NFL Power Rankings Based on Super Bowl Odds Ahead of Divisional Round (Ravens, Lions Rising)

Breaking down the NFL Power Rankings -- based on Super Bowl odds -- after the wild card round in the NFL Playoffs.

Baltimore Ravens running back Derrick Henry. / Mitch Stringer-Imagn Images

The NFL's wild card round has nearly come to a close, and just one lower seed pulled off an upset this weekend, as the Washington Commanders knocked off the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday night.

The Houston Texans technically pulled off an upset as a home underdog against the Los Angeles Chargers, but seeds one through four have advanced in the AFC, setting up an electric Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson matchup in the divisional round.

When it comes to the Super Bowl odds, the Detroit Lions are the biggest winner this week, as they'll get the Commanders in the divisional round and are now favored to win it all. In the NFC, the Philadelphia Eagles jumped to third in the Super Bowl odds (ahead of Buffalo and Baltimore) since Allen and Jackson face each other next week.

As always, I've power ranked each of the remaining teams based on their Super Bowl odds and their path to win it all. Let's dive in.

NFL Power Rankings Based on Super Bowl Odds

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook.

1. Kansas City Chiefs (+370) Last Week: No. 1

Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes. / Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images

The AFC has gone about as good as it could for the Chiefs. With all of the higher seeds winning on wild card weekend, the Chiefs have a home date with a shaky Houston team in the divisional round.

2. Detroit Lions (+285) LW: No. 2

Detroit Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs. / Junfu Han / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Detroit has a matchup with the Washington Commanders lined up in the divisional round, and it may be grateful to avoid a potential rematch against Minnesota or Los Angeles.

After the Eagles' offense struggled on Sunday, Detroit is in the driver's seat in the NFC (especially in the latest odds).

3. Baltimore Ravens (+500) LW: No. 3

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson. / Geoff Burke-Imagn Images

Baltimore turned in a commanding performance against Pittsburgh on Saturday, further solidifying it as a contender in the AFC. A tough matchup with the Buffalo Bills awaits, but with a win the Ravens will have shown they are truly one of the elite teams in the NFL.

4. Buffalo Bills (+550) LW: No. 4

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook. / Mark Konezny-Imagn Images

Buffalo blew out Denver on NFL Wild Card Weekend behind a huge performance on the ground, but things get a lot tougher against Baltimore in the divisional round. I lean with the Ravens in that game, but the Bills, Ravens and Chiefs may be the three most viable contenders in the entire league -- they just happen to all be in the AFC.

5. Philadelphia Eagles (+400) LW: No. 6

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts. / Bill Streicher-Imagn Images

Philly rode its elite defense to a win over Green Bay, and now it'll play a Los Angeles Rams squad that blew out Minnesota on Monday night. The Eagles are third in the odds to win the Super Bowl as of Sunday night.

6. Los Angeles Rams (+2200) LW: No. 10

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford. / Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images

Sean McVay and the Rams showed their playoff experience on Monday night, frustrating Sam Darnold and the Minnesota Vikings offense. The Rams are now 5-2-1 against the spread as home underdogs, and 6-4 ATS overall as a dog this season.

That’s important, as Los Angeles is set as a road underdog in the divisional round. This will be an interesting battle between two of the last three winners of the NFC.

7. Washington Commanders (+2800) LW: No. 11

Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels. / Kim Klement Neitzel-Imagn Images

Rookie Jayden Daniels continues to impress, orchestrating a game-winning drive to upset Tampa Bay. However, the Commaders opened as 8.5-ppint dogs in the divisional round against Detroit.

8. Houston Texans (+5500) LW: No. 14

Houston Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans embraces cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. / Troy Taormina-Imagn Images

Houston is going to stay in the last spot despite an impressive defensive showing in the wild card win over Los Angeles. Now, the Texans have to face the back-to-back defending champs in the divisional round.

Kansas City is an insane 13-4 after a bye in the Andy Reid era.

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