Beating Minnesota on the road did little to convince many in the NFL or in Vegas that the Bears are playoff-bound even while they sit alone atop the NFC North.

The 2025 NFL season is more than halfway complete now that Week 11 is in the books. Only seven full weeks of regular season action remain until the start of the playoffs. Which means, while the postseason picture is far from finalized, the race for playoff berths -- and top seeding -- is well underway.

The Packers’ schedule this year is stupid, and the stupidity kicks into high gear this week. With seven weeks remaining, the Packers have played just one of their six divisional games, meaning their final five are jammed into the last month and a half of the season. This is dumb and stupid and wrong for many reasons, both aesthetic and structural.

The Chicago Bears are in sole possession of first place in the NFC North. Here's how everyone's reacting to the surprising news.

The NFC North completed week eleven with a plethora of headlines created. Chicago moved atop the NFC North with its win over Minnesota. Green Bay was victorious, pulling out a win against New York. Detroit dropped a winnable game against Philadelphia,

What to know: The Chiefs have won the AFC West nine straight times. Is this the year that streak ends? Denver is 9-2 and the Chargers are 7-4, and both teams have one win over K.C. already, meaning the 5-5 Chiefs are well behind two teams in their own division.

The Chicago Bears have sole possession of first place in the NFC North after the Detroit Lions' loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Week 11 has concluded, and the storylines are endless. Chicago’s win over Minnesota has them atop the division, while Minnesota’s loss has the team searching for answers. Green Bay won its first game after the season-ending injury to tight end Tucker Kraft,

From Seahawks to Cowboys and beyond, we're breaking down the NFC playoff picture by ranking the 2025 wild-card contenders.

USA Today's NFL experts make their picks for a Week 12 showdown between the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings