As the Chiefs get ready to host the Eagles on Monday in the game of the season, a Super Bowl rematch, both teams are standing atop the league. Over the last two seasons, those two are a combined 43-9 in the regular season.
Who’s chasing them? Here’s a look at the power rankings going into Week 11:
1. Eagles (8-1)
They haven’t played at full throttle yet and still stand atop the league.
2. Chiefs (7-2)
They’re still the kings of the AFC until proven otherwise.
3. 49ers (6-3)
The 49ers got back on track with an emphatic win over the Jaguars.
4. Dolphins (6-3)
The Dolphins are 10-2 at home over the last two seasons.
5. Lions (7-2)
Their next major test doesn’t come until Week 17 against the Cowboys.
6. Ravens (7-3)
Even with three losses, they have an NFL-best plus-113 point differential.
7. Cowboys (6-3)
Dak Prescott is third in the NFL in passer rating at 105.1
8. Browns (6-3)
It’s hard to find a flaw in their defense, and that’s promising for the playoffs.
9. Bengals (5-4)
Their next three opponents are the Ravens, Steelers and Jaguars (19-9 combined).
10. Jaguars (6-3)
Trevor Lawrence played his worst game since his rookie season while losing to the 49ers.
11. Seahawks (6-3)
The Seahawks are 15-11 since trading Russell Wilson for a haul from the Broncos.
12. Steelers (6-3)
Mike Tomlin’s next win will tie him for 14th all-time.
13. Texans (5-4)
They’re good, and C.J. Stroud and DeMeco Ryans could vault them to great.
14. Bills (5-5)
They can no longer be taken seriously as a contender.
15. Vikings (6-4)
New quarterback Josh Dobbs has a 101.4 passer rating in his first two games.
16. Chargers (4-5)
The Chargers are 29-29 with no playoff wins in Justin Herbert’s starts.
17. Saints (5-5)
Quarterback Derek Carr gets a week off to heal during Saints’ bye.
18. Raiders (5-5)
They’ve won two straight under Antonio Pierce, but the Dolphins are next.
19. Broncos (4-5)
The Broncos started 1-5 and now are one game out of the playoff field.
20. Buccaneers (4-5)
They’re still right there with the Saints and Falcons in the sad NFC South.
21. Colts (5-5)
The rebuilding Colts are on the cusp of the playoff field.
22. Jets (4-5)
Zach Wilson is hands-down the worst quarterback of the 2021 draft class.
23. Falcons (4-6)
Watch them closely: None of the Falcons’ remaining opponents have a winning record.
24. Titans (3-6)
The Titans are 0-5 on the road this season after losing in Tampa.
25. Rams (3-6)
Matt Stafford is back, and this is the Rams’ last chance to make a run.
26. Packers (3-6)
|Jordan Love is 26th in passer rating, barely ahead of Mac Jones.
27. Commanders (4-6)
They’re in yet another season as the NFL’s most nondescript team.
28. Bears (3-7)
With the Lions (twice), Vikings and Browns coming up, Bears could be 3-11 quickly.
29. Cardinals (2-8)
Kyler Murray could win too many games for the Cardinals to draft his replacement.
30. Patriots (2-8)
The Patriots look like the most quarterback-desperate team in the NFL.
31. Giants (2-8)
Their last two losses were by a total of 56 points.
32. Panthers (1-8)
Next step for Bryce Young: Prove he’s definitively better than Tyson Bagent.
