Divisional Power Rankings for NFL Week 14

The Los Angeles Rams, led by quarterback Matthew Stafford, fell victim to an upset in Carolina. Stafford threw three turnovers, allowing the NFC South team to pull off a surprising win. Despite this, the NFC West remains strong, with three teams ranked in the top six.

Meanwhile, the Tennessee Titans continue to struggle offensively, a problem mirrored by the Las Vegas Raiders. The Atlanta Falcons faced the New York Jets, with Kentavius Street sacking Tyrod Taylor. The Jets capitalized on mistakes and clinched victory with a career-long field goal from Nick Folk.

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The Miami Dolphins narrowly defeated the New Orleans Saints in a dramatic fashion, with a rare two-point conversion return by Minkah Fitzpatrick. Miami has now won three consecutive games.

The Buffalo Bills leaned on their defense against the Pittsburgh Steelers, even as quarterback Josh Allen struggled. James Cook III led the ground game, and the Bills secured a solid win.

The New England Patriots dominated the New York Giants in just the first half, showcasing a remarkable turnaround under Mike Vrabel.

The Cincinnati Bengals stunned the Baltimore Ravens in Baltimore, with Joseph Ossai and Joe Burrow making key contributions. Meanwhile, special teams errors cost the Cleveland Browns in their loss to the San Francisco 49ers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers struggled offensively, running only 43 plays in a game reminiscent of last years decline. Lamar Jackson and the Ravens were also inconsistent, turning the ball over five times in a loss to the Bengals.

The Jacksonville Jaguars continued their surprising form in the AFC South, with Trevor Lawrence and Travis Etienne Jr. leading the offense. The Titans, meanwhile, have been outscored by 158 points this season.

The Houston Texans showed promise with Will Anderson Jr. leading the defense, and C.J. Stroud returning to improve offensive potential. Conversely, the Indianapolis Colts faltered despite an early strong start.

The Los Angeles Chargers defeated the Raiders behind Quentin Johnston and Justin Herbert, whose injury limited offensive output. Brock Bowers stood out, making Geno Smith look competent.

The Denver Broncos beat the Washington Commanders, showing strong coaching under Sean Payton. The Dallas Cowboys remain intriguing, with George Pickens providing sparks in key moments.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown returned to form, while the Chicago Bears struggled defensively against Minnesota and offensively against the Bears own QB. Detroit Lions strong start has faltered, affecting their NFC North standings.

Caleb Williams and Cole Kmet helped the Bears maintain the NFC top seed, while the Green Bay Packers impressed with solid defense and consistent offense.

The Carolina Panthers upset the Rams by forcing three turnovers from Matthew Stafford. The Miami Dolphins and Tampa Bay Buccaneers continue to compete for the NFC South crown. Meanwhile, the Seattle Seahawks defeated the Vikings comfortably, highlighting Leonard Williams and Derick Hall's contributions.

Despite being ranked No. 1, the Los Angeles Rams fell again, showing the challenge of maintaining the top spot in the Power Rankings.

Author: Sophia Brooks