NFL Playoffs – Quarterback Won/Loss Records

Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes Leads QB Postseason Records

Frank Coyle/ Staff

The KC Chiefs’ Patrick Mahomes attempts to become the first QB in Super Bowl history to win three consecutive titles this postseason. Mahomes has already won three titles over with the current back-to-back titles, setting up the opportunity to set a new NFL record. He has been incredible leading the Chiefs in the postseasons with 15 victories in his short career. His .833 winning percentage ranks the highest of both current and former veteran starters. Last season, his 15 postseason wins passed Terry Bradshaw, John Elway, Peyton Manning, Brett Farve and Ben Rothlisberger. His next win ties him with Joe Montana for 2nd place all-time behind only Tom Brady. Brady has an amazing 35 postseason wins with 7 Super Bowl titles, with most as a New England Patriot. Brady lost two SB games to the NY Giants, both when he left the field with only minutes to go with the Patriots in the lead, only to fall to dramatic performances by the Giant’s Eli Manning in the closing seconds.

    NFL QB Postseason Rankings

Current Players

 Rank/ Quarterback     Wins /Losses /Percent / Teams  / Championships
* Playoff Starters

* 1 Patrick Mahomes            15        3          .833       Chiefs         2019, 2022, 2023

2 Aaron Rodgers                   11         10        .524       Packers           2010

3 Joe Flacco                            10        6          .625       Ravens (10–5) Browns (0–1)     2012

* 4 Russell Wilson                  9          7          .563       Seahawks       2013

5  Joe Burrow                          5          2          .714       Bengals

* 6 Josh Allen                          5          5          .500       Bills

7 Jimmy Garoppolo              4          2          .667       49ers

8 Brock Purdy                        4          2          .667       49ers

* 9 Matthew Stafford             4          4          .500       Lions (0–3) Rams (4–1) 2021

* 10 Jared Goff                       4          4          .500       Rams (2–3) Lions (2–1)

* 11 Baker Mayfield               2          2          .500       Browns (1–1) Buccaneers (1–1)

12 Ryan Tannehill                 2          3          .400       Titans

* 13 Jalen Hurts                    2          3          .400       Eagles

* 14 Lamar Jackson              2          4          .333       Ravens

15 Dak Prescott                     2          5          .286       Cowboys

16 Marcus Mariota               1          1          .500       Titans

17 Trevor Lawrence              1          1          .500       Jaguars

18 Daniel Jones                     1          1          .500       Giants

* 19 C. J. Stroud                    1          1          .500       Texans

* 20 Jordan Love                  1          1          .500       Packers

21 Deshaun Watson              1          2          .333       Texans

22 Kirk Cousins                      1          3          .250       Redskins (0–1) Vikings (1–2)

Super Bowl Era Quarterbacks – Win/Loss Records

Rank / Quarterback       Wins / Losses   Percent             Teams Championship Season(s)

Super Bowl Era Quarterbacks

1 Tom Brady                  35 -13     .729       Patriots** (30-11) 2001, 2003, 2004, 2014, 2016, 2018     Buccaneers (5-2)           2020

2 Joe Montana              16-7       .696       49ers (14–5) Chiefs (2–2)         1981, 1984, 1988, 1989

3 Patrick Mahomes      15-3       .833       Chiefs 2019, 2022, 2023

4 Terry Bradshaw         14-5      .737       Steelers           1974, 1975, 1978, 1979

5 John Elway                 14-7       .667       Broncos           1997, 1998

6 Peyton Manning       14-13      .519       Colts (9–10)      2006     Broncos (5–3)          2015

7 Ben Roethlisberger   13-10     .565       Steelers           2005, 2008

8 Brett Favre                 13-11      .542       Packers (12–10) Vikings (1–1) 1996

9 Troy Aikman              11-4       .733       Cowboys          1992, 1993, 1995

10 Roger Staubach       11-6       .647       Cowboys          1971, 1977

11 Aaron Rodgers         11-10      .524       Packers           2010

12 Joe Flacco                10-6       .625       Ravens (10–5) Browns (0–1)     2012

13 Bart Starr                   9-1         .900       Packers 1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1967

