The Los Angeles Rams remain on top in PFF's Week 13 NFL Power Rankings.

According to PFF simulations, the Texans have a 70% chance of making the playoffs with a Week 13 win, but that number drops to 32% with a loss.

For the second straight week, the Cowboys rank as the No. 2 most improved team in our power ratings. After falling behind early, their comeback win over the Eagles delivered another ratings bump as they head into a Thanksgiving matchup with the Chiefs.

Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward earned a career-high 78.7 PFF overall grade in Week 12, offering a clear glimpse of his long-term potential.

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

The 49ers moved to 8-4 with a 20-9 victory over the Panthers. The win helps them keep pace with the Rams and Seahawks in a tight NFC West race.

PFF grades every player on every play, and these are the top rookies through 12 weeks of action.

Although there’s no signature metric for “clutchness,” PFF stats can help ascertain which players have been the best when the lights are the brightest.

As teams prepare for the stretch run to the postseason, many of these rookies will be called upon to help lead the charge.

The Titans' Cam Ward and the Browns' Mason Graham were among the first-round standouts in Week 12 of the 2025 season.

Christian McCaffrey totaled 142 yards and scored in his return to Carolina, powering the San Francisco 49ers to a 20-9 win despite Brock Purdy’s three first-half interceptions. San Francisco shifted to a run-heavy, short-passing approach after halftime, with McCaffrey’s 12-yard touchdown run and a Matt Gay field goal extending a lead the defense protected throughout. Bryce Young managed only 169 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions, including a costly red-zone pick in the fourth quarter, as Carolina squandered multiple chances to keep pace and fell to 6-6.

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Myles Garrett continued to strengthen his Defensive Player of the Year case in Week 12, producing 11 pressures — including three sacks — and earning a 92.8 PFF pass-rush grade in another dominant outing. On offense, Jahmyr Gibbs exploded for 264 total yards and a 91.4 PFF grade, ripping off multiple long runs and forcing five missed tackles in the Lions’ overtime win.

Jahmyr Gibbs delivered one of Week 12’s most explosive performances, piling up 264 total yards and shredding the Giants defense with multiple long runs. Rashee Rice matched that impact on the Chiefs’ side, turning 12 targets into 141 yards while averaging 3.62 yards per route run as Patrick Mahomes’ top option.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba continued his breakout season with another explosive downfield touchdown, earning a +1.5 PFF grade on one of Week 12’s most impressive receptions. Rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders matched that highlight with a +1.5 graded throw of his own, showcasing poise under pressure in his first career start.

We break down the advanced metrics after every game of the Week 12 slate, giving an in-depth look at the numbers behind every contest.

The Chiefs' defense put the clamps on the Colts' high-powered offense in Week 12, potentially saving their season in the process.