Are the Chiefs on top as they chase a three-peat? Or could the Bills or Lions knock them off? Here are the NFL power rankings heading into the playoffs.

MVP candidate Josh Allen took one snap and went to the bench, extending his streak of 115 consecutive starts. Mitch Trubisky and Mike White split the game from there and lost to the Patriots, 23-16, just before New England fired head coach Jerod Mayo. James Cook tied O.J. Simpson’s single-season franchise record with a 16th rushing touchdown.

The Giants lost to an Eagles team that rested double-digit regulars. The organization must be thrilled that the win against the Colts in Week 17 will end up costing them the first overall pick in the draft.

Oddly, the Rams saw their playoff spot clinched Sunday night by Washington’s win over Atlanta. The Rams are NFC West champs, regardless of what happens against the Seahawks in Week 18. They have won five in a row and six of their last seven. They have won their last three despite not scoring 20 points in any of those games.

In the final Rookie of the Year poll of the NFL season, is it Jayden Daniels, Bo Nix, or a talented pass-catcher who occupies the top spot?

In our official power rankings heading into Week 18, we ranked the Bears at No. 28, which is close to being at the bottom but not even in the final three. Do some of the other top media sites from around the nation have the Bears that low? Do some have them lower or even higher? Here's a collection of power rankings from around the league:

After the NFL regular season ends this week, the Super Bowl will be the focus for the remaining 14 teams. For everyone else, attention will be turned toward imp

How high did the Raiders rise and how far did the Texans fall in our Week 18 Power Rankings? Plus, we picked the biggest contract situation to watch on all 32 teams.

The Green Bay Packers, predictably, fell in our Packers On SI Consensus NFL Power Rankings after their loss to the Minnesota Vikings. They did