Overall picks to win: 8-8 in Week 17 (173-82-1 for the season) Picks to win with 1-5 confidence: 4-7 (103-64-1) Picks to win with 6-10 confidence: 4-1 (70-18) Overall to cover the spread: 9-6-1 (130-117-9) Cover-the-spread picks with 1-5 confidence: 8-4-1 (107-93-8) Cover-the-spread picks with 6-10 confidence: 1-2 (23-23-1)

Week 18 is on our doorstep and there are still loads to figure out as it relates to the overall playoff picture. Division titles are still on the line, as well as important races to determine seeding in both conferences,

Looking for upsets? More than one team beat the odds in Week 17 of the 2025 NFL season. Find out more about those underdogs who were victorious below.

x − 7. Buffalo Bills (11-5), wild card No. 3: Sunday's oh-so-narrow loss to Philadelphia wiped out their hopes of a sixth straight AFC East title. The Bills fall to the seventh spot due to the Chargers' two-game advantage (5-1) in the common-games tiebreaker. Remaining schedule: vs. Jets

In Sporting News' Week 18 picks against the spread, San Francisco, Carolina and Baltimore win de facto division championship games while New York ends up on a high note with Las Vegas taking the top draft pick.

The New York Jets received absolutely devastating news after the Atlanta Falcons upset the Los Angeles Rams in Week 17.

Judy Battista reveals the 10 biggest takeaways from a chaotic Week 16, which included a pair of overtime thrillers between divisional opponents and a statement performance for one AFC quarterback.

By ROB MAADDI The race for division titles in the NFL got tighter in Week 13. The Rams, Colts and Steelers became the latest first-place teams to lose Sunday. The Eagles and Ravens lost Thursday.

In Week 11 of the 2025 NFL season, how many underdogs came out on top? Below, we provide a comprehensive list of the teams that pulled off an upset last week. Read more about last week's NFL games on FOX Sports! FOX Sports created this story using ...

Miami Dolphins tight end Greg Dulcich (85) celebrates with tight end Darren Waller (83) after scoring a touchdown against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers during the first half of an NFL