2025 NFL season

QB — Quarterback RB — Running back FB — Fullback WR — Wide receiver TE — Tight end OL — Offensive lineman T — Tackle G — Guard C — Center

DL — Defensive lineman DE — Defensive end DT — Defensive tackle LB — Linebacker DB — Defensive back CB — Cornerback S — Safety

K — Kicker P — Punter LS — Long snapper RS — Return specialist

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W

L

T

PCT

DIV

CONF

PF

PA

STK

y – New England Patriots

13

3

0

813

4–1

8–3

452

310

W2

w – Buffalo Bills

11

5

0

688

3–2

8–3

446

357

L1

Miami Dolphins †

7

9

0

438

3–2

3–8

337

386

W1

New York Jets †

3

13

0

188

0–5

2–9

292

468

L4

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L

T

PCT

DIV

CONF

PF

PA

STK

Pittsburgh Steelers

9

7

0

563

3–2

7–4

371

363

L1

Baltimore Ravens

8

8

0

500

3–2

5–6

400

372

W1

Cincinnati Bengals †

6

10

0

375

3–2

5–6

396

472

W2

Cleveland Browns †

4

12

0

250

1–4

3–8

259

361

W1

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L

T

PCT

DIV

CONF

PF

PA

STK

x – Jacksonville Jaguars

12

4

0

750

4–1

9–2

433

329

W7

x – Houston Texans

11

5

0

688

4–1

9–2

366

265

W8

Indianapolis Colts †

8

8

0

500

2–3

6–5

436

374

L6

Tennessee Titans †

3

13

0

188

0–5

2–9

277

437

L1

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W

L

T

PCT

DIV

CONF

PF

PA

STK

y – Denver Broncos

13

3

0

813

4–1

8–3

382

308

W1

w – Los Angeles Chargers

11

5

0

688

5–0

8–3

365

321

L1

Kansas City Chiefs †

6

10

0

375

1–4

3–8

350

314

L5

Las Vegas Raiders †

2

14

0

125

0–5

2–9

227

420

L10

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L

T

PCT

DIV

CONF

PF

PA

STK

y – Philadelphia Eagles

11

5

0

688

3–2

8–3

362

301

W3

Dallas Cowboys †

7

8

1

469

4–1

4–6–1

454

477

W1

Washington Commanders †

4

12

0

250

2–3

2–9

332

434

L2

New York Giants †

3

13

0

188

1–4

1–10

347

422

W1

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W

L

T

PCT

DIV

CONF

PF

PA

STK

y – Chicago Bears

11

5

0

688

2–3

7–4

425

396

L1

(7) Green Bay Packers

9

6

1

594

4–1

7–3–1

388

344

L3

Minnesota Vikings †

8

8

0

500

3–2

6–5

328

330

W4

Detroit Lions †

8

8

0

500

1–4

5–6

462

397

L3

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L

T

PCT

DIV

CONF

PF

PA

STK

Carolina Panthers

8

8

0

500

3–2

6–5

297

364

L1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

7

9

0

438

2–3

5–6

364

397

L4

Atlanta Falcons †

7

9

0

438

2–3

6–5

334

384

W3

New Orleans Saints †

6

10

0

375

3–2

4–7

289

364

W4

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L

T

PCT

DIV

CONF

PF

PA

STK

x – Seattle Seahawks

13

3

0

813

3–2

8–3

470

289

W6

x – San Francisco 49ers

12

4

0

750

4–1

9–2

434

358

W6

w – Los Angeles Rams

11

5

0

688

3–2

6–5

481

326

L2

Arizona Cardinals †

3

13

0

188

0–5

3–8

335

451

L8

Seed

Team

Division

W

L

T

PCT

DIV

CONF

SOS

SOV

STK

Division leaders

1

y – Denver Broncos

West

13

3

0

813

4–1

8–3

410

356

W1

2

y – New England Patriots

East

13

3

0

813

4–1

8–3

383

365

W2

3

x – Jacksonville Jaguars

South

12

4

0

750

4–1

9–2

504

458

W7

4

Pittsburgh Steelers

North

9

7

0

563

3–2

7–4

510

451

L1

Wild cards

5

x – Houston Texans

South

11

5

0

688

4–1

9–2

527

449

W8

6

w – Los Angeles Chargers

West

11

5

0

688

5–0

8–3

439

423

L1

7

w – Buffalo Bills

East

11

5

0

688

3–2

8–3

492

438

L1

In the hunt

9

Baltimore Ravens

North

8

8

0

500

3–2

5–6

498

