Here's looking at the 14 teams that would be in the playoffs if the 2025 NFL season ended in Week 10, from top seeds to final wild cards in both conferences.

The Bears can announce their legitimacy in the NFC North with a convincing win over the Vikings in Week 11. It's a rematch that you can bet Caleb Williams has circled on his calendar. Minnesota boasts a top-10 pass defense, but Williams has proven this season that you can throw analytics out the window when he steps onto the field.

The Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams have a real chance to finally win the NFC North. They are ahead of the Packers and host the Lions later on

The Seahawks and the Rams are the only teams in the NFL in 2025 who both rank in the top five in the league in scoring offense -- 31.4 PPG for Seattle (third in the NFL) and 27.9 PPG for Los Angeles (fifth in the NFL) -- and scoring defense -- 17.0 PPG for Los Angeles (second in the NFL) and 19.1 PPG for Seattle (fifth in the NFL).

Surprisingly in a tie for first place in the NFC North, the Bears are still behind the Lions and Packers in the latest NFL Power Rankings.

Green Bay has lost two consecutive home games, scoring a combined 20 points in falling to the Panthers and Eagles. That has put the Packers in real jeopardy of failing to win the NFC North.

Several teams made loud statements to the rest of the NFL in Week 10, staking their claim to a potential postseason spot, battling for their division leads, and establishing themselves as legitimate Super Bowl contenders.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers fell to 6-3 after losing to the New England Patriots on Sunday. While the Bucs are still in first place in the NFC South, they aren't quite running away with the division. Meanwhile, the second-place Carolina Panthers were defeated by the last-place New Orleans Saints in a low-scoring matchup.