/U: 2-7) Win probability: 57.5%

9. Washington Commanders (7-3): The Commanders fell out of first place after losing to the Steelers, 28-27. The Steelers held rookie quarterback Jayden Daniels to just five yards rushing and zero touchdowns throwing or running. The Commanders have a huge test on Thursday Night. Next: +3.5 at Philadelphia Eagles – Thu, Nov. 14, 5:15 PM PT – O/U: 48.5 (ATS: 7-2-1 – O/U: 7-3) Win probability: 31.7%

10. Green Bay Packers (6-3): The Packers are coming off their Bye Week in Week 10. They needed the time off to get players healthy. Quarterback Jordan Love is recovering from a groin injury and needed the time off to get better for the stretch run to the playoffs. Next: -5.5 at Chicago Bears - Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 40.5 (ATS: 4-5 – O/U: 4-4-1) Win probability: 73.9%

11. Houston Texans (6-4): The Texas blew a 16-point second half lead on Sunday Night to lose to the Detroit Lions, 26-23. The Texans still own a two-game lead in the crummy AFC South despite losing three of their last four games. Quarterback C.J. Stroud threw two interceptions and was sacked four times. Next: -7.5 at Dallas Cowboys – Mon, Nov. 18, 5:15 PM PT – O/U 42 (ATS: 4-5-1 – O/U: 2-8) Win probability: 74.1%

12. Arizona Cardinals (6-4): The Cardinals were impressive in easily defeating the Bears on Sunday, 29-9. The Cardinals sacked Bears quarterback Caleb Williams six times and rushed for 213 yards on offense, in a physically dominating win over the Bears. The Cardinals are all alone in first place in the NFC. They have now won three in a row and four of their last five games. Next: Bye – Following week: N/A at Seattle Seahawks - Sun, Nov. 24, 1:25 PM PT – O/U: N/A (ATS: 7-3 – O/U: 4-5-1) Win probability: N/A%

13. San Francisco 49ers (5-4): The 49ers got running back Christian McCaffrey back and got a hard-earned win over the Buccaneers in Tampa, 23-20, despite three missed field goal attempts by kicker Jake Moody. Next: -6.5 vs Seattle Seahawks – Sun, Nov. 17, 1:05 PM PT – O/U: 48 (ATS: 4-5 – O/U: 5-4) Win probability: 77.0%

14. Atlanta Falcons (6-4): The Falcons lost to the Saints on Sunday, 20-17, but they still hold a two-game lead over the second place Bucs. The Falcons have a relatively easy schedule down the stretch, with three remaining home games, the toughest being the Chargers on December 1st. Next: +2.5 at Denver Broncos – Sun, Nov. 17, 1:05 PM PT – O/U: 44 (ATS: 5-5 – O/U: 4-6) Win probability: 51.1%

15. Denver Broncos (5-5): The Broncos had the Chiefs on the ropes in Kansas City, but a blocked 35-yard field goal attempt with no time on the clock cost them an opportunity for a major road upset and a win that would have enhanced their playoff hopes. Next: -2.5 vs Atlanta Falcons - Sun, Nov. 17, 1:05 PM PT – O/U: 44 (ATS: 7-3 – O/U: 6-4) Win probability: 48.9%

16. Los Angeles Rams (4-5): The Rams had their three-game winning streak snapped at SoFi Stadium in a disappointing 23-15 loss to the Dolphins. The Rams were unable to score a touchdown in the game despite having all of their offensive weapons available. Next: -5 at New England Patriots – Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 43.5 (ATS: 3-6 – O/U: 4-5) Win probability: 69.6%

17. Cincinnati Bengals (4-6): The Bengals are one of the most entertaining teams in the NFL and put on a show for the fans on Thursday Night, but still lost, 35-34. With Joe Burrow at quarterback and wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase on the field, the Bengals have one of the most explosive passing attacks in the NFL. Next: +1.5 at Los Angeles Chargers – Sun, Nov. 17, 5:20 PM PT – O/U 47 (ATS: 6-4 – O/U: 7-3) Win probability: 42.5%

18. Seattle Seahawks (4-5): The Seahawks needed the Bye Week to get healthy and avoid another loss. The Seahawks will find out where they stand in the playoff chase in the next two weeks, with a tough game on the road against the 49ers this week and the streaking Cardinals the following week. Next: By+6.5 at San Francisco 49ers - Sun, Nov. 17, 1:05 PM PT – O/U: 48 (ATS: 2-6-1 - O/U: 5-4) Win probability: 23.0%

19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-6): The Buccaneers battled the 49ers but lost a game they needed to win, 23-20 on a 44-yard field goal with no time on the clock. The Bucs had tied the game, 20-20 with 41 second s remaining but were unable to keep the 49ers offense from driving for the game winning field goal in regulation. Next: Bye – Following week: N/A at New York Giants – Sun, Nov. 24, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: N/A (ATS: 6-4 – O/U: 7-3) Win probability: N/A%

20. Chicago Bears (4-5): The Bears lost to the Patriots at home, 19-3. The Pats held the Bears to 142 yards on offense and sacked rookie quarterback Caleb Williams nine times. The Bears front office responded by sacking OC Shane Waldron on Tuesday and replaced him with passing game coordinator Thomas Brown. The loss was the third consecutive for the Bears, who appear to be circling the drain in the NFC North race to make the playoffs. Next: +5.5 vs Green Bay Packers - Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 40.5 (ATS: 4-4-1 – O/U: 3-6) Win probability: 26.1%

