This defeat was a heartbreaker for the Bengals, who held a 28-18 lead in the fourth quarter. However, back-to-back interceptions by Joe Burrow (including a pick-six) gave Buffalo the lead and paved the way to a win.

10. Baltimore Ravens (6-7): Up next — At Cincinnati Bengals in Week 15 Notable odds: With back-to-back losses now, the Ravens have plummeted to the last bubble team in the AFC hunt. They have 32% odds of making the postseason, according to NFL.com Teams who were eliminated during Week 14.

The New England Patriots and Chicago Bears currently hold the top seeds in the AFC and NFC, respectively. Several teams, including the Houston Texans and Detroit Lions, remain in the hunt for a postseason berth.

The NFL playoff picture continues to get sorted out in Week 14 with a trio of key divisional matchups. Colts-Jaguars will help decide the direction of the AFC South in the final weeks of the regular season, while Bears-Packers is a key game for Chicago given the Packers' record and the quirky nature of having a tie.

The NFL playoff race has taken center stage in Week 14. In the NFC, the Bears are trying to hold onto the No. 1 seed as they face the Packers, while the Rams play the Cardinals at 4:25 p.m. ET. The Patriots are on their bye week, which means the Broncos can equal their 11-2 record with a win today over the Raiders.

General manager Dan Morgan put together as good a 2025 NFL draft class as any team in the league, boosting the Carolina Panthers' roster in several places where

The Tennessee Titans remain the only team with 1 win and are closing in on securing the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.