How ’bout them Cowboys?

John Cena graduated high school, played college football, became a bodybuilder, joined the WWE, became the top star in the company, went to Hollywood, and retired from WWE after a 23-year career…

all before the Cowboys made it back to an NFC Championship Game.#ThankYouCena pic.twitter.com/x40qWeEhOB

— Eagles Fan Central (@PhilaFanCentral) December 14, 2025

Ok, now that I got that out of my system, the NFL made sense of itself this weekend. The overwhelming majority of the league is now either in, out, or damn near out. Kansas City is eliminated and no longer has to be treated as a threat. Dallas did what Dallas does. Miami’s mini run is over and they’re done. Cincinnati is finished. Meanwhile Tampa tried to hand the division away, but Carolina handed it back. Buffalo is in fact not dead, and Denver is on it’s way to home field. Things make sense now. Mostly. Jacksonville makes no sense, but we’ll see where things are in a couple of weeks.

On to the rankings.

12/9 rankings. 12/3 rankings. 11/26 rankings. 11/18 rankings. 11/11 rankings. 11/4 rankings. 10/28 rankings. 10/21 rankings. 10/15 rankings. 10/8 rankings. 9/30 rankings. 9/24 rankings. 9/16 rankings. 9/9 rankings.

1. Denver Broncos
2. Los Angeles Rams
3. Seattle Seahawks
4. New England Patriots
5. Buffalo Bills
6. Jacksonville Jaguars
7. San Francisco 49’ers
8. Chicago Bears
9. Green Bay Packers
10. Los Angeles Chargers
11. Houston Texans
12. Philadelphia Eagles
13. Pittsburgh Steelers
14. Baltimore Ravens
15. Detroit Lions
16. Indianapolis Colts
17. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
18. Carolina Panthers
19. Minnesota Vikings
20. Dallas Cowboys
21. Atlanta Falcons
22. Miami Dolphins
23. Kansas City Chiefs
24. Cincinnati Bengals
25. New Orleans Saints
26. Washington Commanders
27. Cleveland Browns
28. New York Jets
29. Arizona Cardinals
30. New York Giants
31. Tennessee Titans
32. Las Vegas Raiders