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Separating the contenders from the pretenders in the 2025 NFL playoffs
Every year, it feels like a handful of teams don’t belong in the NFL Playoffs, and only a select few can win it all. This year is no different. There are high-flying offenses, quarterbacks who always seem to find a way, and a few teams that are happy to be here.
Today, we’ll separate the pretenders from the contenders by putting each team into a tier to determine who has the best chance at hoisting a Lombardi trophy a month from now.
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