EJ's 2025 Power Rankings

2025 Power Rankings - Week 13

Rank (LW) Logo Team Record Rating Comment

1 (2) TB 8-4 107.33 The Blizzard did a lot of tying by winning in a big way. Tampa Bay scored 214 points to tie the most points scored of all-time. They did that on the legs of Jahmyr Gibbs who finished with 69 points to tie the most points scored by a RB of all-time. The victory put them at the top of the Red tied with San Fran.

2 (1) SF 8-4 98.24 The Rattlesnakes lost to the Hooligans where both teams are in the midst of a divisional title run. San Fran scored 126 points, which didn't include a single touchdown. They got 17 points from their kicker and 16 points from their defense, which was good enough for a top 10 performances for their position.

3 (4) SH 8-4 88.70 The Hooligans defeated the Rattlesnakes to pull even with Fort Wayne in the White. Shockingly, Sterling Heights sat Josh Allen in favor of Drake Maye. It turned out to the right decision and they would have lost if they didn't make that move. But the move that paid off the biggest was the double Wilson pickup for 61 points.

4 (3) ATL 7-5 88.38 The Jesters had a bad week. It was their second time this season where they scored 80 or less. Jonathan Taylor was kept in check after his 69 point performance before his bye. Lamar Jackson scored the same number on his jersey, 8. He's been awful over the past few weeks with a grand total of 33 points.

5 (6) FW 8-4 86.41 The Pistons had a solid 129 point week but it came when they faced an opponent who scored 214 points. Fort Wayne pulled off a huge trade with Chicago to acquire the #1 overall pick Bijan Robinson. It cost them Amon-Ra St. Brown and Quinshon Judkins to make it happen. So far, the trade has not worked in their favor 14 to 55.

6 (5) ANA 9-3 85.73 The Commando Cats defeated the Nimrods to clinch their first divisional title since 2001. Anaheim posted 106 points which was enough for a comfy 34 point victory. Every analyst picked Nort Dakota to defeat them in the eliminator, so the Cats had the last laugh. They overcame a 0 point carryover from Johnston a 1 point from Swift.

7 (7) SD 5-7 83.59 The Surge did just enough, and I mean just enough, to take down Chicago to keep their playoff dreams alive. San Diego picked up Bryce Young and started him on MNF. It was not until Young's TD pass in the 3rd quarter, where they would take the lead despite coming in with a 7 point lead. They are 9th in the standings but control their destiny.

8 (9) LAB 5-7 77.53 The Bombers got through the week without suffereing any more casualties. But most importantly, they won. LA had their second best week of the season in a 127 point effort versus Denver. Matthew Stafford was so good in the first half, the Rams offense pretty much just ran the ball in the entire second half. He would win POTW.

9 (8) ND 3-9 73.11 The Nimrods saw their playoff hopes dashed when they went for a season low 72 points. The Tampa Bay contigency was an absolute bust on SNF. Mayfield, Egbuka, and McLaughlin combined for 12 points. Baker Mayfield went down with a shoulder injury and tried to play through it but re-aggravated it and didn't play the second half.

10 (10) DEN 4-8 69.93 The Diamonds were uanble to win in back-to-back fashion. The loss had them slide out of the playoff picture and down to 10th place. Denver finally had big games from their top 2 draft picks with Henry and Brown combining for 57 points. But as for the rest of the team, it was garbage city with 4 players getting single digit performances.

11 (11) DET 5-7 67.00 The defending champs won despite not breaking 100 points. With the win, they are able to keep themselves in the playoffs as the #8 seed. Somehow, the Devils overcame a 30 point carryover from the QB, WR2, and kicker. Jeanty and Adams were the only ones to score TD's and led the team with a combined 51 points.

12 (12) CTR 2-10 63.60 The Triumph lost their 5th straight game for the second time this season. Chicago had 129 points but came up 5 points short. Amon Ra gave them their first wide receiver point total over 25 points in a 34 point effort. But WR2 cost them with Doubs getting 4 instead of DJ Moore getting 23. They simply can't catch a break.

