Kansas City finishes ahead of Baltimore in playoff seeding because of head-to-head results.
Pittsburgh finishes ahead of Denver in playoff seeding because of strength of victory.
Los Angeles Chargers finish ahead of Jacksonville in playoff seeding because of head-to-head results.
NFC East |
Record |
NFC North |
Record |
NFC South |
Record |
NFC West |
Record |
14-3 |
13-4 |
9-8 |
11-6 |
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12-5 |
10-7 |
8-9 |
10-7 |
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7-10 |
9-8 |
5-12 |
8-9 |
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4-13 |
7-10 |
2-15 |
7-10 |
AFC East |
Record |
AFC North |
Record |
AFC South |
Record |
AFC West |
Record |
15-2 |
13-4 |
10-7 |
13-4 |
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8-9 |
10-7 |
9-8 |
10-7 |
||||
7-10 |
7-10 |
6-11 |
9-8 |
||||
5-12 |
4-13 |
3-14 |
6-11 |
2025 NFL Regular Season Results
Home team in CAPS
These were used to determine my projected records above when I compiled my 2025 NFL Season Previews individually.
Week 1:
Thursday, Sept. 4
EAGLES 34, Cowboys 24
Friday, Sept. 5
Chiefs 24, CHARGERS 20
Sunday, Sept. 7
Ravens 30, BILLS 27
BRONCOS 23, Titans 20
BROWNS 20, Bengals 16
COLTS 27, Dolphins 24
FALCONS 29, Buccaneers 27
JAGUARS 30, Panthers 24
Steelers 20, JETS 13
PACKERS 27, Lions 24
PATRIOTS 18, Raiders 12
RAMS 26, Texans 20
Giants 30, REDSKINS 27
Cardinals 27, SAINTS 20
49ers 16, SEAHAWKS 13
Monday, Sept. 8
Vikings 31, BEARS 24
Week 2:
Thursday, Sept. 11
Redskins 34, PACKERS 31
Sunday, Sept. 14
Jaguars 30, BENGALS 27
CARDINALS 31, Panthers 20
Eagles 27, CHIEFS 24
Broncos 23, COLTS 22
COWBOYS 31, Giants 24
Patriots 17, DOLPHINS 16
Bills 34, JETS 17
LIONS 30, Bears 27
RAVENS 34, Browns 13
49ers 27, SAINTS 17
STEELERS 20, Seahawks 10
Rams 34, TITANS 17
VIKINGS 30, Falcons 24
Monday, Sept. 15
Chargers 26, RAIDERS 23
TEXANS 23, Buccaneers 20
Week 3:
Thursday, Sept. 18
BILLS 38, Dolphins 13
Sunday, Sept. 21
Cardinals 23, 49ERS 20
Cowboys 20, BEARS 19
Packers 24, BROWNS 16
BUCCANEERS 34, Jets 17
Chiefs 27, GIANTS 20
Broncos 27, CHARGERS 24
EAGLES 34, Rams 31
JAGUARS 24, Texans 21
Falcons 34, PANTHERS 20
Steelers 18, PATRIOTS 16
REDSKINS 23, Raiders 16
SEAHAWKS 20, Saints 17
Colts 30, TITANS 23
Bengals 27, VIKINGS 23
Monday, Sept. 22
RAVENS 37, Lions 29
Week 4:
Thursday, Sept. 25
Seahawks 23, CARDINALS 17
Sunday, Sept. 28
Vikings 24, Steelers 16
Jaguars 23, 49ERS 20
BILLS 52, Saints 10
Eagles 31, BUCCANEERS 28
COWBOYS 34, Packers 31
Redskins 36, FALCONS 24
PATRIOTS 18, Panthers 12
RAIDERS 27, Bears 24
CHIEFS 26, Ravens 23
LIONS 30, Browns 27
Colts 22, RAMS 20
Chargers 24, GIANTS 10
TEXANS 31, Titans 17
Monday, Sept. 29
BRONCOS 38, Bengals 31
DOLPHINS 27, Jets 17
Week 5:
Thursday, Oct. 2
RAMS 27, 49ers 24
Sunday, Oct. 5
Vikings 33, Browns 17
BENGALS 35, Lions 32
BILLS 34, Patriots 17
EAGLES 27, Broncos 17