14 Kurt Warner              9-4        .692       Rams (5–2) Cardinals (4–2)      1999

15 Russell Wilson          9-7        .563       Seahawks        2013

16 Donovan McNabb    9-7      .563      Eagles

17 Jim Kelly                    9-8        .529      Bills

18 Drew Brees               9-9        .500      Chargers (0–1) Saints (9–8)       2009

19 Jim Plunkett             8-2       .800       Raiders 1980, 1983

20 Eli Manning             8-4       .667       Giants**           2007, 2011

21 Steve Young             8-6       .571       49ers ^ 1994

22 Dan Marino             8-10      .444      Dolphins

23 Ken Stabler              7-5        .583       Raiders (7–4) Oilers (0–1)         1976

24 Johnny Unitas         6-2       .750       Colts 1958, 1959, 1970

25 Joe Theismann        6-2       .750       Redskins          1982

26 Phil Simms              6-4       .600       Giants 1986

27 Bob Griese               6-5       .545       Dolphins           1972, 1973

28 Fran Tarkenton       6-5       .545      Vikings

29 Trent Dilfer              5-1       .833      Buccaneers (1–1) Ravens (4–0) 2000

30 Mark Rypien           5-2       .714       Redskins          1991

31 Joe Burrow              5-2       .714      Bengals

32 Mark Brunell          5-5       .500      Jaguars (4–4) Redskins (1–1)

33 Steve McNair          5-5       .500      Titans (5–4) Ravens (0–1)

34 Josh Allen               5-5       .500      Bills

35 Matt Hasselbeck      5-6       .455      Seahawks

36 Philip Rivers             5-7       .417      Chargers (5–6) Colts (0–1)

37 Mark Sanchez          4-2       .667      Jets

38 Colin Kaepernick    4-2       .667      49ers

39 Nick Foles                4-2       .667       Eagles     2017

40 Jimmy Garoppolo     4-2       .667      49ers

41 Brock Purdy             4-2       .667      49ers

42 Doug Williams          4-3       .571      Buccaneers (1–3) Redskins  (3–0)          1987

42 Brad Johnson           4-3       .571      Vikings (0–1) Redskins (1–1) Buccaneers (3–1) 2002

43 Rich Gannon            4-3       .571      Raiders

44 Andrew Luck            4-4       .500      Colts

45 Matthew Stafford      4-4       .500      Lions (0–3) Rams (4–1)  2021

46 Jared Goff                4-4       .500      Rams (2–3) Lions (2–1)

47 Matt Ryan                4-6       .400      Falcons

48 David Woodley         3-2       .600      Dolphins

49 Boomer Esiason       3-2       .600      Bengals

50 Jay Schroeder          3-2       .600      Redskins (2–1) Raiders (1–1)

51 Tony Eason             3-2       .600      Patriots

52 Jim McMahon           3-3       .500      Bears (3–2) Vikings (0–1)          1985

53 Drew Bledsoe           3-3       .500      Patriots

54 Dan Fouts                3-4       .429      Chargers

55 Bernie Kosar            3-4       .429      Browns

56 Neil O’Donnell          3-4       .429      Steelers

57 Kerry Collins             3-4       .429      Panthers (1–1) Giants (2–2) Titans (0–1)

58 Cam Newton            3-4       .429      Panthers

59 Dave Krieg               3-6       .333      Seahawks (3–4) Chiefs (0–1) Lions (0–1)

60 Randall Cunningham   3-6      .333      Eagles (1–4) Vikings (2–2)

61 Warren Moon                3-7       .300      Oilers (3–6) Vikings (0–1)

62 Frank Reich                 2-0       1.000    Bills

63 Joe Namath                 2-1       .667       Jets     AFL 1968

64 Baker Mayfield           2-2       .500      Browns (1–1) Buccaneers (1–1)

65 Jim Harbaugh            2-3       .400      Bears (0–1) Colts (2–2)

66 Vinny Testaverde      2-3       .400      Browns (1–1) Jets (1–2)

67 Michael Vick               2-3       .400      Falcons (2–2) Eagles (0–1)

68 Ryan Tannehill          2-3       .400      Titans

69 Jalen Hurts                2-3       .400      Eagles

70 Chad Pennington      2-4       .333      Jets (2–3) Dolphins (0–1)

71 Tony Romo                2-4       .333      Cowboys

72 Lamar Jackson         2-4       .333      Ravens