410

W1

Eliminated from postseason contention

8

Indianapolis Colts

South

8

8

0

500

2–3

6–5

527

383

L6

10

Miami Dolphins

East

7

9

0

438

3–2

3–8

465

366

W1

11

Cincinnati Bengals

North

6

10

0

375

3–2

5–6

533

448

W2

12

Kansas City Chiefs

West

6

10

0

375

1–4

3–8

533

344

L5

13

Cleveland Browns

North

4

12

0

250

1–4

3–8

498

430

W1

14

Tennessee Titans

South

3

13

0

188

0–5

2–9

563

271

L1

15

New York Jets

East

3

13

0

188

0–5

2–9

541

354

L4

16

Las Vegas Raiders

West

2

14

0

125

0–5

2–9

553

500

L10

Denver wins tie break over New England based on common record. Houston wins tie break over LA Chargers and Buffalo based on head-to-head sweep. LA Chargers wins tie break over Buffalo based on common record. Indianapolis wins tie break over Baltimore based on conference record. Cincinnati wins tie break over Kansas City based on conference record. Tennessee wins tie break over NY Jets based on common record. When breaking ties for three or more teams under the NFL's rules, they are first broken within divisions, then comparing only the highest ranked remaining team from each division.

Seed

Team

Division

W

L

T

PCT

DIV

CONF

SOS

SOV

STK

Division leaders

1

x – Seattle Seahawks

West

13

3

0

813

3–2

8–3

480

447

W6

2

y – Chicago Bears

North

11

5

0

688

2–3

7–4

451

398

L1

3

y – Philadelphia Eagles

East

11

5

0

688

3–2

8–3

479

438

W3

4

Carolina Panthers

South

8

8

0

500

3–2

6–5

527

461

L1

Wild cards

5

x – San Francisco 49ers

West

12

4

0

750

4–1

9–2

473

417

W6

6

w – Los Angeles Rams

West

11

5

0

688

3–2

6–5

555

517

L2

7

w – Green Bay Packers

North

9

6

1

594

4–1

7–3–1

479

417

L3

In the hunt

11

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

South

7

9

0

438

2–3

5–6

535

491

L4

Eliminated from postseason contention

8

Minnesota Vikings

North

8

8

0

500

3–2

6–5

512

402

W4

9

Detroit Lions

North

8

8

0

500

1–4

5–6

479

395

L3

10

Dallas Cowboys

East

7

8

1

469

4–1

4–6–1

451

295

W1

12

Atlanta Falcons

South

7

9

0

438

2–3

6–5

504

446

W3

13

New Orleans Saints

South

6

10

0

375

3–2

4–7

496

333

W4

14

Washington Commanders

East

4

12

0

250

2–3

2–9

498

297

L2

15

Arizona Cardinals

West

3

13

0

188

0–5

3–8

570

448

L8

16

New York Giants

East

3

13

0

188

1–4

1–10

535

500

W1

Chicago wins tie break over Philadelphia based on head-to-head victory. Tampa Bay wins tie break over Atlanta based on common record. Minnesota wins tie break over Detroit based on head-to-head sweep. Arizona wins tie break over NY Giants based on conference record. When breaking ties for three or more teams under the NFL's rules, they are first broken within divisions, then comparing only the highest ranked remaining team from each division.

AFC

NFC

AFC

NFC

AFC

NFC

1

Josh Allen QB(Buffalo)

J. J. McCarthy QB(Minnesota)

Foyesade Oluokun LB(Jacksonville)

Nate Landman LB(LA Rams)

Chris Boswell K(Pittsburgh)

Kameron Johnson WR(Tampa Bay)

2

Jonathan Taylor RB(Indianapolis)

Jared Goff QB(Detroit)

Roquan Smith LB(Baltimore)

Fred Warner LB(San Francisco)

Antonio Gibson RB(New England)

Brandon Aubrey K(Dallas)

3

Jonathan Taylor RB(Indianapolis)

Caleb Williams QB(Chicago)

Derwin James S(LA Chargers)

Isaiah Rodgers CB(Minnesota)

Andre Szmyt K(Cleveland)

Jordan Davis DT(Philadelphia)

4

Patrick Mahomes QB(Kansas City)

Puka Nacua WR(LA Rams)

Devin Lloyd LB(Jacksonville)

Quinyon Mitchell CB(Philadelphia)

Marcus Jones CB(New England)

Josh Blackwell CB(Chicago)

Sept.

