Here's where the Chicago Bears rank in Tom Brady's Week 17 NFL Power Rankings

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FOX Sports' Tom Brady revealed his Week 17 NFL Power Rankings, and the Chicago Bears have yet to earn a spot as one of his Super Bowl favorites.
The 11-4 Bears enter Week 17 in first place in the NFC North and one game behind the Seattle Seahawks for the No. 1 seed in the NFC, but it's still not enough for Chicago to be taken super seriously by Brady.
Instead, Chicago checks in at No. 9.
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Here is Tom Brady's complete top-10 rankings entering Week 17:
🚨 An NFC team has taken over the top spot in @TomBrady's Power Rankings 🚨
— FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) December 24, 2025
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Brady did say that the margin between teams 10 and his No. 1 club is as small as it's been all season, and fans -- including Bears fans -- shouldn't be concerned if their favorite team is in the bottom half.
"Seeing your team back here means they're right in the mix," Brady said.
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As for Tom Brady's top team in the NFL? Yep, it's those same Seahawks that the Chicago Bears are trying to unseat for the first-round bye.
"The only question surrounding this team might be those uniforms," Brady said.
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The Seahawks travel to Carolina for a clash with the Panthers in Week 17, while the Bears head west to face off against the San Francisco 49ers. A win for the Bears clinches the NFC North championship, and if the upstart Panthers can find a way to knock off the Seahawks, it'll be a fantastic holiday weekend for Bears Nation.
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Bryan Perez founded and operated Bears Talk, a Chicago sports blog. Prior to that, he covered the Bears for USA Today’s Bears Wire and NBC Sports Chicago. In addition to his Chicago Bears coverage, Perez is a respected member of NFL Draft media and was a past winner of The Huddle's Mock Draft competition. Bryan's past life includes time as a Northeast scout for the CFL's Ottawa Redblacks.