After a 31-20 win Saturday afternoon over Texas A&M, the Alabama Crimson Tide have moved in the updated ESPN Football Power Index (FPI) team rankings.

As of Sunday, Oct. 25, Alabama sits as the nation's No. 5 overall team with a FPI rating of 24.5. Last week, Alabama was ranked as the nation's No. 6 team with a FPI rating of 24.2, with the latter rising slightly following the home win over the Aggies.

ESPN's FPI now projects Alabama's eventual win-loss record to be 9.4-2.9 following the Texas A&M win, while also giving the Crimson Tide a 24.5% chance to win out in the regular season. Alabama has four regular season games remaining in November, with two coming at both home and on the road. The Tide will travel to LSU and Vanderbilt, followed by home games against Chattanooga and Auburn.

Alabama is also currently given a 15.9% chance to win the SEC title, as well as 62.8% to make the College Football Playoff, per ESPN's FPI. The Crimson Tide are also given a 12.8% chance to make the national championship game, as well as 6.3% to win it all.

Alabama now enters their bye week sitting at 6-2 overall (4-2 SEC). The Crimson Tide's next game will come on the road at LSU on Saturday, Nov. 7.

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