James Cook RB(Buffalo)

Bijan Robinson RB(Atlanta)

Devin Lloyd LB(Jacksonville)

Byron Young LB(LA Rams)

Spencer Shrader K(Indianapolis)

Brandon Aubrey K(Dallas)

5

C. J. Stroud QB(Houston)

Rico Dowdle RB(Carolina)

Nik Bonitto LB(Denver)

Kool-Aid McKinstry CB(New Orleans)

Chimere Dike WR(Tennessee)

Eddy Piñeiro K(San Francisco)

6

Patrick Mahomes QB(Kansas City)

Bijan Robinson RB(Atlanta)

Jonathon Cooper LB(Denver)

Jamel Dean CB(Tampa Bay)

Cameron Dicker K(LA Chargers)

Ryan Fitzgerald K(Carolina)

7

Ja'Marr Chase WR(Cincinnati)

Christian McCaffrey RB(San Francisco)

K'Lavon Chaisson LB(New England)

Micah Parsons DE(Green Bay)

Grant Delpit S(Cleveland)

Sam Martin P(Carolina)

8

James Cook RB(Buffalo)

Jordan Love QB(Green Bay)

Jordyn Brooks LB(Miami)

Anthony Nelson LB(Tampa Bay)

Isaiah Williams WR(NY Jets)

Chase McLaughlin K(Tampa Bay)

Oct.

Jonathan Taylor RB(Indianapolis)

Jaxon Smith-Njigba WR(Seattle)

Marcus Jones CB(New England)

Micah Parsons DE(Green Bay)

Wil Lutz K(Denver)

Eddy Piñeiro K(San Francisco)

9

Lamar Jackson QB(Baltimore)

Colston Loveland TE(Chicago)

Alex Highsmith LB(Pittsburgh)

Tre'von Moehrig S(Carolina)

Cam Little K(Jacksonville)

Levi Drake Rodriguez DL(Minnesota)

10

Jonathan Taylor RB(Indianapolis)

Jahmyr Gibbs RB(Detroit)

Danielle Hunter DE(Houston)

DeMarcus Lawrence DE(Seattle)

Kene Nwangwu RB(NY Jets)

Nathan Shepherd DT(New Orleans)

11

Josh Allen QB(Buffalo)

Bryce Young QB(Carolina)

Jordyn Brooks LB(Miami)

Jordan Davis DT(Philadelphia)

Wil Lutz K(Denver)

Ethan Evans P(LA Rams)

12

Kareem Hunt RB(Kansas City)

Jahmyr Gibbs RB(Detroit)

Myles Garrett DE(Cleveland)

Ji'Ayir Brown S(San Francisco)

Andrés Borregales K(New England)

Zane Gonzalez K(Atlanta)

13

Drake Maye QB(New England)

Jordan Love QB(Green Bay)

Christian Benford CB(Buffalo)

Ernest Jones IV LB(Seattle)

Evan McPherson K(Cincinnati)

Riley Dixon P(Tampa Bay)

Nov.

De'Von Achane RB(Miami)

Matthew Stafford QB(LA Rams)

Myles Garrett DE(Cleveland)

Nahshon Wright CB(Chicago)

Austin McNamara P(NY Jets)

Jason Myers K(Seattle)

14

Josh Allen QB(Buffalo)

Puka Nacua WR(LA Rams)

Rasul Douglas CB(Miami)

Al-Quadin Muhammad DE(Detroit)

Marvin Mims Jr. WR(Denver)

Rashid Shaheed WR(Seattle)

15

Trevor Lawrence QB(Jacksonville)

Kyle Pitts TE(Atlanta)

Alohi Gilman S(Baltimore)

D'Marco Jackson LB(Chicago)

Cameron Dicker K(LA Chargers)

Jason Myers K(Seattle)

16

Joe Burrow QB(Cincinnati)

Brock Purdy QB(San Francisco)

Derek Stingley Jr. CB(Houston)

Cooper DeJean CB(Philadelphia)

Logan Cooke P(Jacksonville)

Cairo Santos K(Chicago)

1

Josh Allen QB(Buffalo)

Derrick Henry RB(Baltimore)

Jacory Croskey-Merritt RB(Washington)

2

Ja'Marr Chase WR(Cincinnati)

Amon-Ra St. Brown WR(Detroit)

Tyler Warren TE(Indianapolis)

3

Caleb Williams QB(Chicago)

Jonathan Taylor RB(Indianapolis)

Jaylin Lane WR(Washington)

4

Ashton Jeanty RB(Las Vegas)

Puka Nacua WR(LA Rams)

Woody Marks RB(Houston)

5

Baker Mayfield QB (Tampa Bay)

Jacory Croskey-Merritt RB(Washington)

Jacory Croskey-Merritt RB(Washington)

6

Rico Dowdle RB (Carolina)

Cam Skattebo RB(NY Giants)

Tetairoa McMillan WR(Carolina)

7

Ja'Marr Chase WR (Cincinnati)

Jonathan Taylor RB (Indianapolis)

Oronde Gadsden II TE(LA Chargers)

8

Jordan Love QB(Green Bay)

Jonathan Taylor RB (Indianapolis)

RJ Harvey RB(Denver)

9

Sam Darnold QB(Seattle)

Rico Dowdle RB(Carolina)

Jalon Walker LB(Atlanta)

10

Jonathan Taylor RB(Indianapolis)

Jahmyr Gibbs RB(Detroit)

