Bodog’s NFL Power Rankings
Bodog’s NFL Power Rankings
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NFL Power Rankings

Has the gap between the NFL’s have and have-nots ever been this clear? The Week 9 betting favourites went 14-1 (10-5 ATS) at Bodog Sportsbook, leaving them a shade over 55% against the point spread this year. But there was still enough chaos buried under that chalk – and ahead of Tuesday’s trade deadline – to give our NFL Power Rankings a good shake-up for Week 10.

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1. Buffalo Bills (Last Week: 4)

Record: 7-2 SU, 5-4 ATS
Last Game: MIA 27, BUF 30 (MIA +6)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +800
Key injuries: WR Amari Cooper (questionable, wrist), WR Keon Coleman (questionable, wrist)

The Bills were ATS losers in Week 9, and they didn’t pull off any big trades at the deadline, but their October 15 deal for Cooper may have been the move that puts Buffalo over the top. That’s if Cooper still has anything left in the tank at age 30; he’s listed as “day-to-day” after missing the Dolphins game.

2. Detroit Lions (3)

Record: 7-1 SU and ATS
Last Game: DET 24, GB 14 (DET –2)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +450
Key injuries: none

Replacing Aiden Hutchinson (leg) is impossible, but Detroit did their best Tuesday when they acquired DE Za’Darius Smith from Cleveland in a pick swap. Smith had five sacks for the Browns this year and should help the Lions with their Super Bowl push, although he might be losing a step at age 32.

3. Kansas City (1)

Record: 8-0 SU, 4-3-1 ATS
Last Game: TB 24, KC 30 (OT, TB +8)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +375
Key injuries: RB Isiah Pacheco (out, fibula), WR Rashee Rice (out, knee), WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (questionable, hamstring)

So much for WR DeAndre Hopkins being washed up: eight catches for 86 yards and two touchdowns versus the Bucs on Monday Night Football. But the defending champs nearly lost straight-up as 8-point home faves, so down the rankings they go.

4. Baltimore Ravens (2)

Record: 6-3 SU, 5-3-1 ATS
Last Game: DEN 10, BAL 41 (BAL –9)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +700
Key injuries: TE Isaiah Likely (questionable, hamstring)

They may have thumped Denver last week, but the Ravens know they have issues on defence – so they cut a deal with the LA Rams on Tuesday and picked up CB Tre’davious White for a swap of picks. White’s a two-time All-Pro trying to come back from injuries that saw him sit out large swathes of the past three seasons.

5. San Francisco 49ers (5)

Record: 4-4 SU and ATS
Last Game: DAL 24, SF 30 (SF –5.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +850
Key injuries: RB Christian McCaffrey (out, Achilles), RB Deebo Samuel (questionable, ribs/oblique), RB Jordan Mason (questionable, shoulder), WR Brandon Aiyuk (out, knee)

As expected, McCaffrey returned to practice Monday and looked very good as he tries to get back into game shape in time for San Francisco’s tilt with the Buccaneers. The two-time All-Pro tailback and reigning AP Offensive Player of the Year had been on injured reserve since September 14. San Fran also traded a seventh-rounder to Houston on Tuesday for DT Khalil Davis.

6. Philadelphia Eagles (10)

Record: 6-2 SU, 4-4 ATS
Last Game: JAX 23, PHI 28 (JAX +7.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +1300
Key injuries: WR AJ Brown (questionable, knee), TE Dallas Goedert (questionable, hamstring)

You either love or you hate this Eagles team. QB Jalen Hurts (+0.17 EPA per dropback, No. 10 overall) might not be an MVP in waiting, but he’s also putting up better numbers than his detractors would have you believe, including +0.08 EPA per rush (No. 2 overall).

7. Pittsburgh Steelers (7)

Record: 6-2 SU and ATS
Last Game: NYG 18, PIT 26 (PIT –6)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +3300
Key injuries: QB Justin Fields (out, hamstring)

The Steelers already have a strong defence, but most of that strength has been against the run, so Tuesday’s trade with Green Bay for DE Preston Smith makes some sense. For the price of a seventh-round pick next year, Pittsburgh gets a 31-year-old edge rusher who was struggling for playing time with the Packers. On offence, potential No. 2 WR Mike Williams comes over from the New York Jets for a fifth-rounder.

