
1. San Francisco (10-1): Wow, what a performance on national TV in dismantling Green Bay, 37-8. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìýat Baltimore.
2. Baltimore (9-2):Â Wow, what a performance on national television in dismantling the Rams, 45-6. Next:Â vs. San Francisco.
3. Seattle (9-2): The Seahawks are 4-0 in East Coast road games this year following win over Philadelphia. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìývs. Minnesota (Monday).
4. New England (10-1): Outgained 321-291 by the Cowboys, the Patriots won despite scoring only one touchdown. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìýat Houston.
5. New Orleans (9-2): The Saints will likely become the first team to clinch their division; they lead Carolina by four games. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìýat Atlanta (Thursday).
6. Green Bay (8-3): Aaron Rodgers needed 20 completions to total 104 passing yards. Not good. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìýat N.Y. Giants.
7. Minnesota (8-3): The late bye should benefit the Vikings, who will likely have to win three playoff games to reach the Super Bowl. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìýat Seattle (Monday).
8. Kansas City (7-4): The Raiders turtling against the Jets allowed the Chiefs to enter December with a one-game division lead. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìývs. Oakland.
9. Buffalo (8-3):Â The Bills held the Broncos to 134 yards, their best defensive performance in six years. Next: at Dallas (Thursday).
10. Houston (7-4): Receiver DeAndre Hopkins (81 catches, second in the league) against Patriots cornerback Stephon Gilmore will be a good show. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìývs. New England.
11. Indianapolis (6-5):Â Must-win for the Colts, who squandered a chance last week to take control of their division but lost at Houston. Next: vs. Tennessee.
12. Dallas (6-5): Is coach Jason Garrett¶¶Òõap job on the line against the Bills? Not immediately, but a loss would likely lead to his end-of-season dismissal. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìývs. Buffalo (Thursday).
13. Tennessee (6-5):Â Derrick Henry scored a 74-yard touchdown on his way to a 159-yard day in blowout win over Jacksonville. Next:Â at Indianapolis.
14. Pittsburgh (6-5): It was bad enough that Mason Rudolph got clubbed by his own helmet; in his next game, he was benched for Devlin Hodges in win over Bengals. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìývs. Cleveland.
15. L.A. Rams (6-5): The Jalen Ramsey trade has been a dud, but not as bad as quarterback Jared Goff’s new contract. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìýat Arizona.
16. Philadelphia (5-6): Only Dallas’ inability to beat a team with a winning record is keeping the ordinary Eagles in the division race. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìýat Miami.
17. Oakland (6-5): The Raiders did what the Raiders do against the Jets — get blown out (34-3) in an East Coast game. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìýat Kansas City.
18. Cleveland (5-6): Rock bottom for the Browns was their loss to the Broncos. Since then, they’ve won three straight. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìýat Pittsburgh.
19. Carolina (5-6): One of the league’s fascinating teams this offseason because of the futures of Ron Rivera and Cam Newton. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìývs. Washington.
20. Chicago (5-6): The Bears scored 16 third-quarter points in win over Giants, which matched or exceeded their total output in six other games. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìýat Detroit (Thursday).
21. Tampa Bay (4-7): We’re rooting for Jameis Winston to accomplish the rare double — lead league in touchdowns (currently second with 22) and interceptions (currently first with 20). ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìýat Jacksonville.
22. L.A. Chargers (4-7): The Chargers were in Colorado Springs two weeks ago to practice in altitude before their Mexico City trip. They’re back in the state Sunday for an actual game. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìýat Broncos.
23. N.Y. Jets (4-7):Â Break up the Jets, who have outscored opponents 102-47 during three-game win streak. Next:Â at Cincinnati.
24. Jacksonville (4-7): The Jaguars have allowed 216, 264 and 219 yards rushing in their last three games (all division losses). ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìývs. Tampa Bay.
25. Broncos (3-8): The Broncos have never lost 13 games in a season. That is now in play. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìývs. L.A. Chargers.
26. Atlanta (3-8): Of course, the Falcons followed two division road wins by allowing 446 yards in home loss to Tampa Bay. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìývs. New Orleans (Thursday).
27. Arizona (3-7-1):Â Our early pick for Week 13 upset because the Rams will be coming off a short week and the Cardinals were off. Next:Â vs. L.A. Rams.
28. Washington (2-9):Â Old friend Case Keenum took the end-of-game kneel-down because Dwayne Haskins was taking selfies with fans. Next: at Carolina.
29. Detroit (3-7-1): There should be more chatter about Matt Patricia’s status. The Lions have lost seven of their last eight. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìývs. Chicago (Thursday).
30. Miami (2-9): The Dolphins should be saying, ‘OK, we’ve got two wins. That¶¶Òõap enough.’ Next: vs. Philadelphia.
31. New York Giants (2-9): It really feels like running back Saquon Barkley’s early-career years are being squandered. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìývs. Green Bay.
32. Cincinnati (0-11): Desperation thy name is going back to Andy Dalton. ±·±ð³æ³Ù:Ìývs. N.Y. Jets.