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Rank (LW)	Logo	Team	Record	Rating	Comment
1 (2)		TB	8-4	107.33	The Blizzard did a lot of tying by winning in a big way. Tampa Bay scored 214 points to tie the most points scored of all-time. They did that on the legs of Jahmyr Gibbs who finished with 69 points to tie the most points scored by a RB of all-time. The victory put them at the top of the Red tied with San Fran.
2 (1)		SF	8-4	98.24	The Rattlesnakes lost to the Hooligans where both teams are in the midst of a divisional title run. San Fran scored 126 points, which didn't include a single touchdown. They got 17 points from their kicker and 16 points from their defense, which was good enough for a top 10 performances for their position.
3 (4)		SH	8-4	88.70	The Hooligans defeated the Rattlesnakes to pull even with Fort Wayne in the White. Shockingly, Sterling Heights sat Josh Allen in favor of Drake Maye. It turned out to the right decision and they would have lost if they didn't make that move. But the move that paid off the biggest was the double Wilson pickup for 61 points.
4 (3)		ATL	7-5	88.38	The Jesters had a bad week. It was their second time this season where they scored 80 or less. Jonathan Taylor was kept in check after his 69 point performance before his bye. Lamar Jackson scored the same number on his jersey, 8. He's been awful over the past few weeks with a grand total of 33 points.
5 (6)		FW	8-4	86.41	The Pistons had a solid 129 point week but it came when they faced an opponent who scored 214 points. Fort Wayne pulled off a huge trade with Chicago to acquire the #1 overall pick Bijan Robinson. It cost them Amon-Ra St. Brown and Quinshon Judkins to make it happen. So far, the trade has not worked in their favor 14 to 55.
6 (5)		ANA	9-3	85.73	The Commando Cats defeated the Nimrods to clinch their first divisional title since 2001. Anaheim posted 106 points which was enough for a comfy 34 point victory. Every analyst picked Nort Dakota to defeat them in the eliminator, so the Cats had the last laugh. They overcame a 0 point carryover from Johnston a 1 point from Swift.
7 (7)		SD	5-7	83.59	The Surge did just enough, and I mean just enough, to take down Chicago to keep their playoff dreams alive. San Diego picked up Bryce Young and started him on MNF. It was not until Young's TD pass in the 3rd quarter, where they would take the lead despite coming in with a 7 point lead. They are 9th in the standings but control their destiny.
8 (9)		LAB	5-7	77.53	The Bombers got through the week without suffereing any more casualties. But most importantly, they won. LA had their second best week of the season in a 127 point effort versus Denver. Matthew Stafford was so good in the first half, the Rams offense pretty much just ran the ball in the entire second half. He would win POTW.
9 (8)		ND	3-9	73.11	The Nimrods saw their playoff hopes dashed when they went for a season low 72 points. The Tampa Bay contigency was an absolute bust on SNF. Mayfield, Egbuka, and McLaughlin combined for 12 points. Baker Mayfield went down with a shoulder injury and tried to play through it but re-aggravated it and didn't play the second half.
10 (10)		DEN	4-8	69.93	The Diamonds were uanble to win in back-to-back fashion. The loss had them slide out of the playoff picture and down to 10th place. Denver finally had big games from their top 2 draft picks with Henry and Brown combining for 57 points. But as for the rest of the team, it was garbage city with 4 players getting single digit performances.
11 (11)		DET	5-7	67.00	The defending champs won despite not breaking 100 points. With the win, they are able to keep themselves in the playoffs as the #8 seed. Somehow, the Devils overcame a 30 point carryover from the QB, WR2, and kicker. Jeanty and Adams were the only ones to score TD's and led the team with a combined 51 points.
12 (12)		CTR	2-10	63.60	The Triumph lost their 5th straight game for the second time this season. Chicago had 129 points but came up 5 points short. Amon Ra gave them their first wide receiver point total over 25 points in a 34 point effort. But WR2 cost them with Doubs getting 4 instead of DJ Moore getting 23. They simply can't catch a break.