Seattle Seahawks
Based on the provided information, the Seattle Seahawks' #3 ranking with a 10-3 record and 82.241 ranking score appears solid, though their position may be more about consistency than marquee victories since they lack notable major wins listed. While their record matches the Los Angeles Rams, they trail the New England Patriots and Denver Broncos who both sit at 11-2, suggesting the Seahawks have been competitive but haven't yet proven themselves against top-tier opposition. The ranking likely reflects strong overall team performance and few significant losses, but the absence of statement wins against elite competition may be a concern for playoff positioning. To maintain or improve their standing, the Seahawks need to secure quality victories against ranked opponents and avoid costly losses in their remaining games, particularly since they're competing closely with other 10+ win teams for playoff seeding. Their current trajectory suggests they're playoff-bound, but establishing themselves as a legitimate contender will require demonstrating they can beat the league's best teams rather than just handling their expected wins.
| Rank | Team | Record | Rating | Point Diff |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 |
New England Patriots
|
11-2 | 85.47 | +110 |
| #2 |
Los Angeles Rams
|
10-3 | 83.25 | +152 |
| #3 |
Seattle Seahawks
|
10-3 | 82.24 | +161 |
| #4 |
Denver Broncos
|
11-2 | 81.53 | +73 |
| #5 |
Green Bay Packers
|
9-3 | 80.86 | +75 |