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After four weeks of play in the NFL, things are becoming much more clear in terms of which teams are top contenders. Both the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs are standouts in each conference, leading the question to whether or not we’ll see them face off in the Super Bowl? However, there are teams a bit more cloudy – such as the Atlanta Falcons who seem reprised with the return of their quarterback. Others are falling fast, such as the Houston Texans who are now 0-4.
Here are our updated Super Bowl Power Rankings entering Week 5.
| Rank | Team | Record | Previous Week | Super Bowl Odds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  San Francisco 49ers |
(4-0) | 2 ▲ +1 | +850 |
| 2 |  Kansas City Chiefs |
(4-0) | 3 ▲ +1 | +900 |
| 3 |  Jacksonville Jaguars |
(3-1) | 5 ▲ +2 | +1500 |
| 4 |  Buffalo Bills |
(3-1) | 1 ▼ -3 | +750 |
| 5 |  Seattle Seahawks |
(3-1) | 7 ▲ +2 | +950 |
| 6 |  Minnesota Vikings |
(4-0) | 8 ▲ +2 | +2200 |
| 7 |  Denver Broncos |
(2-2) | 4 ▼ -3 | +2000 |
| 8 |  Los Angeles Rams |
(2-2) | 9 ▲ +1 | +650 |
| 9 |  Baltimore Ravens |
(3-1) | 10 ▲ +1 | +850 |
| 10 |  New England Patriots |
(2-2) | 18 ▲ +8 | +2500 |
| 11 |  Dallas Cowboys |
(2-2) | 16 ▲ +5 | +2700 |
| 12 |  Chicago Bears |
(3-1) | 12 ▬ E | +1800 |
| 13 |  Carolina Panthers |
(2-2) | 26 ▲ +13 | +8000 |
| 14 |  Detroit Lions |
(2-2) | 6 ▼ -8 | +2400 |
| 15 |  Las Vegas Raiders |
(3-1) | 14 ▼ -1 | +7400 |
| 16 |  Philadelphia Eagles |
(2-2) | 11 ▼ -5 | +2400 |
| 17 |  Cleveland Browns |
(3-1) | 19 ▲ +2 | +18000 |
| 18 |  Cincinnati Bengals |
(2-2) | 13 ▼ -5 | +1900 |
| 19 |  Atlanta Falcons |
(2-2) | 22 ▲ +3 | +8000 |
| 20 |  New York Giants |
(3-1) | 21 ▲ +1 | +15000 |
| 21 |  Pittsburgh Steelers |
(2-2) | 15 ▼ -6 | +10000 |
| 22 |  Indianapolis Colts |
(2-2) | 23 ▲ +1 | +6500 |
| 23 |  Green Bay Packers |
(2-2) | 28 ▲ +5 | +6500 |
| 24 |  New Orleans Saints |
(1-3) | 17 ▼ -7 | +9000 |
| 25 |  Washington Commanders |
(1-3) | 20 ▼ -5 | +9000 |
| 26 |  Houston Texans |
(0-4) | 24 ▼ -2 | +4500 |
| 27 |  Arizona Cardinals |
(1-3) | 25 ▼ -2 | +30000 |
| 28 |  New York Jets |
(1-3) | 27 ▼ -1 | +30000 |
| 29 |  Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
(0-4) | 29 ▬ E | +15000 |
| 30 |  Los Angeles Chargers |
(0-4) | 30 ▬ E | +10000 |
| 31 |  Miami Dolphins |
(0-4) | 31 ▬ E | +100000 |
| 32 |  Tennessee Titans |
(0-4) | 32 ▬ E | +50000 |
Who Looked the Best
| Team | Notes |
|---|---|
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Trevor Lawrence threw for 227 yards and a touchdown while Jourdan Lewis and Foyesade Oluokun each intercepted Joe Burrow, as the Jaguars held off the Bengals 22–17 on the road. |
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Drake Maye threw two touchdowns to Romeo Doubs and found Efton Chism III for a late go-ahead score as New England rallied to beat Buffalo 29–26, handing the Bills their first loss of the season. |
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Brock Purdy threw for 218 yards and two touchdowns, George Kittle hauled in a 56-yard score, and Christian McCaffrey added a rushing touchdown as San Francisco moved to 4–0 with a 24–14 win over Denver. |
Who Surprised
| Team | Notes |
|---|---|
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Deshaun Watson threw for 268 yards and set up Andre Szmyt’s game-winning 56-yard field goal with 10 seconds left, while Grant Delpit’s interception of Aaron Rodgers sealed Cleveland’s 27–24 upset of Pittsburgh. |
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Bryce Young threw for 329 yards and two touchdowns, Tetairoa McMillan posted career highs with 192 receiving yards and two scores, and Chuba Hubbard added 122 rushing yards as Carolina stunned Detroit 32–26. |
Who Disappointed
| Team | Notes |
|---|---|
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Bijan Robinson and Brian Robinson combined for five rushing touchdowns as Atlanta’s ground game overwhelmed a Saints defense missing Kaden Elliss and Carl Granderson in a 45–24 blowout loss. |
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Aaron Rodgers was intercepted by Grant Delpit on the final play as Pittsburgh let a late lead slip away in a 27–24 loss to Cleveland. |
Keep Your Head High
| Team | Notes |
|---|---|
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Kirk Cousins threw for 365 yards and found a sick Brock Bowers for a touchdown with 1:46 left, but Las Vegas couldn’t complete the comeback in a 30–27 loss to Kansas City. |
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Ollie Gordon II ran for 100 yards and a touchdown and rookie linebacker Jacob Rodriguez piled up a team-high 18 tackles, but still-winless Miami fell 15–10 to Minnesota. |
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