Posted! A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. 32. Cardinals (last week: 32): Worst pass offense in the league. Worst rushing offense in the league. Fewest points scored in the league. But they might get Nick Bosa! Jason Getz, USA TODAY Sports 31. Jaguars (31): Fantastic news for quarterbacks across the country during upcoming offseason — Jalen Ramsey "ain't worried about nobody but myself." Matthew Emmons, USA TODAY Sports 30. Raiders (29): What did Derek Carr's "Clayton Kershaw" audible mean? He's destined to never win a big game? He'd like to be traded to Los Angeles? He'd like another $93 millin guaranteed? Shrug. David Kohl, USA TODAY Sports 29. Lions (24): Coach Matt Patricia dropped an F-bomb in radio interview following Sunday's loss. If only Matthew Stafford could drop a meaningful bomb anymore. Timothy T. Ludwig, USA TODAY Sports 28. Bills (30): There was talk of converting Lamar Jackson to wide receiver before the draft. Battered Bills might need to convert Josh Allen to running back. Mark Konezny, USA TODAY Sports 27. Jets (28): They couldn't close against Houston, but Sam Darnold provided further hopes he might really be savior this franchise has waited so long for. Kirby Lee, USA TODAY Sports 26. Bengals (26): As poorly as this team has played lately, credit Joe Mixon for never-say-die approach. Good chance he ends season as AFC's No. 1 rusher. Aaron Doster, USA TODAY Sports 25. Redskins (25): Given how Josh Johnson is playing, we'll put $10 on the San Diego Fleet to win whatever the Alliance of American Football's Super Bowl is. Kim Klement, USA TODAY Sports 24. Broncos (16): For all those Vikings fans who want Case Keenum back, meet some Denver fans who would be happy to pay shipping costs to return to sender. Isaiah J. Downing, USA TODAY Sports 23. 49ers (27): Nick Mullens'"career" passer rating stands at 96.0 in six starts. Jimmy Garoppolo? He's at 94.1 in nine games with Niners, 97.3 for his career. Kelley L Cox, USA TODAY Sports 22. Buccaneers (23): Is there a more underappreciated NFL player than WR Mike Evans, who needs 93 receiving yards to average 1,200 over his five-year career? Tommy Gilligan, USA TODAY Sports 21. Giants (22): Going back to sophomore year at Penn State, Saquon Barkley hasn't fumbled in 35 games. Another reason he's got offensive ROY honors on ice. Brad Penner, USA TODAY Sports 20. Falcons (21): Ultimately, his 41-yard pick-six was a nice play in a meaningless game ... yet a reminder of how LB Deion Jones' absence scuttled this club. Dale Zanine, USA TODAY Sports 19. Packers (20): Did you ever think there would be such an Aaron Rodgers backlash? He hasn't been under this kind of microscope since Brett Favre was traded. Mike De Sisti, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel-USA TODAY NETWORK 18. Panthers (18): As if you didn't know Christian McCaffrey was their MVP, he passed, rushed and received for at least 50 yards Monday and became first non-quarterback in Carolina history to throw TD pass. Jeremy Brevard, USA TODAY Sports 17. Dolphins (13): They'll need another miracle to reach postseason. But maybe facing Jags, Bills with time winding down is like facing Gronk at free safety. Brace Hemmelgarn, USA TODAY Sport 16. Browns (17): As well as this post-Hue interlude has gone, they may have to seriously consider sticking with Gregg Williams-Freddie Kitchens combo. Isaiah J. Downing, USA TODAY Sports 15. Eagles (19): Shoulda known Nick Foles would ride to rescue at L.A. Memorial Coliseum. But he probably doesn't have enough time to save Philly's playoff bacon this year. Robert Hanashiro, USA TODAY Sports 14. Vikings (15): Where did this Dalvin Cook kid come from? Wait, what? He's been on the team for two years? Did anyone notify ousted OC John DeFilippo? Brace Hemmelgarn, USA TODAY Sports 13. Cowboys (8): We know what Jerry said in October, Coach Garrett, but did you really need to go for it on fourth down five times Sunday? Jerry won't like a 20 percent conversion rate, either. Thomas J. Russo, USA TODAY Sports 12. Seahawks (9): Just when they thought their kicking situation was solved ... Sebastian Janikowski winds up in space against a capable return man. Oof. Tony Avelar, AP 11. Titans (14): They'll finish NFC East sweep by beating 'Skins on Saturday. Unfortunately, those wins don't help Tennessee's tiebreaker situation ... at all. Robert Deutsch, USA TODAY Sports 10. Ravens (10): They've rushed for more than 200 yards in all four of Lamar Jackson's wins (and 194 in his lone loss). But give rookie RB Gus Edwards, averaging nearly 100 himself, due credit, too. Mitch Stringer, USA TODAY Sports 9. Patriots (5): Dynasty death spiral? They won't win 12 games for first time since 2009. They may have lost bye. Brady, Gronk don't look right. Or is signature surge around corner? Keith Srakocic, AP 8. Steelers (11): Optimism running high after what might have been season-saving win. But Pittsburgh could be in equally dire straits at New Orleans in Week 16. Charles LeClaire, USA TODAY Sports 7. Texans (7): Deshaun Watson is league's most-sacked QB (52). He doesn't have to face J.J. Watt, but several of AFC's top pass pushers will be playing next month. Kirby Lee, USA TODAY Sports 6. Colts (12): Andrew Luck hasn't been at his best lately, but this TEAM managed to knock off league's hottest clubs (Texans, Cowboys) in successive weeks. Brian Spurlock, USA TODAY Sports 5. Chiefs (3): Chris Jones has morphed into a one-man gang on defense. Unfortunately, that's a big part of the problem — he could use more gangsters. Jay Biggerstaff, USA TODAY Sports 4. Rams (2): Rough couple weeks for a team limping to regular-season finish line. Luckily for them, Cardinals and 49ers poised to cheer them to the tape. Kirby Lee, USA TODAY Sports 3. Bears (6): Newly crowned NFC North champs could wind up with a bye. You wouldn't want to face this defense ... rested ... in January ... in Chicago. Mike De Sisti, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel-USA TODAY NETWORK 2. Chargers (4): Quality of this team evidenced by its depth, which has enabled Bolts to weather key injuries. Could be AFC's No. 1 seed a week from now. Jay Biggerstaff, USA TODAY Sports 1. Saints (1): They've been in gritty games lately, which might be a blessing when playoffs arrive. Another win, and they'll be staying in New Orleans in January. Jim Dedmon, USA TODAY Sports Interested in this topic? You may also want to view these photo galleries: Replay