73 Alex Smith                2-5       .286      49ers (1–1) Chiefs (1–4)

74 Dak Prescott            2-5       .286      Cowboys

75 Daniel Jones            1-1       .500      Giants

76 Tim Tebow               1-1       .500      Broncos

77 Jay Cutler                1-1       .500      Bears

78 T. J. Yates                1-1       .500      Texans

79 Matt Schaub             1-1       .500      Texans

80 Brock Osweiler         1-1       .500      Texans

81 Marcus Mariota        1-1       .500      Titans

82 Case Keenum          1-1       .500      Vikings

83 Trevor Lawrence      1-1       .500      Jaguars

84 C. J. Stroud              1-1       .500      Texans

85 Jordan Love            1-1       .500      Packers

86 Jeff George              1-2       .333      Falcons (0–1) Vikings (1–1)

87 Elvis Grbac               1-2       .333      Chiefs (0–1) Ravens (1–1)

88 Jay Fiedler               1-2       .333      Dolphins

89 Deshaun Watson     1-2       .333      Texans

90 Kirk Cousins             1-3       .250      Redskins (0–1) Vikings (1–2)

2024 Senior Bowl – Game Day

Frank Coyle/ Publisher

The 2024 Senior Shrine Bowl 75^th game is set to kick off at 1 p.m. ET on Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024. The Senior Bowl showcased 120+ of the best pro prospects for the 2024 NFL Draft.

Here are 21 of the prospects who impressed over the practices and ready for strong performances in the game.

2024 Senior Bowl – Game Day

Players to Watch

Offense

QB Spencer Rattler – South Carolina – 6001, 219
Quick accurate delivery and mobility impressed scouts in practices.

QB Bo Nix – Oregon – 6017, 218
Home turf helps and ran the practices well. Set for big game.

QB Michael Pratt – Tulane – 6023, 216
Accurate savvy leader settled into the practices nicely and can shine in game.

RB MarShawn Lloyd – USC – 5091, 217
Quick tailback displayed well rounded skills and ready for big game.

RB Ray Davis – Kentucky – 5084, 228
Powerful short tailback had a strong week and showed inside/outside running talent.

RB Cody Schrader – Missouri – 5082, 207
Blood and guts tailback is focused for a big game and workhorse role.

WR Ladd McConkey – Georgia – 5114. 187
Quick sure handed receiver elevated his stock with a strong week in a few roles.

WR Malachi Corley – Western Kentucky – 5105, 215
Impressive athletic pass catcher fit like a glove here vs the best in the nation.

WR Devontez Walker – North Carolina – 6014, 197
Athletic receiver displayed well rounded skills to improve his stock nicely.

WR Roman Wilson – Michigan – 5104, 186
His combination of speed, quickness and sure hands turned heads in practices.

OT Taliese Fuaga – Oregon State – 6057, 332
Long athletic dominated in the one-on-one drills.

OT Patrick Paul – Houston – 6070, 333
NFL ready lineman displayed left tackle pass protection talent.

OL Jackson Powers-Johnson Oregon – 6032, 334
Powerful versatile blocker handled every assignment flawlessly.

Defense

DL Darius Robinson   Missouri          6050    286
Quick powerful lineman displayed dominant talent from the first snap.

DL Gabe Hall              Baylor              6056    298
Underrated prospect stepped up with several impressive reps.

DL Braden Fiske                     Florida State   6035    295
Quick powerful three technique lineman shined in drills.

LB Cedric Gray                       North Carolina             6016    232
Fast defender went sideline to sideline to finish.

LB Payton Wilson                   NC State                     6041    234
Instinctive defender displayed three down talent and early NFL grade.

CB Cam Hart              Notre Dame                6027    204
Long corner looked sharp in coverage.

CB Khyree Jackson   Oregon                        6034    203
Tall corner displayed closing speed and good ball instincts.

CB Quinyon Mitchell   Toledo                         6003    195
Well-rounded cover man shined in drills, as one of the premier prospects at the event.

