The Green Bay Packers surged in the NFL power rankings for week 10 following a dominant 45-27 victory over the New England Patriots, as reported by DAZN.
This result, combined with a volatile trade deadline and significant upsets for the Minnesota Vikings and Baltimore Ravens, has reshaped the league’s competitive hierarchy.
The Jacksonville Jaguars moved into the third position after acquiring Jessie Bates, Jordan Davis, and Davon Godchaux at the trade deadline. Meanwhile, the Vikings saw the return of quarterback Kirk Cousins, though their standing remains precarious after a 23-6 loss to the Buffalo Bills. The Bills, who limited Minnesota to six points, further bolstered their roster by adding Amani Hooker from the Tennessee Titans.
In the NFC North, the Chicago Bears secured a high-profile win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27-24. “Cairo Santos marcando el gol de campo decisivo a tiempo agotado,” DAZN noted regarding the kicker’s game-winning field goal.
| Team | Week 9 Result | Key Roster Move/Status |
|---|---|---|
| Jacksonville Jaguars | Won 33-10 vs. Ravens | Acquired Bates, Davis, Godchaux |
| Green Bay Packers | Won 45-27 vs. Patriots | Christian Watson (171 yardas) y Matthew Golden (164) |
| Buffalo Bills | Won 23-6 vs. Vikings | Acquired Amani Hooker |
| Baltimore Ravens | Lost 33-10 vs. Jaguars | Por primera vez en su historia los Ravens encadenan tres derrotas consecutivas por 20 puntos o más |
The Denver Broncos maintained their momentum, defeating the Carolina Panthers 26-21. This victory extended their NFL record to 16 regular-season wins in games decided by a single score. Elsewhere, the Chicago Bears overcame four interceptions by Caleb Williams to defeat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27-24, relying on a game-winning field goal from Cairo Santos as time expired.
The Patriots’ defeat at Gillette Stadium marked a low point for the franchise, as they conceded a record 45 points at home. Three first-half interceptions by Drake Maye and a knee injury to Rhamondre Stevenson compounded the loss. The Detroit Lions, meanwhile, secured a 19-9 win over the Miami Dolphins, with Andre Cisco joining the roster via trade just before the team’s trip to Munich to face the Patriots.
The NFC South remains tightly contested despite recent struggles. The New Orleans Saints defeated the Houston Texans 23-22 in overtime, moving into a shared first-place position with the Panthers. The Cowboys edged the Indianapolis Colts 27-23, despite committing 14 penalties for 153 yards. CeeDee Lamb’s 195 receiving yards proved critical in securing the win before Dallas faces the 49ers.
The Carolina Panthers fell 23-22 to the Saints in overtime, while the Colts have now suffered seven consecutive losses. The Los Angeles Chargers remain winless after a 44-22 defeat to the Houston Texans, a game in which C.J. Stroud threw five touchdowns while the Chargers’ offensive line surrendered eight sacks.
The Lions are set to play the Patriots in Germany, while the Steelers prepare for their Sunday night meeting in Cincinnati.
