The one thing this season has not had a ton of this year are these 'guaranteed' results, as there has been a ton of parity this year, and it's going to make for a very entertaining postseason in about a month, but it is clear which teams are the best and the worst in 2025.
There could be as many as 10 teams that could win the Super Bowl this year, and we're now only just getting into some playoff-clinching scenarios for a few teams this weekend. We outlined five teams that have a win in their back pocket this week.
Let's get into those five teams that are guaranteed to win this weekend.
These five teams are guaranteed to win in Week 15
Philadelphia Eagles (vs. Las Vegas Raiders)
The Philadelphia Eagles are now losers of three games in a row and are just not getting much going on the offensive side of the ball. It's been a year to forget, but, despite the losing streak, Philly is still 8-5 and control their own destiny in the NFC East. It's very likely that another division title is on the way, and if nothing else, they host a team in the Las Vegas Raiders that could be the worst in the league.
Vegas can't do much of anything well besides lose, and it seems like Kenny Pickett is in line to get the start, so the Eagles should be able to tee-off on defense and sustain some extended drives on offense.
Jacksonville Jaguars (vs. New York Jets)
The Jacksonville Jaguars are 9-4 on the season and now in first place in the AFC South thanks to the Indianapolis Colts collapsing. The Houston Texans also began the year in an 0-3 hole, so they are still trying to make up ground in that regard. Jacksonville doesn't have a great roster, but they're as well-coached as any in the league and should have a 10th win in Week 15.
The New York Jets have consistently been among the worst teams in the league this year and have gotten bottom-tier QB play in 2025.
Houston Texans (vs. Arizona Cardinals)
The Houston Texans were 0-3 to begin the 2025 NFL Season, and it seemed like the back-to-back AFC South champs were going to endure a regression, but having won eight of their past 10 games, Houston is right back in the thick of things in the AFC and do feel like a top-5 team in the entire NFL right now.
The defense is simply elite and can do everything, and the offense is beginning to find their footing. Houston should be able to blowout the lowly Arizona Cardinals in Week 15 and get to 9-5. Houston is a lot better than the 8-5 record indicates, and I do personally believe they end up winning the AFC South for the third year in a row.
Seattle Seahawks (vs. Indianapolis Colts)
It seems like the Indianapolis Colts are going to be counting on... Philip Rivers in Week 15.
Yes, that Philip Rivers. It's been a whirlwind past week for the Colts. Daniel Jones is now out for the season with a torn Achilles. Anthony Richardson has been hurt for a while, and even Riley Leonard is banged up. Indy truly seems to think that Rivers could give them the best chance to win, but playing in Seattle against the Seahawks is a near-impossible ask for the offense.
The Seattle defense is incredibly explosive and will simply make life hard for the offense. Indy has lost three of their previous four games after a strong 7-1 start, and with the Colts desperate to simply get in the win column, they have resorted to desperate measures. Seattle is the better team, gets this one at home, and should blowout the Colts.
Dallas Cowboys (vs. Minnesota Vikings)
The Dallas Cowboys have a high-flying offense and host the Minnesota Vikings this week. While neither team is great, the Cowboys are better and have won more this year, proving to be an elite team at home. Dallas' defense will be able to keep the shaky JJ McCarthy in check as Dallas improves to 7-6-1 on the season, keeping their faint hopes alive in the NFC.