If December is the month of Christmas for many people, in the NFL it is also the month of the Packers. Since the arrival of Matt LaFleur at the head of the franchise, the team has still not lost in the last month of the year. With a victory against the Chiefs, the series will continue and it will allow the Packers to climb in this ranking (+6). For the first time this season, they enter the Top 10.
At the same time, the Eagles (-2) give up their place at the top of the Power Ranking for the first time since week 7 and it is the 49ers (+2) who benefit from it. In the formations in difficulty this week we can note the Steelers (-4)the Browns (-5) and the Saints (-5).
As a reminder, this hierarchy is not only based on the number of successes, but also on current form. If two teams are close and haven't played each other recently, one wonders which one would win if the match were played today. Beating the strongest is not going to propel you to the top in the blink of an eye. Losing to one of the dunces won't plunge you into the abyss either. One can win and tumble, bow and climb. This is the merciless law of Power Ranking…
1. San Francisco 49ers (9-3) +2
The Eagles and the 49ers are 1 win everywhere in recent months, it would be stupid not to have the beauty.
Week 14: Seahawks reception.
2. Baltimore Ravens (9-3)
Without playing, the Ravens consolidated their first place at the top of the AFC North.
Week 14: reception of Rams.
3. Philadelphia Eagles (10-2) -2
Their defense exploded and their head of security was shut out: a bad week at Home for the Eagles.
Week 14: trip to the Cowboys.
4. Dallas Cowboys (9-3) +1
With a win this weekend, the Cowboys would regain control of the East.
Week 14: reception of Eagles.
5. Miami Dolphins (9-3) +1
Against Washington, the Dolphins took control without letting go.
Week 14: reception of Titans.
6. Kansas City Chiefs (8-4) -2
This offense leaves Green Bay in tatters.
Week 14: reception of Bills.
7. Detroit Lions (9-3) +1
When LaPorta is still open, Jared Goff enjoys it.
Week 14: trip to the Bears.
8. Jacksonville Jaguars (8-4) -1
Without Trevor Lawrence, it is the linchpin of the Jaguars who will have to step into action.
Week 14: trip to the Browns.
9. Houston Texans (7-5) +3
Victory feels good, but without Tank Dell, the attack is a little less armored.
Week 14: trip to the Jets.
10. Green Bay Packers (6-6) +6
Matt LaFleur is still undefeated in December.
Week 14: trip to the Giants.
11. Denver Broncos (6-6) -2
Houston brought them back down to earth.
Week 14: trip to the Chargers.
12. Indianapolis Colts (7-5) +2
The Colts must keep a cool head to race for the lead.
Week 14: trip to the Bengals.
13. Buffalo Bills (6-6)
With the Chiefs and the Cowboys, the next two weeks will tell us what the Bills are up to. Or make their playoff hopes go up in smoke.
Week 14: trip to the Chiefs.
14. Pittsburgh Steelers (7-5) -4
Don't be surprised if Thursday Night Football against New England ends 0-0.
Week 14: reception of Patriots.
15. Cincinnati Bengals (6-6) +2
If the Bengals are still alive in this playoff race, they can say thank you to Jake Browning.
Week 14: reception of Colts.
16. Cleveland Browns (7-5) -5
Flacco didn't rain touchdowns, but he didn't liquefy either. Joe has certainly earned his place.
Week 14: reception of Jaguars.
17. Atlanta Falcons (6-6) +1
The Falcons have as many games over 400 yards as the Eagles this season, but they have never exceeded 28 points.
Week 14: reception of Buccaneers.
18. Seattle Seahawks (6-6) -3
In one week their quarterback went from Génant Smith to Génie Smith, but the Seahawks were unable to capitalize.
Week 14: trip to the 49ers.
19. Los Angeles Chargers (5-7) +2
With no play, the Chargers won the set and the match.
Week 14: reception of Broncos.
20. Minnesota Vikings (6-6)
Nick Mullens, Jaren Hall, Josh Dobbs… The options are numerous at the quarterback position, but they are not very exciting all the same.
Week 14: trip to the Raiders.
21. Los Angeles Rams (6-6) +1
With Kyren Williams and Puka Nacua, young people are growing in Los Angeles.
Week 14: trip to the Ravens.
22. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5-7) +2
Mike Evans is simply incredible.
Week 14: trip to the Falcons.
23. Las Vegas Raiders (5-7)
Antonio Pierce is 2-2 since taking over the team as an interim. If he wants to be the next Head Coach, the Raiders need to finish like a cannonball.
Week 14: reception of Vikings.
24. New Orleans Saints (5-7) -5
On this sack, Carr took a bus.
Week 14: reception of Panthers.
25. Tennessee Titans (4-8)
For the first time this season, the machine seized up at Nissan Stadium.
Week 14: trip to the Dolphins.
26. Chicago Bears (4-8)
The next 5 games will be crucial for Justin Fields, Matt Eberflus and Ryan Poles.
Week 14: reception of Lions.
27. New York Giants (4-8)
The offensive line absolutely must improve if the Giants want to continue this good streak.
Week 14: reception of Packers.
28. Arizona Cardinals (3-10) +2
Kyler Murray and Trey McBride's marriage is taking shape.
Week 14: rest.
29. New York Jets (4-8) -1
New York no longer knows what to do at the quarterback position and it's not certain that Rodgers will return anytime soon after all.
Week 14: reception of Texans.
30. Washington Commanders (4-9) -1
The Florida rocket caused further damage this weekend.
Week 14: rest.
31. New England Patriots (2-10)
A bubble for Bill.
Week 14: trip to the Steelers.
32. Carolina Panthers (1-11)
With a game against the Saints, Falcons and Buccaneers, Carolina can at least play a role of referee in this NFC South.
Week 14: trip to the Saints.