21. Indianapolis Colts (4-6): The Colts lost their third in a row, falling to the Bills in Buffalo, 30-20. They only have one team with a winning record in their remaining seven games and they have a bye. They need to start winning games this weekend. Next: +4 at New York Jets – Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 43.5 (ATS: 7-3 – O/U: 4-6) Win probability: 30.2%

22. Miami Dolphins (3-6): The Dolphins earned a big 23-15 victory on the road against a streaky Rams team on MNF after losing 6 of their previous 7 games. Miami sacked QB Matthew Stafford four times, held the Rams without a touchdown while the Tua and the offense scored on their last three drives of the game. The Dolphins should continue to improve their playoff chances this Sunday as they host the Lost Vegas Raiders. Next: -7.5 vs Las Vegas Raiders - Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 44 (ATS: 3-6 – O/U: 3-6) Win probability: 85.1%

23. New England Patriots (3-7): Rookie quarterback Drake Maye threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to rookie wide receiver Ja'Lynn Polk late in the second quarter to give the Patriots a 10-3 lead and that is all the points they needed to defeat the Bears, 19-3 in Chicago. The Pats defense sacked rookie quarterback Caleb Williams nine times. Next: +5 vs Los Angeles Rams – Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 43.5 (ATS: 4-5-1 – O/U: 5-5) Win probability: 30.4%

24. New York Jets (3-7): The Jets were road kill for the Cardinals, losing 31-6. The Jets defense has regressed and despite the presence of future Hall-of-Fame QB Aaron Rodgers and talented offensive skill players, the Jets continue to struggle offensively. This team needs a whole new coaching staff. Next: -4 vs Indianapolis Colts - Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 43.5 (ATS: 3-7 – O/U: 4-5-1) Win probability: 69.8%

25. Carolina Panthers (3-7): The Panthers won for the third time this season, defeating the Giants, 20-17. Kicker Eddy Pineiro won the game with a 35-ayrd field goal in overtime, giving the Panthers a two-game winning streak. Next: Bye – Following week: N/A vs Kansas City Chiefs – Sun, Nov. 24, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: N/A (ATS: 3-7 – O/U: 7-3) Win probability: N/A%

26. New Orleans Saints (3-7): The Saints beat the Falcons on Sunday, ending their seven-game losing streak. Interim head coach Darren Rizzi won in his first game in the job, led by quarterback Derek Carr, who threw for 269 yards and two touchdowns. Next: -1 vs Cleveland Browns – Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 44.5 (ATS: 4-6 – O/U: 6-4) Win probability: 57.4%

27. Tennessee Titans (2-7): The Titans led early, but they just did not have the talent to stay with the Chargers, losing 27-17. The combination of the poor pass blocking of the Titans offensive line and the shaky pocked instincts of quarterback Will Levis led to seven sacks. The Titans need help on the offensive line. Next: +6 vs Minnesota Vikings – Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 39.5 (ATS: 1-8 – O/U: 5-3-1) Win probability: 23.1%

28. Dallas Cowboys (3-6): Starting quarterback Dak Prescott is done for the season with a partially torn hamstring injury. Backup Cooper Rush started on Sunday, but did not finish in a 34-6 blowout loss to the Eagles at home. It was the fifth consecutive home loss for the Cowboys, all by 20 points or more. Next: +7.5 vs Houston Texans - Mon, Nov. 18, 5:15 PM PT – O/U: 42 (ATS: 2-7 – O/U: 5-4) Win probability: 25.9%

29. Jacksonville Jaguars (2-8): There are nine teams in the AFC with at least six losses, but only one team has eight losses, that being the Jaguars. The Jags lost their eight of the season, this time to the Vikings, 12-7. The Jags had a total of 143 offensive yards in this game. The Jags are now 1-6 in games decided by five points or less. Next: +13 at Detroit Lions - Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 47 (ATS: 6-4 – O/U: 6-4) Win probability: 7.5%

30. New York Giants (2-8): The Giants lost their fifth consecutive game, this loss coming at the hands of the Panthers, 20-17. Teams that lose to the Panthers usually fire coaches, and with the bye week coming up for the Giants, expect changes. Next: Bye – Following week: N/A vs Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Sun, Nov. 24, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: N/A (ATS: 3-7 – O/U: 3-7) Win probability: N/A%

31. Las Vegas Raiders (2-7): The hapless Raiders were on their Bye Week, avoiding another loss. The good news for the Raiders is that the rookie draft class looks good led by tight end Brock Bowers, offensive guard Jackson Powers-Johnson, and offensive tackle DJ Glaze. All three are starting and playing solid football, with Bowers looking like a future All-Pro. Next: +7.5 at Miami Dolphins - Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U:44 (ATS: 4-5 – O/U: 6-3) Win probability: 14.9%

32. Cleveland Browns (2-7): The Browns needed a Bye Week to revaluate their season and their future. GM Andrew Berry was asked last week if injured QB Deshaun Watson will ever suit up again for the Browns. The Browns paid a steep price in draft picks and money for Watson. His answer: "That's always possible." Watson had a $230 million dollar guaranteed contract and has played poorly. One Cleveland sports reporter asked this question: What was worse, the trade that brought Watson to Cleveland or the contract offered to him after he got here? Next: +1 at New Orleans Saints – Sun, Nov. 17, 10:00 AM PT – O/U: 44.5 (ATS: 3-6 – O/U: 3-6) Win probability: 42.6%