8. Washington Commanders (13)

Record: 7-2 SU, 7-1-1 ATS
Last Game: WAS 27, NYG 22 (WAS –4)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +2200
Key injuries: RB Brian Robinson Jr. (questionable, hamstring)

This surge up the Power Rankings coincides with Washington’s decision to make a concerted playoff push behind stud rookie QB Jayden Daniels. On Tuesday, the Commanders sent a package of picks to New Orleans for CB Marshon Lattimore, who should be a considerable upgrade over Benjamin St-Juste at a position of need – if his hamstring holds up.

9. Cincinnati Bengals (6)

Record: 4-5 SU, 5-4 ATS
Last Game: LV 24, CIN 41 (CIN –7.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +4000
Key injuries: WR Tee Higgins (questionable, quadriceps), RB Zack Moss (out, neck)

Head coach Zack Moss told reporters Monday that Moss will be out indefinitely, after he sat out last week’s win over Las Vegas. Chase Brown racked up 120 yards on 27 carries as Cincinnati’s lead back, adding five catches for 37 yards and a TD for good measure, but just to be sure, the Bengals sent a seventh-rounder to the Bears on Tuesday for RB Khalil Herbert.

10. Houston Texans (8)

Record: 6-3 SU, 3-6 ATS
Last Game: HOU 13, NYJ 21 (NYJ –3)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +2000
Key injuries: WR Nico Collins (out, hamstring), WR Stefon Diggs (out, knee)

Not having Collins or Diggs on the field last week was devastating for a Houston offence that can’t seem to get out of its own way. Diggs was placed on injured reserve Tuesday with a torn ACL; there’s a non-zero chance Collins comes off IR for Sunday night’s matchup with the Lions (–3.5 away).

11. Atlanta Falcons (15)

Record: 6-3 SU, 5-3-1 ATS
Last Game: DAL 21, ATL 27 (ATL –3.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +2200
Key injuries: WR Drake London (questionable, hip)

The buzz around the Falcons’ offence dimmed somewhat after London was knocked out of last Sunday’s win over Dallas. However, head coach Raheem Morris says that it’s mainly a “pain tolerance” issue for London heading into Week 10 versus the Saints (+3 at home).

12. Minnesota Vikings (11)

Record: 6-2 SU and ATS
Last Game: IND 13, MIN 21 (MIN –5.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +1800
Key injuries: none

Things haven’t been right for Minnesota’s offence ever since LT Christian Darrisaw (knee) went down in Week 8. They’ll see what they’ve got with tackle Cam Robinson, picked up last week from Jacksonville in a pick swap; how much more punishment can QB Sam Darnold (+0.12 EPA per dropback, No. 18 overall) take before he turns back into a pumpkin?

13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (12)

Record: 4-5 SU, 5-4 ATS
Last Game: TB 24, KC 30 (OT, TB +8)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +9000
Key injuries: WR Chris Godwin (out, ankle), WR Mike Evans (out, hamstring), WR Jalen McMillan (questionable, hamstring)

As if things weren’t bad enough for Tampa’s receiving corps, McMillan was inactive for Monday night’s loss to Kansas City after tweaking his hamstring during Friday’s practice. His status for Week 10 versus the Niners (–5 away) remains uncertain at press time.

14. Los Angeles Chargers (17)

Record: 5-3 SU, 5-2-1 ATS
Last Game: LAC 27, CLE 10 (LAC –2)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +5000
Key injuries: RB Gus Edwards (out, ankle)

We know the Chargers can hold their own against the league’s worst teams – and they’ve got another cupcake on the menu this Sunday when they host Tennessee as 7.5-point favourites. But things could get rough down the road if they don’t do a better job of protecting QB Justin Herbert (six sacks last week, all in the first half).

15. Denver Broncos (18)

Record: 5-4 SU, 6-3 ATS
Last Game: DEN 10, BAL 41 (BAL –9)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +15000
Key injuries: none

What happened to that Broncos’ defence? They let QB Lamar Jackson post a perfect 158.3 passer rating last week, while RB Derrick Henry romped for 106 yards and a pair of TDs on 23 carries. Now they’ve sent LB Baron Browning to the Cardinals in a deadline-day salary dump, although Browning was something of a luxury item on a team that already has Jonathon Cooper and Nik Bonitto.