Draft Insiders’ – All-Rookie Teams

Frank Coyle/ Publisher

Rookie MVP
QB C.J. Stroud             Texans

Offense            Puka Nacua                      Rams
Defense            Edge Will Anderson       Texans
Special Teams   RS/WR Marvin Mims     Broncos

This is the 2nd year in a year that one team produced both the Offensive and Defensive Rookies of the Year. The Texans made the playoffs and won the wild card game mainly on the performances of two rookies, QB Stroud and edge defender Will Anderson who earned our top offensive and defensive rookie players.  They were drafted #2 and #3 in the NFL Draft 2023. Last year, the Jets’ wideout Garrett Wilson and corner ‘Sauce’ Gardner won the rookie awards and both were top ten selections in the NFL Draft 2022.

All-Rookie Team

First Team
Offense
 
Position                   Player          Team
Quarterback      C.J. Stroud        Texans

Running Backs
De’Von Achane             Dolphins
Bijan Robinson             Falcons

Wide Receivers
Puka Nacua                  Rams
Zay Flowers                  Ravens
Rashee Rice                 Chiefs

Tight Ends
Sam LaPorta                 Lions
Michael Mayer               Raiders

Tackles
Anton Harrison             Jaguars
Darnell Wright               Bears

Guards
O’Cyrus Torrence          Bills
Steve Avila                    Rams

Center  
John Michael Schmitz    Giants

Defense
Position            Player                           Team

Edge
Will Anderson Jr.           Texans
Byron Young                 Rams

Defensive Linemen
Jalen Carter                  Eagles
Kobie Turner                 Rams

Linebackers
Jack Campbell             Lions
Ivan Pace Jr.                 Vikings
Nick Herbig                   Steelers

Cornerbacks
Devon Witherspoon       Seahawks
Joey Porter Jr.             Steelers
Deonte Banks               Giants

Safeties
Brian Branch                 Lions
Christian Izien               Buccaneers

Specialists

Placekicker       Jake Moody                  49ers
Punter             Bryce Baringer             Patriots

Kickoff Returner Marvin Mims Jr.            Broncos
Punt Returner   Derius Davis                 Chargers

All-Rookie – 2nd-Team

Offense
Position            Player /Team

Quarterback    Aidan O’Connell     Raiders

Running Backs
Jahmyr Gibbs                Lions
Keaton Mitchell             Ravens

Wide Receivers
Jordan Addison             Vikings
Jayden Reed                 Packers
Tank Dell                      Texans

Tight Ends
Luke Musgrave             Packers
Tucker Kraft                  Packers

Tackles
Paris Johnson Jr.          Cardinals
Broderick Jones            Steelers

Guards
Peter Skoronski             Titans
Cody Mauch                   Buccaneers

Center
Joe Tippmann                Jets

Defense
Position      Player         Team

Edge
Tuli Tuipulotu                 Chargers
YaYa Diaby                      Buccaneers

Defensive Linemen
Bryan Bresee                Saints
Calijah Kancey             Buccaneers

Linebackers
Marte Mapu                  Patriots
Dorian Williams             Bills
Henry To’oTo’o              Texans

Cornerbacks
Tyrique Stevenson        Bears
Clark Phillips III             Falcons
Jakorian Bennett           Raiders

Safeties
Jordan Battle                 Bengals
Sydney Brown               Eagles

Specialists

Placekicker        Anders Carlson            Packers
Punter              Ethan Evans                Rams
Kickoff Returner Eric Gray                     Giants
Punt Returner     Xavier Gipson              Jets

Draft Insiders’ – All-Pro Teams

Frank Coyle/ Publisher

Executives of the Year

AFC
Eric DeCosta – General Manager – Ravens

NFC
Brad Holmes – General Manager – Lions

* Rookies

Draft Insiders’ – All-Pro Teams

First Team
Offense

Quarterback – Lamar Jackson – Ravens

Running Back – Christian McCaffrey – 49ers
Fullback – Kyle Juszczyk – 49ers
Tight End – Travis Kelce – Chiefs