Redskins 34, CHARGERS 27
COLTS 21, Raiders 20
JETS 23, Cowboys 20
PANTHERS 23, Dolphins 17
RAVENS 34, Texans 24
SAINTS 10, Giants 9
SEAHAWKS 24, Buccaneers 17
Cardinals 30, TITANS 24
Monday, Oct. 6
Chiefs 27, JAGUARS 24
Week 6:
Thursday, Oct. 9
Eagles 38, GIANTS 17
Sunday, Oct. 12
49ers 30, BUCCANEERS 27
CHIEFS 24, Lions 23
Cardinals 34, COLTS 24
Chargers 38, DOLPHINS 31
Seahawks 27, JAGUARS 24
Broncos 20, JETS 10
PACKERS 38, Bengals 31
Cowboys 31, PANTHERS 17
RAIDERS 13, Titans 10
RAVENS 30, Rams 27
Patriots 17, SAINTS 16
STEELERS 23, Browns 20
Monday, Oct. 13
Bills 30, FALCONS 27
REDSKINS 27, Bears 24
Week 7:
Thursday, Oct. 16
Steelers 31, BENGALS 28
Sunday, Oct. 19
49ERS 26, Falcons 24
BEARS 28, Saints 17
BRONCOS 31, Giants 17
BROWNS 13, Dolphins 10
Packers 31, CARDINALS 24
CHARGERS 34, Colts 31
CHIEFS 24, Raiders 17
COWBOYS 27, Redskins 24
Rams 38, JAGUARS 24
JETS 24, Panthers 16
Patriots 19, TITANS 17
VIKINGS 26, Eagles 24
Monday, Oct. 20
LIONS 31, Buccaneers 28
Texans 23, SEAHAWKS 20
Week 8:
Thursday, Oct. 23
Vikings 34, CHARGERS 27
Sunday, Oct. 26
BRONCOS 27, Cowboys 23
Titans 27, COLTS 24
EAGLES 34, Giants 31
Dolphins 26, FALCONS 23
JETS 27, Bengals 24
Bills 38, PANTHERS 17
PATRIOTS 19, Browns 18
Bears 31, RAVENS 27
Buccaneers 34, SAINTS 20
STEELERS 27, Packers 24
TEXANS 23, 49ers 16
Monday, Oct. 27
Redskins 30, CHIEFS 23
Week 9:
Thursday, Oct. 30
Ravens 38, DOLPHINS 24
Sunday, Nov. 2
BENGALS 41, Bears 28
BILLS 26, Chiefs 17
GIANTS 27, 49ers 24
LIONS 30, Vikings 27
PACKERS 44, Panthers 20
PATRIOTS 17, Falcons 16
Jaguars 24, RAIDERS 20
RAMS 31, Saints 13
REDSKINS 26, Seahawks 20
STEELERS 24, Colts 16
TEXANS 20, Broncos 17
Chargers 41, TITANS 24
Monday, Nov. 3
Cardinals 27, COWBOYS 24
Week 10:
Thursday, Nov. 6
BRONCOS 23, Raiders 16
Sunday, Nov. 9
Falcons 26, Colts 23
49ERS 27, Rams 24
BEARS 23, Giants 17
BUCCANEERS 30, Patriots 17
CHARGERS 26, Steelers 23
Bills 38, DOLPHINS 34
JETS 17, Browns 13
Saints 26, PANTHERS 20
Lions 34, REDSKINS 30
Cardinals 27, SEAHAWKS 24
TEXANS 26, Jaguars 24
VIKINGS 35, Ravens 32
Monday, Nov. 10
PACKERS 31, Eagles 24
Week 11:
Thursday, Nov. 13
PATRIOTS 16, Jets 12
Sunday, Nov. 16
BILLS 35, Buccaneers 31
Chiefs 17, BRONCOS 16
Ravens 27, BROWNS 17
49ers 26, CARDINALS 23
EAGLES 34, Lions 17
FALCONS 24, Panthers 23
Packers 26, GIANTS 20
Chargers 38, JAGUARS 30
RAMS 30, Seahawks 23
Bengals 34, STEELERS 31
Texans 30, TITANS 17
VIKINGS 27, Bears 23
Monday, Nov. 17
RAIDERS 31, Cowboys 24
Week 12:
Thursday, Nov. 20
Bills 26, TEXANS 23
Sunday, Nov. 23
Redskins 41, Dolphins 23
BEARS 26, Steelers 23
BENGALS 30, Patriots 27
CHIEFS 24, Colts 23
Eagles 35, COWBOYS 31
JAGUARS 28, Cardinals 27
LIONS 24, Giants 23
PACKERS 26, Vikings 24
Browns 10, RAIDERS 9
RAMS 34, Buccaneers 20
RAVENS 41, Jets 10
Falcons 27, SAINTS 23
Seahawks 27, TITANS 13
Monday, Nov. 24
Panthers 27, 49ERS 26
Week 13:
Happy Thanksgiving!
