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5 Most Overrated Teams in the NFL Right Now (Week 14)

Gabriel Santiago

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1) Indianapolis Colts
The Indianapolis Colts (8-4) are going through their first bit of adversity after a historic start in the Circle City. Indy has now lost three of its past four outings, and the road to the postseason will not get any easier. All of the Colts' remaining games are against teams above .500 at this time, and all are playoff hopefuls. Indianapolis has the league's top offense behind 29.8 PPG, but can we trust Colts quarterback Daniel Jones (64.9 QBR) to outduel the many star signal callers in the AFC? That will prove challenging; Indy's defense has allowed 246.3 YPG through the air, ranking 27th overall.

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5) Baltimore Ravens
After a disappointing holiday showing, the Baltimore Ravens (6-6) are still tied for the AFC North's top spot. Still, this Baltimore team feels like it is far and away from contending with the big boys. Two-time MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson has not looked the same since returning from a hamstring injury last month, and his three-turnover game on Thanksgiving was challenging to watch. Jackson has also taken a dozen sacks since Week 9. Matters are even worse for the Ravens on the defensive side, as they have been torched for 350.4 total YPG.

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4) Denver Broncos
The Denver Broncos (10-2) are one of the NFL's top stories in 2025. In addition to their ability to win at the wire, Denver boasts one of the best pass rushes of the modern era. The Broncos have registered 51 quarterback sacks in 12 contests this year. Nik Bonitto leads the bunch with 10.5 sacks and 10 TFL. However, the Mile High offense has been inconsistent throughout the current campaign. Denver's 23.7 PPG ranks 13th, and much of that production has come in the fourth quarter. The Broncos have put together a nine-game winning streak at this juncture, so I can see why NFL.com lists them third in its Week 14 power rankings—I am just not of that opinion.
3) Detroit Lions
Despite a highly talented roster, the Detroit Lions (7-5) have fallen outside of the present playoff picture. The Lions are still operating with the No. 3 offense in terms of scoring (29.2 PPG) and yardage (376.3 YPG). Still, Detroit's defense is listed 15th overall in points allowed (22.8 PPG). The Lions currently find themselves in third place in the NFC North, and their 1-3 divisional record is not helping them. Can ten-year veteran Jared Goff (57.7 QBR) reignite Motor City's engine?
2) Philadelphia Eagles
It has been apparent for some time now that the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles (8-4) are noticeably less explosive than they were a year ago. The Birds averaged 367.2 total YPG last season, which is far superior when compared to their current clip of 304.8 YPG. Reigning OPOY Saquon Barkley has seen his production dwindle in 2025. Barkley has touted the rock for only 3.7 yards per carry this year: more than two yards lower than his previous clip with Philadelphia. The Eagles' defense also looks a step slower. They have forced 13 turnovers to this point. That's not the worst, but it will almost certainly fall short of last season's mark (26). If you're taking Philly to win the Super Bowl (+950 at FanDuel), proceed with caution.
1) Indianapolis Colts
The Indianapolis Colts (8-4) are going through their first bit of adversity after a historic start in the Circle City. Indy has now lost three of its past four outings, and the road to the postseason will not get any easier. All of the Colts' remaining games are against teams above .500 at this time, and all are playoff hopefuls. Indianapolis has the league's top offense behind 29.8 PPG, but can we trust Colts quarterback Daniel Jones (64.9 QBR) to outduel the many star signal callers in the AFC? That will prove challenging; Indy's defense has allowed 246.3 YPG through the air, ranking 27th overall.

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5) Baltimore Ravens
After a disappointing holiday showing, the Baltimore Ravens (6-6) are still tied for the AFC North's top spot. Still, this Baltimore team feels like it is far and away from contending with the big boys. Two-time MVP quarterback Lamar Jackson has not looked the same since returning from a hamstring injury last month, and his three-turnover game on Thanksgiving was challenging to watch. Jackson has also taken a dozen sacks since Week 9. Matters are even worse for the Ravens on the defensive side, as they have been torched for 350.4 total YPG.

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5 Most Overrated Teams in the NFL Right Now (Week 14)

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