Where Oregon football stands in CFP rankings at end of regular season

Heading into the month of November, the Oregon Ducks had a big task on their hands, needing to win every game on their schedule against the toughest stretch of opponents they had faced all year. On top of that, they were asked to do so without a handful of their starting players on offense, leaning on the depth of the roster to stay alive for a spot in the College Football Playoff.

Now, as we enter December, Oregon can look back with a smile. They executed perfectly, never dropped a game, and established themselves as one of the top teams in the nation along the way. More than that, they were able to find a way to avoid the Big Ten Championship Game, allowing Dan Lanning's team to rest, get healthy, and prepare for the postseason.

There is still much to figure out when it comes to that postseason, though. With one week of conference championship games left, the final seeding needs to be figured out for the playoff bracket. Where will the Ducks ultimately fall? That's a question that we will get a good sense of tonight when the updated rankings are released by the College Football Playoff committee.

Here's a look at how the playoff committee sees the top teams in the nation for their penultimate rankings:

1. Ohio State Buckeyes

2. Indiana Hoosiers

3. Georgia Bulldogs

4. Texas Tech Red Raiders

5. Oregon Ducks

6. Ole Miss Rebels

7. Texas A&M Aggies

8. Oklahoma Sooners

9. Alabama Crimson Tide

10. Notre Dame Fighting Irish

11. BYU Cougars

12. Miami Hurricanes

13. Texas Longhorns

14. Vanderbilt Commodores

15. Utah Utes

16. USC Trojans

17. Virginia Cavaliers

18. Arizona Wildcats

19. Michigan Wolverines

20. Tulane Green Wave

21. Houston Cougars

22. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets

23. Iowa Hawkeyes

24. North Texas Mean Green

25. James Madison Dukes

The next playoff rankings will come out on Sunday of this weekend at 9 a.m. PST on ESPN.

College Football Playoff rankings release dates

• Sunday, Dec. 7 (noon ET)

How many teams in College Football Playoff 2025?

This is the second year that there are 12 teams in the College Football Playoff. For the first 10 iterations of the playoff, there were only four teams invited.

How does College Football Playoff format work?

In a change from last year, the seeding will be different in this year's playoff. No longer are the highest-ranked conference champions rewarded with a first-round bye. Instead, it is the four highest-ranked teams in the nation who will receive the bye weeks in the playoff.

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This article originally appeared on Ducks Wire: 2025 CFP rankings: Where does Oregon sit after regular season ends?