Chiefs 38, COWBOYS 24
LIONS 28, Packers 27
RAVENS 38, Bengals 30
Friday, Nov. 28
EAGLES 34, Bears 17
Sunday, Nov. 30
49ers 20, BROWNS 13
BUCCANEERS 31, Cardinals 28
CHARGERS 26, Raiders 17
Texans 30, COLTS 16
DOLPHINS 26, Saints 20
Falcons 31, JETS 17
PANTHERS 27, Rams 24
REDSKINS 27, Broncos 20
Vikings 31, SEAHAWKS 17
Bills 30, STEELERS 23
Jaguars 38, TITANS 24
Monday, Dec. 1
Giants 22, PATRIOTS 20
Week 14:
Thursday, Dec. 4
LIONS 31, Cowboys 24
Sunday, Dec. 7
BILLS 38, Bengals 34
BROWNS 20, Titans 17
BUCCANEERS 29, Saints 27
Rams 30, CARDINALS 24
CHIEFS 20, Texans 17
FALCONS 26, Seahawks 19
JAGUARS 28, Colts 20
JETS 27, Dolphins 17
PACKERS 27, Bears 24
RAIDERS 13, Broncos 10
RAVENS 27, Steelers 17
Redskins 33, VIKINGS 30
Monday, Dec. 8
Eagles 34, CHARGERS 24
Week 15:
Thursday, Dec. 11
BUCCANEERS 31, Falcons 30
Sunday, Dec. 14
49ERS 31, Titans 24
Ravens 38, BENGALS 35
Packers 24, BRONCOS 23
BEARS 23, Browns 16
Vikings 30, COWBOYS 24
EAGLES 49, Raiders 10
CHIEFS 23, Chargers 20
Redskins 38, GIANTS 10
JAGUARS 23, Jets 17
Bills 30, PATRIOTS 21
RAMS 31, Lions 28
Panthers 26, SAINTS 23
Colts 16, SEAHAWKS 13
TEXANS 33, Cardinals 30
Monday, Dec. 15
STEELERS 24, Dolphins 16
Week 16:
Thursday, Dec. 18
Rams 34, SEAHAWKS 20
Saturday, Dec. 20
REDSKINS 27, Eagles 24
Sunday, Dec. 21
BEARS 26, Packers 23
BRONCOS 27, Jaguars 24
Bills 28, BROWNS 7
COWBOYS 28, Chargers 27
DOLPHINS 37, Bengals 34
Cardinals 28, FALCONS 26
Vikings 23, GIANTS 20
LIONS 26, Steelers 24
Buccaneers 30, PANTHERS 27
RAVENS 27, Patriots 12
Jets 23, SAINTS 20
Raiders 23, TEXANS 20
Chiefs 23, TITANS 17
Monday, Dec. 22
49ers 31, COLTS 17
Week 17:
Merry Christmas!