16. Dallas Cowboys (16)

Record: 3-5 SU, 2-6 ATS
Last Game: DAL 21, ATL 27 (ATL –3.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +5000
Key injuries: QB Dak Prescott (out, hamstring), WR Brandin Cooks (out, knee), WR CeeDee Lamb (questionable, shoulder)

Prescott is projected to miss at least four games after leaving last week’s loss to the Falcons late in the third quarter. Cooper Rush is 5-1 lifetime SU and ATS backing up Prescott; Rush went 13-of-25 for 115 yards and a touchdown versus Atlanta in his third appearance this year. Lamb is listed as “week-to-week” with a sprained AC joint, so Dallas arranged a pick-swap deadline deal with Carolina for WR Jonathan Mingo.

17. Chicago Bears (19)

Record: 4-4 SU, 5-3 ATS
Last Game: CHI 9, ARZ 29 (ARZ –1.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +6000
Key injuries: none

Things are going sideways for the Bears, enough to put both head coach Matt Eberflus and offensive co-ordinator Shane Waldron on the hot seat. Eberflus confirmed Monday that Waldron would not be stripped of play-calling duties for their Week 10 matchup with New England (+6.5 away).

18. Indianapolis Colts (25)

Record: 4-5 SU, 7-2 ATS
Last Game: IND 13, MIN 20 (MIN –5.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +10000
Key injuries: none

This leap up the Power Rankings was made possible by head coach Shane Steichen’s decision to bench QB Anthony Richardson (–0.08 EPA per dropback, No. 33) and start Joe Flacco (+0.25 EPA, No. 6) instead. The Colts are also solid against the run, and they’re relatively healthy for a change.

19. Green Bay Packers (9)

Record: 6-3 SU, 4-4-1 ATS
Last Game: DET 24, GB 14 (DET –2)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +1800
Key injuries: none

While the Colts shoot up the rankings, Green Bay takes a tumble after a concerning loss to Detroit that saw QB Jordan Love throw zero touchdown passes and one pick-six to safety Kerby Joseph. Love might still be limited by the groin injury he suffered two weeks ago at Jacksonville.

20. Seattle Seahawks (14)

Record: 4-5 SU, 2-6-1 ATS
Last Game: LAR 26, SEA 20 (OT, LAR –1.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +6000
Key injuries: WR DK Metcalf (out, knee), TE Noah Fant (out, groin)

The injuries just keep piling up for Seattle. Fant was held out of last week’s heartbreaking loss to the Rams, but will reportedly not be placed on injured reserve; he and Metcalf, who also didn’t face Los Angeles, will have the bye week to get healthy before heading to Santa Clara to take on the Niners.

21. Miami Dolphins (20)

Record: 2-6 SU and ATS
Last Game: MIA 27, BUF 30 (MIA +6)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +10000
Key injuries: none

That’s twice the Dolphins have lost by the skin of their teeth since QB Tua Tagovailoa returned to action. They’ve played a relatively soft schedule this year, Bills notwithstanding; it’ll be interesting to see how they fare this week on Monday Night Football when they visit the Rams (–2.5).

22. New York Jets (21)

Record: 3-6 SU and ATS
Last Game: HOU 13, NYJ 21 (NYJ –3)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +10000
Key injuries: WR Allen Lazard (out, chest)

That was an ugly win over Houston, but a win nonetheless. QB Aaron Rogers will be happy to see Williams traded to Pittsburgh, although it does leave the Jets thin at wideout now that Lazard has been placed on injured reserve.

23. Jacksonville Jaguars (23)

Record: 2-7 SU, 4-4-1 ATS
Last Game: JAX 23, PHI 28 (JAX +7.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +15000
Key injuries: WR Gabe Davis (questionable, shoulder), WR Christian Kirk (out, collarbone)

The Jags wisely sold ahead of the trade deadline, sending Robinson to Minnesota and DT Roy Robertson-Harris to Seattle. But they’ll miss Robinson’s blocking skills against both the run and the pass. Did they evaluate Robinson correctly when they benched him and made Walker Little their starting left tackle?