Wide Receivers
Tyreek Hill – Dolphins
CeeDee Lamb – Cowboys
* Puka Nacua – Rams

Linemen
Left Tackle – Trent Williams – 49ers
Right Tackle – Penei Sewell – Lions
Left Guard – Joe Thuney – Chiefs
Right Guard – Zack Martin – Cowboys
Center – Jason Kelce – Eagles

Defense
 
Edge Rushers
Myles Garrett – Browns
T.J. Watt – Steelers

Interior Linemen
Chris Jones – Chiefs
Dexter Lawrence – Giants

Linebackers
Fred Warner – 49ers
Roquan Smith – Ravens
Quincy Williams – Jets

Cornerbacks
DaRon Bland – Cowboys
Pat Surtain II – Broncos
Slot Corner – Trent McDuffie – Chiefs

Safeties
Kyle Hamilton – Ravens
Antoine Winfield Jr – Bucs

Special Teams
Kick Returner – Keisean Nixon – Packers
Punt Returner – * Darius Davis – Chargers

Placekicker – Brandon Aubrey – Cowboys
Punter – AJ Cole – Raiders

Special Teamer – Miles Killebrew – Steelers
Long Snapper – Ross Matiscik – Jaguars

Second Team

Offense
Quarterback – Jared Goff – Lions

Running Back – Kyren Williams – Rams
Tight End – * Sam LaPorta – Lions

Wide Receivers
A.J. Brown – Eagles
Amon-Ra St. Brown – Lions
Mike Evans – Bucs

Linemen
Left Tackle – Laremy Tunsil – Texans
Right Tackle – Lane Johnson – Eagles
Left Guard – Joel Bitonio – Browns
Right Guard – Chris Lindstrom – Falcons
Center – Frank Ragnow – Lions

Defense

Edge Rushers
Micah Parsons – Cowboys
Maxx Crosby – Raiders

Interior Linemen
Justin Madubuike – Ravens
Aaron Donald – Rams

Linebackers
Demario Davis – Saints
Bobby Wagner – Seahawks
Bobby Okereke – Giants

Cornerbacks
Jaylon Johnson – Bears
Sauce Gardner – Jets
Slot Corner – Taron Johnson – Bills

Safeties
Jessie Bates III – Falcons
Micah Hyde – Bills

Special Teams
Kick Returner – * Marvin Mims – Broncos
Punt Returner – Rashid Shaheed – Packers

Placekicker – Jake Elliott – Eagles
Punter – Bryan Anger – Cowboys

Special Teamer – Jalen Reeves-Maybin – Lions
Long Snapper – Andrew DePaola – Vikings

USC QB Caleb Williams Declares for the NFL Draft

Frank Coyle /Head scout

Southern Cal QB Caleb Williams announced today he will forgo his remaining college football eligibility and enter the 2024 NFL Draft. We considered him one of the elite prospects in this draft class and probable first overall selection. He sat out the Trojan’s Holiday Bowl game in December and has been preparing for the NFL Draft since then. His only postseason activity may be the NFL Combine in March and the Southern Call pro day in April.

Draft Insiders will have the full List of Underclassmen in the January NL plus Three Round MD, New Top 150 Prospects – out this week

Williams is one of the most talented college players in recent seasons, winning the 2022 Heisman Trophy Award. He is the prototypical modern QB with RPO ability using his powerful arm and fine footspeed to pressure defenses. He shows natural improvisational skills with the ability to throw off platform and different throwing anagles. He has thrown for more than 10,000 pass yards in just three seasons.

Williams is just 22 years old and combines excellent arm talent, athleticism and the intangibles the position demands. The postseason including interviews will determine his NFL readiness and potential to earn a rookie starting grade.

NFL Playoffs – Divisional Round Schedule

Saturday, Jan. 20

AFC:
4:30 p.m. (4) Houston Texans at (1) Baltimore Ravens (ESPN/ABC, ESPN+)

NFC
8:15 p.m. (7) Green Bay Packers at (1) San Francisco 49ers (FOX)

Sunday, Jan. 21

NFC
3 p.m. (4) Tampa Bay Buccaneers at (3) Detroit Lions (NBC, Peacock)

AFC
6:30 p.m. (3) Kansas City Chiefs at (2) Buffalo Bills (CBS, Paramount+)

NFL Postseason Quarterback Win/Loss Records

Listed below are the NFL Postseason Starting Quarterback Win/Loss Records for active NFL players that have started at least one game at quarterback. Figures are sorted by number of wins.

