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The NFL’s contenders and pretenders are beginning to take shape. It appears we are heading toward the familiar reunion of Kansas City Chiefs–Buffalo Bills in the postseason. Meanwhile in the NFC, the San Francisco 49ers remain undefeated while postseason regulars…

Arrowhead Pride released its Week 7 NFL power rankings, which highlight the Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles as the league's biggest fallers after dropping nine spots each. Dakota Watson notes that the undefeated San Francisco 49ers hold the top spot, followed closely by the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills as postseason contenders begin to solidify.
According to Watson, the Rams fell to 17th while the Eagles dropped to 24th amid injury uncertainties surrounding quarterback Jalen Hurts. Meanwhile, the Cleveland Browns and Houston Texans were named the week's biggest risers, climbing six spots apiece, with the Los Angeles Chargers ranked last at 32nd.
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