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The Chiefs lost again. The Eagles struggled against the lowly Giants. The 49ers were embarrassed at home.

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Glenn Clark shares his Week 17 NFL power rankings, and the Ravens take over the top spot.

Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones says he believes he’s part of a playoff-caliber team. The Packers (7-8) still maintain postseason hopes as they head into a crucial Sunday night matchup at Minnesota (7-8), but it’s hard to imagine them staying in contention if their defense doesn’t improve in a hurry. “This does definitely feel like a playoff team,” Jones said after the Packers’ 33-30 victory at Carolina on Sunday.

A season that started with high expectations, visions of an explosive offense and a dominant defense and hopes of another trip to the playoffs has ended for the New York Giants. The Giants (5-10) were eliminated from the postseason with their 33-25 loss at Philadelphia. New York's 2-8 start certainly didn't help, even though undrafted free agent quarterback Tommy DeVito gave to the team a flicker of hope by leading it on a late three-game winning streak.

The team in stripes absolutely screwed the Giants late in the action to prevent them from trying to force overtime vs. the Eagles.

Hurts threw for 301 yards and a touchdown to lead the Philadelphia Eagles past the New York Giants 33-25 on Monday night.

The Chiefs lost again. The Eagles struggled against the lowly Giants. The 49ers were embarrassed at home.

The Giants almost won a game they had no right to be in

The view here is that Tyrod Taylor has to play