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Week 15 NFL Power Rankings have been released and while the Philadelphia Eagles' win versus the LA Rams on Sunday afternoon helped them claim the best record in the NFC conference, and the new No. 2 spot in the latest power rankings - it came at a steep price.
Carson Wentz was having an incredible season for the Eagles, however, that all came to an end Sunday afternoon against the LA Rams. On a play that looked harmless in NFL terms, Wentz dove into the end zone to score a key touchdown in the Eagles 43-35 win. Wentz looked a bit shaken up but no one could have guessed at the time that he suffered a season-ending ACL injury.
The positive news for Eagles fans is that former starter Nick Foles looked good in relief, and if anyone knows how to run the offence in Philly, it is Foles.
Foles, who has thrown for nearly 10,000 yards and 56 touchdowns in his career, spent his first three seasons in the NFL with the Eagles before playing with St. Louis in 2015 and Kansas City in 2017. Now back as the current leader of the Philly offense, fans are hoping that he can reclaim some of his old magic.
Below is a look at the current NFL Power Ranking for Week 15, along with the current odds to win Super Bowl 52. While the Patriots are still the No. 1 team, it could be argued that the Steelers and Eagles are worthy as well.
NFL Power Rankings
New England Patriots (7/2)
Philadelphia Eagles (4/1)
Pittsburgh Steelers (6/1)
New Orleans Saints (8/1)
Los Angeles Rams (20/1)
Jacksonville Jaguars (45/1)
Carolina Panthers (40/1)
Minnesota Vikings (11/1)
Tennessee Titans (45/1)
LA Chargers (60/1)
Seattle Seahawks (50/1)
Baltimore Ravens (150)
Dallas Cowboys (75)
Atlanta Falcons (100)
Kansas City Chiefs (100)
Green Bay Packers (150)
Oakland Raiders (150)
Detroit Lions (200)
Washington Redskins (250)
NY Jets (200)
Buffalo Bills (200)
Houston Texans (250)
Miami Dolphins (250)
Arizona Cardinals (150)
Chicago Bears (150)
Cincinnati Bengals (150)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers -- OFF
San Francisco 49ers -- OFF
Denver Broncos -- OFF
Indianapolis Colts -- OFF
New York Giants -- OFF
Cleveland Browns -- OFF
