Detroit secured the NFC's top seed by beating Minnesota on Sunday Night Football, but don't count the Vikings out just yet.

The Lions and Bills have the most to lose in these NFL playoffs. More in our power rankings at the end of the regular season.

The Lions move back into the top spot after their decisive win over the Vikings, plus one lesson learned for every NFL team.

Are the Chiefs on top as they chase a three-peat? Or could the Bills or Lions knock them off? Here are the NFL power rankings heading into the playoffs.

Quincy Milton ranks all 14 starting NFL quarterbacks for the NFL playoffs. From C.J. Stroud to Josh Allen, see where your favorite quarterback falls.

The regular season is done and through a series of close wins, combined with a strong finish before Week 18, the Chiefs went 15-2. They're the No. 1 seed in the AFC and they're two home wins from another Super Bowl. A couple teams from our list of the five biggest threats to knock off the Chiefs didn't even make the playoffs. A few remain.

Needing a win and a loss from Tampa Bay to secure the NFC South title, the Atlanta Falcons dropped their Week 18 matchup with the Carolina Panthers, ending their season. While the Bucs did win and eliminated the Falcons anyway, an overtime loss ended an up-and-down year for Atlanta.

Detroit Lions could play the Rams, Vikings, Commanders or Packers at Ford Field in NFL playoffs divisional round. Here's how we rank them.

NFL wild-card playoff power rankings rank teams from least likely to most likely to win Super Bowl. Can Bills, Lions, Eagles, Ravens challenge Chiefs?