CHIEFS 22, Broncos 20
Cowboys 34, REDSKINS 31
Saturday, Dec. 27
VIKINGS 34, Lions 31
Sunday, Dec, 28
49ERS 34, Bears 31
BENGALS 38, Cardinals 34
Eagles 34, BILLS 31
CHARGERS 27, Texans 23
Jaguars 26, COLTS 24
Buccaneers 27, DOLPHINS 23
JETS 17, Patriots 13
Ravens 31, PACKERS 28
Seahawks 24, PANTHERS 20
RAIDERS 17, Giants 13
Steelers 16, BROWNS 15
TITANS 21, Saints 17
Monday, Dec. 29
FALCONS 30, Rams 27
Week 18:
Sunday, Jan. 4
Seahawks 24, 49ERS 21
BEARS 27, Lions 17
BENGALS 28, Browns 14
BRONCOS 20, Chargers 17
Panthers 29, BUCCANEERS 27
EAGLES 30, Redskins 23
FALCONS 20, Saints 10
GIANTS 20, Cowboys 16
Bills 27, JETS 17
Dolphins 15, PATRIOTS 13
RAIDERS 17, Chiefs 16
RAMS 20, Cardinals 17
Colts 20, TEXANS 16
Titans 24, JAGUARS 23
STEELERS 23, Ravens 20
VIKINGS 27, Packers 23
2025 NFL Playoff Predictions – Wildcard Round
7. San Francisco 49ers (10-7) at 2. Minnesota Vikings (13-4)
The 49ers were able to make the playoffs because of their easy schedule. The Vikings went 13-4 because they have one of the best rosters in the NFL. San Francisco’s downgraded defensive line won’t have much of a chance getting by Minnesota’s enhanced offensive line.
Vikings 34, 49ers 20
6. Green Bay Packers (10-7) at 3. Los Angeles Rams (11-6)
Matthew Stafford will have all the time in the world to throw against the Packers, who have a mediocre pass rush. This will be the difference in the game, as Stafford will light up Green Bay’s secondary in his dome, especially if Alaric Jackson is available. Jackson could be a long shot to play, but the Rams should still win this matchup if he’s unavailable.
Rams 38, Packers 27
5. Washington Redskins (12-5) at 4. Atlanta Falcons (9-8)
A year ago, the Redskins marched into Tampa Bay and beat the Buccaneers in the opening round of the playoffs. Perhaps Washington beating the NFC Champion will become a yearly event. The Falcons have upgraded their pass rush, but their defense still doesn’t seem equipped to vanquish Jayden Daniels.
Redskins 27, Falcons 24
7. San Angeles Chargers (9-8) at 2. Kansas City Chiefs (13-4)
A battle against the Chargers may seem like a difficult first-round matchup for the Chiefs, but the Charger defense is extremely poor. They were able to reach the playoffs because of their explosive offense, but Patrick Mahomes, Isiah Pacheco, Rashee Rice, and Travis Kelce shouldn’t have any issues scoring plenty of points against their divisional rivals.
Chiefs 38, Chiefs 31
6. Denver Broncos (10-7) at 3. Baltimore Ravens (13-4)
The Broncos were a year ahead of schedule last year and didn’t deserve to be in the playoffs. They were predictably blown out at Buffalo. This is a different Denver team. Bo Nix has experience now, while the defense made some upgrades. However, it still isn’t enough to beat the upper echelon in the NFL quite yet.
Ravens 31, Broncos 23
5. Pittsburgh Steelers (10-7) at 4. Jacksonville Jaguars (10-7)
This could be a tough defensive battle. Neither team has a great offensive line, so the opposing pass rushes should dominate this contest. I’ll give the edge to the Jaguars because they’re at home, and we saw them have a huge comeback as the No. 4 seed a few years ago.
Jaguars 19, Steelers 16
2025 NFL Playoff Predictions – Divisional Round
5. Washington Redskins (12-5) at 1. Philadelphia Eagles (14-3)
The Redskins were embarrassed in their NFC Championship loss at Philadelphia last year. The rematch will be closer, thanks to the upgrades Washington made on offense. However, the Redskins’ pass rush isn’t good enough to bother Jalen Hurts behind his elite offensive line.