24. Arizona Cardinals (24)

Record: 5-4 SU, 6-3 ATS
Last Game: CHI 9, ARZ 29 (ARZ –1.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +7000
Key injuries: none

They’re still first in the NFC West, so why not take a flier on upgrading one of the worst pass rushes in the league? The Cards sent a sixth-round pick in 2025 to Denver for the aforementioned Browning, who will be pressed immediately into service against the Jets (+1 away).

25. Los Angeles Rams (26)

Record: 4-4 SU, 3-5 ATS
Last Game: LAR 26, SEA 20 (OT, LAR –1.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +6000
Key injuries: none

That overtime win in Seattle vaulted the Rams into second place in the NFC West. White has been inactive since Week 4, so the former All-Pro won’t be missed now that he’s in Baltimore, but this is a team with some serious issues with their pass rush (+0.11 EPA per passing play, ninth-worst in the league).

26. Tennessee Titans (22)

Record: 2-6 SU, 1-7 ATS
Last Game: NE 17, TEN 20 (OT, NE +3.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +50000
Key injuries: QB Will Levis (questionable, shoulder), RB Tyjae Spears (questionable, hamstring)

That winning feeling in Tennessee might not last long: Head coach Brian Callahan says that Levis (–0.24 EPA per dropback, No. 41 overall) will reclaim his starting gig from Mason Rudolph (–0.12 EPA, No. 37) once he’s healthy, which could be as soon as this Sunday versus the Chargers.

27. Cleveland Browns (28)

Record: 2-7 SU, 3-6 ATS
Last Game: LAC 27, CLE 10 (LAC –2)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +25000
Key injuries: QB Deshaun Watson (out, Achilles)

That post-Watson afterglow didn’t last long for the Browns. After taking the bye in Week 10, they’ll reportedly stick with QB Jameis Winston despite that trio of picks against the Chargers. Meanwhile, there’s a hole on the defensive line where Smith used to be.

28. New Orleans Saints (30)

Record: 2-7 SU, 2-6-1 ATS
Last Game: NO 22, CAR 23 (CAR +7)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +15000
Key injuries: WR Rashid Shaheed (out, knee), WR Chris Olave (questionable, concussion)

Seven straight losses after starting the season like the best team in football? It’s not all Dennis Allen’s fault, but he was handed his walking papers Monday. Special teams co-ordinator Darren Rizzi is the new interim head coach heading into next Sunday’s divisional matchup with Atlanta (–3 away).

29. New York Giants (27)

Record: 2-7 SU, 3-6 ATS
Last Game: WAS 27, NYG 22 (WAS –4)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +50000
Key injuries: WR Darius Slayton (questionable, concussion)

Brian Daboll and the entire Giants coaching staff are walking on eggshells this week: They’re headed overseas to Munich to play the Panthers (+5.5). Even a victory might not be enough to secure their jobs once they return stateside.

30. Las Vegas Raiders (29)

Record: 2-7 SU, 4-5 ATS
Last Game: LV 24, CIN 41 (CIN –7.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +50000
Key injuries: QB Aidan O’Connell (out, thumb)

The Raiders have shuffled the deck again: Offensive co-ordinator Luke Getsy got the heave-ho last Sunday night, alongside offensive line coach James Cregg and QB coach Rich Scangarello. This was the first year in Las Vegas for all three. Head coach Antonio Pierce has the bye week to fill out his staff, and to decide whether Gardner Minshew or Desmond Ridder will start in Week 11 at Miami.

31. New England Patriots (31)

Record: 2-7 SU, 3-5-1 ATS
Last Game: NE 17, TEN 20 (OT, NE +3.5)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +50000
Key injuries: none

Concussion? What concussion? Drake Maye was back under centre for the Patriots last week, and he almost got the win after forcing overtime, but it was not to be. Next up for New England: Sunday’s trip to Soldier Field to face the Bears (–6 at home).

32. Carolina Panthers (32)

Record: 2-7 SU and ATS
Last Game: NO 22, CAR 23 (CAR +7)
Super Bowl Odds at Bodog: +50000
Key injuries: RB Jonathon Brooks (out, knee), WR Adam Thielen (out, hamstring) Bryce Young got the start and the win last week, but it was against New Orleans, so the Panthers are stuck at No. 32 again. Head coach Dave Canales has yet to confirm at press time whether Young (–0.36 EPA per dropback, No. 42) will start in Munich, or if Andy Dalton (–0.12 EPA, No. 35) will return to action.

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