Nick Emmanwori S(Seattle)

11

Tetairoa McMillan WR(Carolina)

Bryce Young QB(Carolina)

Carson Schwesinger LB(Cleveland)

12

Jahmyr Gibbs RB(Detroit)

Emanuel Wilson RB(Green Bay)

Barrett Carter LB(Cincinnati)

13

Jordan Love QB(Green Bay)

D'Andre Swift RB(Chicago)

TreVeyon Henderson RB(New England)

14

Josh Allen QB(Buffalo)

Jahmyr Gibbs RB(Detroit)

Shedeur Sanders QB(Cleveland)

15

Trevor Lawrence QB(Jacksonville)

Bo Nix QB(Denver)

Jacory Croskey-Merritt RB(Washington)

16

Trevor Lawrence QB(Jacksonville)

Joe Burrow QB(Cincinnati)

Ashton Jeanty RB(Las Vegas)

Offensive

Defensive

Sept.

Emeka Egbuka WR(Tampa Bay)

Xavier Watts S(Atlanta)

Oct.

Jaxson Dart QB(NY Giants)

Teddye Buchanan LB(Baltimore)

Nov.

TreVeyon Henderson RB(New England)

Carson Schwesinger LB(Cleveland)

Chicago Bears

Matt Eberflus

Thomas Brown

Ben Johnson

Fired

After a 4–8 (.333) start including a 6-game losing streak, Eberflus was fired as head coach on November 29, 2024, after being hired in 2022. During his two and a half season tenure, Chicago was 14–32 (.304) with no playoff appearances. Brown, the team's offensive coordinator, was named as interim head coach. This was his first head coaching position at any level. He finished the season with a 1–4 (.200) record. Johnson, who spent the previous three seasons as the Detroit Lions' offensive coordinator, was hired on January 21, marking his first head coaching position at any level.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Doug Pederson

Liam Coen

Pederson was fired on January 6, after three seasons with the Jaguars. During his tenure, the team was 22–29 (.431), with one playoff appearance. Coen, who spent the previous season as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' offensive coordinator, was hired as the head coach on January 24. It is his first head coaching position at any level.

Las Vegas Raiders

Antonio Pierce

Pete Carroll

Pierce was fired on January 7, after one and a half seasons with the Raiders. During his tenure, the team went 9–17 (.346) with no playoff appearances. Carroll was hired on January 25. He has eighteen seasons of experience as head coach of the New York Jets, New England Patriots, and Seattle Seahawks, with a combined record of 170–120–1 (.586), twelve playoff berths, two Super Bowl appearances, the Super Bowl XLVIII championship, and an overall playoff record of 11–11 (.500). Carroll was also head coach of USC for nine seasons, accumulating a record of 97–19 (.836) and two national championships. At 73 years old, Carroll will become the oldest head coach in NFL history.

New England Patriots

Jerod Mayo

Mike Vrabel

Mayo was fired on January 5, after one 4–13 (.235) season with the Patriots and no playoff appearance. On January 12, the Patriots hired Vrabel as their new head coach. As the head coach of the Tennessee Titans from 2018 to 2023, he compiled a record of 54–45 (.545), with three playoff appearances and a 2–3 (.400) playoff record.

New Orleans Saints

Dennis Allen

Darren Rizzi

Kellen Moore

After a 2–7 (.222) start including a 7-game losing streak, Allen was fired on November 4, 2024, after two and a half seasons as the team's head coach. During his tenure, the Saints were 18–25 (.419) with no playoff appearances. Rizzi, the team's special teams coordinator, was elevated as interim head coach. He finished the season with a 3–5 (.375) record. Moore was hired on February 11. He previously served as the Dallas Cowboys offensive coordinator from 2019 to 2022, the Chargers in 2023, and the Eagles in 2024, winning Super Bowl LIX with the Eagles. This is his first head coaching position at any level.

New York Jets

Robert Saleh

Jeff Ulbrich

Aaron Glenn

Saleh was fired as head coach on October 8, 2024, with a 20–36 (.357) record (2–3 in 2024). along with no playoff appearances after being hired in 2021. Ulbrich, the team's defensive coordinator, was named interim head coach. This was his first head coaching position. He finished the season with a 3–9 (.250) record. Glenn was hired on January 22 after spending the previous four years as the defensive coordinator for the Detroit Lions. This is his first head coaching job at any level.

Dallas Cowboys

Mike McCarthy

Brian Schottenheimer

Contract expired

McCarthy's contract was not renewed by the Cowboys on January 13 after five seasons together. During his tenure, the team went 49–35 (.583), with two NFC East division titles in three overall playoff appearances, and a playoff record of 1–3 (.250). Schottenheimer, who served as Dallas' offensive coordinator for the previous two seasons, was hired as the head coach on January 24. It is his first head coaching position at any level.