The top three teams are unchanged in PFF's Week 12 NFL Power Rankings.

According to PFF simulations, the Chiefs have a 68% chance of making the playoffs with a Week 12 win, but that number drops to 33% with a loss.

Every week of the NFL season brings fresh market signals, and power ratings are one of the sharpest tools to cut through the noise. PFF’s updated ratings don’t just tell you who’s playing well — they help explain where perception and reality may be drifting apart. 

Set your fantasy football lineups and get on your way to winning a 2025 championship with Nathan Jahnke's Week 12 rankings.

We'll examine team performance in various categories after each week of the 2025 NFL season.

Dak Prescott, George Pickens and Javonte Williams powered a balanced attack — and a 33-16 victory — against the Raiders.

George Kittle is back to being a TE1 with Brock Purdy in the lineup, while Quinshon Judkins remains a touchdown-dependent asset.

PFF grades every player on every play, and these are the top rookies through 11 weeks of action.

Bryce Young and the Carolina Panthers capped Week 11 with a dramatic overtime win over the Atlanta Falcons, continuing their surge with a fifth victory in their last seven games. Young delivered one of the best outings of his young career, putting up career-best numbers through the air.

Week 11 is in the books. With the playoff picture looking clearer by the week, we have some impact playmakers making a big difference in just their debut NFL seasons.

The Cardinals' Walter Nolen and the Bears' Colston Loveland were among the first-round standouts in Week 11 of the 2025 season.

These rest-of-season rankings can help in deciding who to add, who to cut or who might be worth trading for. As usual, the goal is to add as many players near the top of the list and not those lower or off the list in order to optimize your odds at a fantasy championship.

The 2025 fantasy football season is in full swing. Here are players to add and drop, as well as some players to buy and sell in fantasy football leagues after Week 11.

Dak Prescott threw for 268 yards and four touchdowns as the Dallas Cowboys controlled the Las Vegas Raiders in a 33-16 win on Monday night. Prescott consistently attacked through the air, feeding George Pickens for 144 yards and a score and connecting with CeeDee Lamb for another touchdown, while Javonte Williams added 93 rushing yards to keep the offense balanced.

The Cowboys briefly disciplined CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens and then rotated them more than usual, while their No. 3 wideout role shifted between Ryan Flournoy and KaVontae Turpin. In Las Vegas, the Raiders leaned heavily into multi-tight end sets, elevating Carter Runyon and using Brock Bowers in a larger, more versatile role as they dressed four tight ends and only four wide receivers.

Nathan Jahnke reveals his fantasy football usage and production report, your one-stop for the fantasy football utilization you actually need.