In the wake of the Eagles' first loss since September, Eric Edholm has a familiar powerhouse sitting atop the Power Rankings once again. What is the full league hierarchy, 1-32, with just two weeks remaining in the regular season?

All the young NFL quarterbacks have their signature moments at some point, a play or a drive that shows off their talent and screams to the rest of the league that they are destined for special things.

Nothing ignites a good NFL discussion quite like quarterbacks. They're the most important ingredient in a championship recipe, after all. All signal-callers are at least partially a product of their situations,

David Helman brings the Chiefs up from fifth to fourth in his Week 17 power rankings, pointing to a nearly flawless record against projected playoff teams.

3. Vikings (No. 4; 13-2): They’re the most overlooked 13-2 team the NFL has ever seen. They aren’t overlooked here. 4. Lions (No. 5; 13-2): They answered the bell against the Bears. It might all come down to Week 18 against the Vikings. 5. Eagles (No. 1; 12-3): They need to get Jalen Hurts back, ASAP.

Brian Thomas Jr. became the first rookie wideout to cross the 1,000 mark, as he hauled in nine passes for 132 yards and a score in the win. Tank Bigsby found the end zone on one of his 12 carries, and the defense held the Raiders to only 314 total yards of offense.

It’s a big holiday week (mazel tov to those celebrating Hanukkah and “cool” to those celebrating Kwanzaa) so that means time is short. So rather than wasting your time with one of my witty, yet informative,

The Buccaneers and Falcons are fighting a pointless battle, the Commanders are all the way back, and more in our weekly NFL power rankings.