The 2025 NFL Free Agency has made significant waves across the league, prompting analysts to unveil their Power Rankings that give teams their first spotlight ahead of the upcoming season. With the dust settling from player movement, it's clear that some franchises have emerged as favorites while others struggle to find footing.
As of mid-March 2025, the Philadelphia Eagles top the rankings following a dynamic free agency period, holding the highest power ranking of 6. The team, known for its formidable lineup, has odds of +600 to win the Super Bowl with a robust record of 14-3 (11-6 against the spread). On the opposite end, the Tennessee Titans recently languished to the last position, rated at -4 with Super Bowl odds ballooning to +19000 after a disappointing record of 3-13 (2-14 ATS).
The Eagles, led by head coach Nick Sirianni, have made several key additions that bolster their already strong roster. Among the standouts are guard Kenyon Green from Houston, quarterback Dorian Thompson-Robinson from Cleveland, and running back A.J. Dillon from Green Bay. Defensive edge is reinforced with the arrivals of outside linebackers Josh Uche from New England and Azeez Ojulari from New York. They also welcomed tight end Harrison Bryant from Las Vegas, cornerback Adoree’ Jackson from New York, and tight end Kylen Granson from Indianapolis.
However, the off-season hasn’t been entirely without loss for the Eagles. Notable departures include defensive end Milton Williams, who joined New England, outside linebacker Josh Sweat signed with Arizona, guard Mekhi Becton heads to Los Angeles, while safety Chauncey Gardner-Johnson has moved to Houston. Veteran outside linebacker Brandon Graham announced his retirement, and cornerback Darius Slay is now with Pittsburgh.
Examining the broader landscape of the NFL post-free agency reveals other teams solidifying their playoff aspirations. The Baltimore Ravens, currently ranked second with a power ranking of 5.5 and Super Bowl odds of +700, brought in significant talent, including wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins from Kansas City and quarterback Cooper Rush from Dallas. They parted ways with guard Patrick Mekari (Jacksonville), cornerback Brandon Stephens (New York Jets), and linebacker Malik Harrison (Pittsburgh).
The Detroit Lions, showing great promise, are also in the playoff picture with their own power ranking of 5.5 and Super Bowl odds at +950. With new additions like cornerback D.J. Reed from New York and quarterback Kyle Allen from Pittsburgh, they parted ways with cornerback Carlton Davis and defining pieces like edge rusher Za’Darius Smith and guard Kevin Zeitler.
Similarly, the Buffalo Bills are capitalizing on their competitiveness with new additions such as standout edge rusher Joey Bosa from the Los Angeles Chargers and wide receiver Josh Palmer, also from Los Angeles. With their strong roster, the Bills cement their place in the rankings with a power ranking of 5 and Super Bowl odds of +750.
The Kansas City Chiefs, always a formidable force, add depth to their lineup with the acquisitions of offensive tackle Jaylon Moore, cornerback Kristian Fulton, and quarterback Gardner Minshew. Their Super Bowl odds stand at +700 with a power ranking of 4.5, despite losing key players like offensive guard Joe Thuney and safety Justin Reid.
The rankings also spotlight teams in the playoff hunt. The San Francisco 49ers, Washington Commanders, and Cincinnati Bengals are among those vying for postseason entry. The 49ers bolstered their lineup with quarterback Mac Jones and wide receiver Demarcus Robinson, improving their prospects as they enter the season with a power ranking of 4.
Equally noteworthy is the Washington Commanders, who nabbed notable player Laremy Tunsil from Houston, among others, while the Bengals faced challenges despite bringing in defensive tackle Tedarrell Slaton from Green Bay to address their needs.
As teams continue to build their rosters, the balance of power in the NFL remains fluid, making these Power Rankings essential guideposts for fans and bettors alike. The rankings not only reflect team performances but also set the stage for upcoming season expectations.
The Eagles’ challenge will be to maximize their strengths and address weaknesses from last season as they pursue another Super Bowl run. Meanwhile, the Titans and other cellar dwellers must regroup and strategize effectively to climb out of the depths of the league standings.
The adaptation of the rankings as the season progresses will reflect the evolving dynamics of NFL free agency and its impacts on future matchups and betting expectations. As viewers await the first kickoff of the season, the intrigue around the changing fortunes of the league will only intensify, keeping fans on the edge of their seats!