Quarterbacks are judged by their postseason records, right or wrong. Four current QBs, Mahomes, Stafford, Flacco and Goff have won Super Bowl rings.

Frank Coyle / Publisher

Starting NFL Quarterback Records – 1970-present

x – Currently in 2024 Playoffs 

All Games                         Home Games          Away Games

Player              
GS       W-L      Pct                   W-L                  W-L

x Patrick Mahomes
14        11-3      .786                  10-2                  1-1

Aaron Rodgers
21        11-10    .524                  6-4                   5-6

x Joe Flacco
15         10-5      .667                  2-0                    8-5

Russell Wilson
16         9-7        .562                  5-2                    4-5

Joe Burrow
7           5-2        .714                  2-1                    3-1

Jimmy Garoppolo
6           4-2        .667                  2-0                    2-2

x Matthew Stafford
7           4-3        .571                  2-0                    2-3

x Josh Allen
8           4-4        .500                  4-1                    0-3

x Brock Purdy
3           2-1       .667                  2-0                    0-1

x Jalen Hurts
4          2-2        .500                  2-1                   0-1

x Jared Goff
5          2-3        .400                  1-2                    1-1

Ryan Tannehill
5           2-3        .400                  0-2                    2-1

x Dak Prescott
6           2-4        .333                  1-2                    1-2

John Wolford
1           1-0        1.000                0-0                    1-0

Daniel Jones
2           1-1        .500                  0-0                    1-1

Trevor Lawrence
2           1-1        .500                  1-0                    0-1

x Baker Mayfield
2           1-1        .500                  0-0                    1-1

x Marcus Mariota
2          1-1        .500                  0-0                    1-1

Case Keenum
2           1-1        .500                  1-0                    0-1

x (IR) Deshaun Watson
3           1-2        .333                   1-1                  0-1

Kirk Cousins
4          1-3        .250                 0-2                    1-1

x Lamar Jackson
4           1-3        .250                 0-2                    1-1

Kyler Murray
1           0-1       .000                  0-0                    0-1

x Carson Wentz
1           0-1        .000                  0-1                    0-0

Mac Jones
1           0-1        .000                  0-0                    0-1

Geno Smith
1          0-1        .000                  0-0                    0-1

x Skylar Thompson
1          0-1        .000                 0-0                    0-1

x Tyler Huntley
1          0-1        .000                  0-0                    0-1

Derek Carr
1          0-1        .000                  0-0                   0-1

A.J. McCarron
1          0-1       .000                  0-1                    0-0

Justin Herbert
1           0-1        .000                  0-0                    0-1

Teddy Bridgewater
1          0-1        .000                  0-1                    0-0

Taylor Heinicke
1          0-1       .000                  0-1                    0-0

Tyrod Taylor
1          0-1       .000                  0-0                    0-1

Brian Hoyer
1          0-1       .000                  0-1                   0-0

x Mitchell Trubisky
2          0-2        .000                  0-1                    0-1

Andy Dalton
4           0-4        .000                  0-1                   0-3

 

Draft Insiders’ – NFL Power Poll – Final Regular Season Ranking

Ravens & 49ers Byes for Postseason
Rams, Steelers & Packers Win to Earn Playoffs

Teams of the Week 
Bills Drill Dolphins
Rams Edge 49ers
Steelers Outlast Ravens
  
Players of the Week
  NFC
   Offense – QB Jordan Love – Packers
   Defense – S Xavier McKinney – Giants

 AFC
   Offense – QB Josh Allen – Bills
  Defense – LB Christian Harris – Texans
 
Rookies of the Week
   Offense – WR Dontayvion Wicks – Packers
   Defense – CB Devon Witherspoon – Seahawks
 
Wild Card Weekend – Playoff Games – Jan. 13-15

Saturday
(5) Browns at (4) Texans, 4:30 p.m. ET (NBC)
(6) Dolphins at (3) Chiefs, 8 p.m. ET (Peacock)

Sunday
(7) Steelers at (2) Bills, 1 p.m. ET (CBS/stream on Paramount
(7) Packers at (2) Cowboys, 4:30 p.m. ET (Fox)
(6) Rams at (3) Lions, 8 p.m. ET (NBC)

Monday Night
(5) Eagles at (4) Buccaneers, 8:15 p.m. ET (ABC/ESPN)

We will have an in-depth NFL Team Report (40 pgs) in April for all clubs with team needs and NFL free agency and offseason changes.
 

