Well, folks, the 2026 NFL Trade Deadline is in the books, and Week 10 of the 2026 season is now here. With mid-November already here and the deadline behind us, things are going to heat up rather aggressively in the coming weeks.
The playoff pictures in both conferences are slowly coming into view, and as we will see, each game ends up carrying a more weight as well. With how wide open things feel this year, we could be in for one of the more entertaining seasons in recent memory.
It's certainly more unknown and perhaps more fun in the NFC. The conference has a slew of playoff-contending teams, and one of them just made a massive quarterback addition. Let's dive into our updated NFC power rankings with Week 10 here.
Updated NFC power rankings following a rather hectic NFL Trade Deadline
16. Philadelphia Eagles 2-7
The Philadelphia Eagles, of all teams, are last in our NFC power rankings. Losers of seven games in a row, the Eagles do have the most losses of any NFC team, are without their starting QB, and have made some 'selling' moves this year, which has included trading Jordan Davis and Cam Jurgens to Jacksonville and Baltimore.
The Eagles are clearly embracing a future rebuild, as General Manager Howie Roseman suddenly has a war-chest of draft picks over the next few years. With that said, while the future could be bright, the present is a bulb that has been burned out for about six weeks now.
15. Arizona Cardinals, 3-6
The Arizona Cardinals suddenly do not have Jacoby Brissett or Gardner Minshew. Brissett is now on Baltimore, and Minshew is hurt. Carson Beck, the rookie, will likely start the rest of the way. In an ideal world, Beck shows enough for the Cardinals to build around him, and while that seems very unlikely, it's possible until it isn't. The Cardinals just don't have much of anything going for them and are No. 15 in our power rankings.