Eagles 34, Redskins 31
3. Los Angeles Rams (11-6) at 2. Minnesota Vikings (13-4)
This was an opening-round matchup in last year’s playoffs. The Rams absolutely dominated the Vikings, and a big reason that happened was because Matthew Stafford was able to carve up Minnesota’s blitz with ease. The Vikings blitzed at the highest rate in the NFL last year, and Stafford is the master at beating the blitz. The Vikings could change their strategy, however, especially if Alaric Jackson isn’t available. Jackson’s absence would give Minnesota a great chance of pressuring Stafford.
Vikings 24, Rams 23
4. Jacksonville Jaguars (10-7) at 1. Buffalo Bills (15-2)
We saw this happen last year where the three goliaths in the AFC made it to the divisional round. Two beat up on each other, while the third had an easy game against the AFC South winner. We have a repeat of that, except it’ll be Buffalo that will take care of business against Jacksonville.
Bills 32, Jaguars 16
3. Baltimore Ravens (13-4) at 2. Kansas City Chiefs (13-4)
The Chiefs were able to claim the No. 2 seed over the Ravens because of a predicted head-to-head victory in the regular season. Kansas City has had Baltimore’s number, after all, so will it prevail in this matchup once again? Well, a key development in this matchup is that the Ravens no longer blitz as often as they once did. Patrick Mahomes dissects the blitz with ease, so this gives the Ravens a chance to finally overcome their rival. Derrick Henry’s presence is also extremely important, as it puts less pressure on Lamar Jackson.
Ravens 30, Chiefs 27
2025 NFL Playoff Predictions – Championship Sunday
2. Minnesota Vikings (13-4) at 1. Philadelphia Eagles (14-3)
Here we go again. The Vikings advanced to the NFC Championship eight years ago, but were blown out by the Eagles in Philadelphia. Will history repeat itself? Perhaps, but it’s more likely that this game will be closer. The Vikings have better coaching and quarterbacking than they possessed in that matchup. However, the cold weather could prove to be the difference, given that the Vikings are a dome team.
Eagles 27, Rams 24
3. Baltimore Ravens (13-4) at 1. Buffalo Bills (15-2)
This is yet another playoff rematch, with the Ravens attempting to avenge their loss to the Bills in the divisional round of the playoffs last year. Buffalo had a big lead in that game, but the Ravens nearly came back. Had Mark Andrews not made three crucial mistakes, the Ravens may have prevailed. Perhaps Andrews will have a huge game to rectify his mistakes. He could score the game-winning touchdown, while Baltimore and its upgraded defense shuts the door on the Bills in their final attempt at a comeback.
Ravens 34, Bills 31
2025 NFL Playoff Predictions – Super Bowl LX at San Francisco
Philadelphia Eagles (14-3) vs. Baltimore Ravens (13-4)
Repeated Super Bowl winners are seldom predicted on this Web site, but the Eagles are a different breed of team that we’ve seen in recent years. They have an amazing roster, and they’re elite at almost every position. I nearly picked them to repeat.
The Ravens, however, could win this Super Bowl matchup. Philadelphia won’t be able to attack Lamar Jackson like it did to Patrick Mahomes a year ago because Baltimore has a much better offensive line than Kansas City. The Eagles won a regular-season battle versus Baltimore, but the Ravens have made huge upgrades to their defense. In that loss, they were trampled by Saquon Barkley because they had to move Kyle Hamilton to the secondary. That won’t be necessary this time because of all the improvements in the defensive backfield.
This matchup could go either way, but the Ravens will be predicted to prevail. The Eagles lost some depth, as well as their offensive coordinator. Also, Barkley had a huge workload last year, so who’s to say that he won’t break down at some point? Lamar Jackson, meanwhile, will finally silence the critics and win his first Super Bowl.
Ravens 34, Eagles 28