NFL Team Power Poll
Draft Insiders’ Staff – Frank Coyle/Publisher
 
Ranking / Team / Record
#1 – Ravens – 13-4
#2 – 49ers – 12-5
#3 – Cowboys – 12-5
#4 – Lions – 12-5
#5 – Bills – 11-6
#6 – Chiefs – 11-6
#7 – Dolphins – 11-6
#8 – Browns – 11-6
#9 – Rams – 10-7
#10 – Eagles – 11-6
#11 – Bucs – 9-8
#12 – Steelers – 10-7
#13 – Texans – 9-8
#14 – Packers – 9-8

Non-Playoff Teams  below– season complete

#15 – Bengals – 9-8
#16 – Saints – 9-8
#17 – Jaguars – 9-8
#18 – Colts – 9-8
#19 – Seahawks – 8-9
#20 – Raiders – 8-9
#21 – Vikings – 7-10
#22 – Broncos – 8-9
#23 – Giants – 6-11
#24 – Bears – 7-10
#25 – Falcons – 7-10
#26 – Chargers – 5-12
#27 – Jets – 7-10
#28 – Titans – 6-11
#29 – Cardinals – 4-13
#30 – Commanders – 4-13
#31 – Patriots – 4-13
#32 – Panthers – 2-15
 
Frank Coyle is a long-time scout with nationwide ties with NFL and college coaches, scouts and player agents. He is a member of the FWAA and voter in major college player awards – Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Lombardi, Thorpe, Biletnikoff etc. for the past 30 years. He writes College Football Mondays weekly during the season.
 
He has a new column ‘The Word on the Street’ dedicated for the NFL Draft and Free agency insight and news with unique content during January through May. He was a longtime scouting consultant for the Senior Bowl, the nation’s premier postseason All-star game. He does sports radio shows for CBS and ESPN on a year-round basis related to NFL and College Football especially during the postseason team and All-star Bowl time. He has worked for CBS Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo and Rivals sports publications and web sites

 

Draft Insiders’ – NFL Power Poll – Week 18
Ravens and 49ers Gain #1 Conference Byes for Postseason

Teams of the Week 
Ravens Drill Dolphins
Cowboys Edge Lions
Chiefs Outlast Bengals
  
Players of the Week
  NFC
   Offense – WR CeeDee Lamb – Cowboys
   Defense – Edge Aidan Hutchinson – Lions
 
 AFC
   Offense – QB Joe Flacco – Browns
  Defense – Edge George Karlaftis – Chiefs
  
Rookies of the Week
   Offense – WR Puka Nacua – Rams
   Defense – DT Kobie Turner – Rams
 
Games of Week 18

Saturday
Steelers @ Ravens
Texans @ Colts – 8:15 pm

Sunday
Falcons @ Saints – 1 pm
Rams @ 49ers – 4:30 pm
Bills @ Dolphins – 8:20 pm

Bye weeks are over for the season
 

NFL Team Power Poll

Draft Insiders’ Staff – Frank Coyle/Publisher

Ranking / Team / Record
#1 – Ravens – 13-3
#2 – 49ers – 12-4
#3 – Dolphins – 11-5
#4 – Cowboys – 11-5
#5 – Lions – 11-5
#6 – Eagles – 11-5
#7 – Bills – 10-6
#8 – Browns – 11-5
#9 – Chiefs – 10-6
#10 – Jaguars – 9-7
#11 – Colts – 9-7
#12 – Rams – 9-7
#13 – Bucs – 8-8
#14 – Steelers – 9-7
#15 – Bengals – 8-8
#16 – Texans – 8-8
#17 – Saints – 8-8
#18 – Packers – 8-8
#19 – Seahawks – 8-8
#20 – Raiders – 7-9
#21 – Bears – 7-9
#22 – Vikings – 7-9
#23 – Broncos – 8-8
#24 – Falcons – 7-9
#25 – Giants – 5-11
#26 – Chargers – 5-11
#27 – Jets – 6-10
#28 – Titans – 5-11
#29 – Commanders – 4-12
#30 – Cardinals – 4-12
#31 – Patriots – 4-12
#32 – Panthers – 2-14
 
