With the NFL All-Pro Team released earlier this week, it’s time for Field Vision to take a look at our All-Havoc team for 2024. Remember, Havoc is a proprietary metric developed at Field Vision that measures the value of a player’s contribution to their team relative to their position group. For more on how Havoc is measured and was developed, you can read Scott Bouska’s article here.

With the NFL All-Pro Team released earlier this week, it’s time for Field Vision to take a look at our All-Threat team for 2024. Remember, Threat is a proprietary metric developed at Field Vision that measures the value of a player’s contribution to their team relative to their position group. For more on how Threat is measured and was developed, you can read Scott Bouska’s article here.

Now that there are just eight teams remaining, I believe there are clear and distinct reasons as to why each team can win the Super Bow.l. They've made it this far, so what specifically are they some of the best in the world at?

Saturday Slate

Week 18 saw a lot of new faces join the prestigious All-Havoc club as many teams gave opportunities to players who saw less of it throughout the season. It was a great season of looking back at the top performances each week, so here we go one more time. As always, go the Stats Tab of the app to see full Havoc Ratings for every position.

The Final week of All-Threat brought us some studs at the running back position with each of our top 5 backs(excluding Saquon Barkley who sat out) making either the first or second team. It was a fun season of looking back at the best performances each week, so we took one last crack at it. As always, you can find full Threat Ratings for each position in the Stats Tab of the app.

14. Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC #6)

Saturday

Week 17 saw two of our top performers all season long in Joe Burrow and Saquon Barkley flex their muscles yet again and make the First Team for All-Threat. As always, visit the stats tab in the app to see full Threat Ratings for every position.

Week 17 saw some of the stalwarts on the defensive line flex their muscle and show up on our All-Havoc team after having terrific seasons all year long. In the secondary, we see a few faces that have been more average throughout the season but had great week 17's. As always, visit the stats tab in the app to see full Havoc Rating lists for all positions.

Sterling K. Brown had a really cool hype segment on Fox about the “penultimate” episode of a television season being the best or most intriguing.

Saturday Slate

Christmas Day

It should be noted that due to the holiday timing, this week's All-Threat team does not include results from Monday Night Football. Also, all season long ratings quoted in the article are entering Week 16.

It should be noted that due to the holiday timing, this week's All-Havoc team does not include results from Monday Night Football. Also, all season long ratings quoted in the article are entering Week 16.

Can the playoffs just start already?

Saturday Slate:

Both the Broncos and the Chargers have put together solid seasons in what was supposed to be rebuilding years for each team. Denver isn't supposed to be here. The Bo Nix-led offense was sitting at 29th in total EPA and 30th in EPA per dropback. Pundits around the league were scoffing at Head Coach Sean Payton's first-round pick of the Oregon quarterback. Then, Nix settled in.

The All-Havoc team was highlighted this week by players in the top 2 overall at their position making the first team in 3 different spots. Derek Stingley Jr., Brian Branch and T.J. Watt have all been game changers all season long and continued that trend in week 15. As always, to see all of our season long Havoc Ratings, check out the Stats tab in our app.

This week's All-Threat team was highlighted by the 48-42 affair in Detroit where the Bills outlasted the Lions. Both teams had multiple players put up monster performances as could be expected in a game that saw 90 points scored. As always, you can find our season long Threat Ratings in the stats tab of the app.

My title as Field Vision’s official power ranker was given to me by the powers that be, but I’ll assume the role as official “take merchant.” During our weekly meetings, I reckon my suggestions come the furthest from left field, but I’d like to think I bring some balance to the force that is Field Vision. My ridiculousness is generally distilled by the cold-hearted, yet calculated pragmatism from the rest of the staff, but the late great Mike Leach delivered a quote I live by.

We've got one more month to go. Let's get ready for that playoff push!

A divisional matchup on Thursday Night can always lead to fireworks, but we're in for a special treat with Kyle Shanahan's 49ers up against Sean McVay's Rams this week. Both teams are fighting for their playoff lives trailing Seattle who sits atop the NFC West. Here are the picks we like in tonight matchup:

If you look at the top of the NFC West standings, you won't find the Rams or the 49ers sitting on top. The Seattle Seahawks own sole possession of the West and only have the Rams left to play in the division. That doesn't spell disaster for either one of the teams playing on Sunday.

Week 14 saw some new faces at the corner position on our All-Havoc team. At linebacker and safety, the top season long performers (Zack Baun and Budda Baker) both made the First team this week. As always, be sure to check out the stats tab for all of our season long Havoc ratings and take look at our defensive player cards.

This week on the All-Threat team we see some mega stars who are starting to make it week after week with consistent monster performances. As always, to see full Threat Ratings for every position, visit the Stats tab in the app and be sure to check out all the player cards.

Out of Rankings: Los Angeles Chargers

As always our Best Bets tab has all the picks we recommend in week 14. Here are a few of the key plays we like in the Sunday slate.

Falcons vs. Vikings

The Lions, tied for the best record in the NFL, are limping toward the finish line. They've still been lucky not to have catastrophic injuries to their staple players, especially on offense, but there are some concerns as the Detriot makes their final push. Every win counts with the Packers at 9-3 and the Vikings at 10-2.

As always, you can check the stats tab in the app to see full Havoc rankings for each position group. Each week, we take a look at the best individual performances on a one-game basis. Here were our top defensive players in week 13.

There was a lot of competition in week 13 for the All-Threat team with no teams on bye. A few running backs rode to the top of the Threat Ratings for the first time this year. Our tight ends this week have made regular appearances all season long and our establishing themselves as two of the top at their position in all of football. Here's our full week 13 Threat team.

This is the time of year where the truest version of teams will come out. The contenders will win the games necessary down the stretch while the pretenders will melt at the mere mention of pressure. This has caused a stiffer version over the Power Rankings:

Week 13 is always one of the most fun weeks of the NFL season because of when it falls in the calendar – over Thanksgiving week/weekend. We get an elongated schedule, three games on Thanksgiving and another on black Friday, which is fun for all of us that like to ignore family-time in lieu of watching football. It's glorious.