Frank Coyle is a long-time scout with nationwide ties with NFL and college coaches, scouts and player agents. He is a member of the FWAA and voter in major college player awards – Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Lombardi, Thorpe, Biletnikoff etc. for the past 30 years. He writes College Football Mondays weekly during the season.
 
He has a new column ‘The Word on the Street’ dedicated for the NFL Draft and Free agency insight and news with unique content during January through May. He was a longtime scouting consultant for the Senior Bowl, the nation’s premier postseason All-star game. He does sports radio shows for CBS and ESPN on a year-round basis related to NFL and College Football especially during the postseason team and All-star Bowl time. He has worked for CBS Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo and Rivals sports publications and web sites

 

Draft Insiders’ – NFL Power Poll – Week 17
Ravens Drill 49ers in Christmas Clash

Only 6 Playoff Positions Claimed with 2 Games to go

Teams of the Week 
Ravens Drill 49ers
Dolphins Edge Cowboys
Browns Edge Texans
Bucs Bashes Jaguars   

Players of the Week
  NFC
   Offense – QB Matthew Stafford – Rams
   Defense – S Kerry Joseph – Lions
  AFC
   Offense – WR Amari Cooper – Browns
  Defense – S Kyle Hamilton – Ravens
  
Rookies of the Week
   Offense – WR Puka Nacua – Rams
   Defense – Edge Zach Harrison – Falcons
 
Games of Week 17
Thursday
Jets @ Browns

Saturday
Lions @ Cowboys 8:15 pm

Sunday
Raiders @ Colts – 1:00 pm
Dolphins @ Ravens – 1:00 pm
Steelers @ Seahawks – 4:05 pm
 
Bye weeks are over for the season
 

NFL Team Power Poll

Draft Insiders’ Staff – Frank Coyle/Publisher

Ranking / Team / Record
#1 – Ravens – 12-3
#2 – 49ers – 11-4
#3 – Dolphins – 11-4
#4 – Eagles – 11-4
#5 – Cowboys – 10-5
#6 – Lions – 11-4
#7 – Chiefs – 9-6
#8 – Bills – 9-6
#9 – Browns – 10-5
#10 – Jaguars – 8-7
#11 – Colts – 8-7
#12 – Seahawks – 8-7
#13 – Rams – 8-7
#14 – Bucs – 8-7
#15 – Bengals – 8-7
#16 – Texans – 8-7
#17 – Raiders – 7-8
#18 – Steelers – 8-7
#19 – Vikings – 7-8
#20 – Broncos – 7-8
#21 – Saints – 7-8
#22 – Packers – 7-8
#23 – Falcons – 7-8
#24 – Giants – 5-10
#25 – Chargers – 5-10
#26 – Bears – 5-10
#27 – Jets – 6-9
#28 – Titans – 5-10
#29 – Commanders – 4-11
#30 – Cardinals – 3-12
#31 – Patriots – 4-11
#32 – Panthers – 2-13
 
Frank Coyle is a long-time scout with nationwide ties with NFL and college coaches, scouts and player agents. He is a member of the FWAA and voter in major college player awards – Heisman, Outland, Nagurski, Lombardi, Thorpe, Biletnikoff etc. for the past 30 years. He writes College Football Mondays weekly during the season. He has a new column ‘The Word on the Street’ dedicated for the NFL Draft and Free agency insight and news with unique content during December through May. He was a longtime scouting consultant for the Senior Bowl, the nation’s premier postseason All-star game. He does sports radio shows for CBS and ESPN on a year-round basis related to NFL and College Football especially during the postseason team and All-star Bowl time. He has worked for CBS Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo and Rivals sports publications and web sites