NFC West

[Brees#1]

So Seattle lost to Baltimore, a key game, LAR beat Atlanta, a key game, and also beat NO, a key game that Seattle lost. Seattle hasn't beaten anyone LA hasn't. LA is sure to beat the Bengals, Steelers, Cardinals (twice). SF also has only beaten one team LA didn't...Tampa Bay. However, SF additionally beat the Bengals, Browns, Steelers, all teams that LA has already beaten or will beat.

LAR is currently in third place, one game out of second, and two and a half games out of first.

SF splitting against Baltimore and NO will hurt them in a strength of victory scenario against LAR. They can't afford to lose to the Cardinals or Panthers as division record and common games will kill them.

LAR probably won't lose again until week 11, and then probably wins out if they don't get swept by Seattle or SF. Dallas is a possible loss, but the NFC East is a weak division.

Challenges coming up for LAR
Chicago, Baltimore, Dallas...possibility of two losses

Challenges coming up for Seattle
Atlanta, Tampa Bay, Philadelphia, Minnesota...possibility of three losses plus two division losses to SF and LA.

Challenges coming up for SF
Carolina, Arizona twice, Green Bay, Baltimore, New Orleans....possibility of four losses plus two division losses to Seattle and LA.

I think SF needs to be careful against Carolina who's embroiled in a race with the Saints.

LAR could go 11-5 at worst, 12-4 at best

Seattle could go 9-7 at worst, 12-4 at best

SF could go 10-6 at worst, 13-3 at best.

I fix certain aspects such as LA's back to back home games against Chicago and Baltimore, SF's back to back road games against Baltimore and NO. Some back to backs are not an impact. LAR can beat both Dallas and SF on the road because they've already won back to back road games for two years. Also, I fix worst-case scenarios such as Seattle against Atlanta and Tampa Bay because I don't think they lose both.

So this division is far from over, and LAR is quite possibly still the frontrunner.

 

[Pattersonca65]

So Seattle lost to Baltimore, a key game, LAR beat Atlanta, a key game, and also beat NO, a key game that Seattle lost. Seattle hasn't beaten anyone LA hasn't. LA is sure to beat the Bengals, Steelers, Cardinals (twice). SF also has only beaten one team LA didn't...Tampa Bay. However, SF additionally beat the Bengals, Browns, Steelers, all teams that LA has already beaten or will beat.

LAR is currently in third place, one game out of second, and two and a half games out of first.

SF splitting against Baltimore and NO will hurt them in a strength of victory scenario against LAR. They can't afford to lose to the Cardinals or Panthers as division record and common games will kill them.

LAR probably won't lose again until week 11, and then probably wins out if they don't get swept by Seattle or SF. Dallas is a possible loss, but the NFC East is a weak division.

Challenges coming up for LAR
Chicago, Baltimore, Dallas...possibility of two losses

Challenges coming up for Seattle
Atlanta, Tampa Bay, Philadelphia, Minnesota...possibility of three losses plus two division losses to SF and LA.

Challenges coming up for SF
Carolina, Arizona twice, Green Bay, Baltimore, New Orleans....possibility of four losses plus two division losses to Seattle and LA.

I think SF needs to be careful against Carolina who's embroiled in a race with the Saints.

LAR could go 11-5 at worst, 12-4 at best

Seattle could go 9-7 at worst, 12-4 at best

SF could go 10-6 at worst, 13-3 at best.

I fix certain aspects such as LA's back to back home games against Chicago and Baltimore, SF's back to back road games against Baltimore and NO. Some back to backs are not an impact. LAR can beat both Dallas and SF on the road because they've already won back to back road games for two years. Also, I fix worst-case scenarios such as Seattle against Atlanta and Tampa Bay because I don't think they lose both.

So this division is far from over, and LAR is quite possibly still the frontrunner.

LOL, you sure typed a lot. It can easily be described in one sentence. The division is still up in the air. There are still alot of divisional games to be played. Not sure about the Rams being the front runner. They lost to both SF and Seattle once already. They still can win the division but they have quite a bit of ground to make up.

 

[megalodon30]

Better than the AFC West, I can say that much right now.

 

[poewelch84]

So Seattle lost to Baltimore, a key game, LAR beat Atlanta, a key game, and also beat NO, a key game that Seattle lost. Seattle hasn't beaten anyone LA hasn't. LA is sure to beat the Bengals, Steelers, Cardinals (twice). SF also has only beaten one team LA didn't...Tampa Bay. However, SF additionally beat the Bengals, Browns, Steelers, all teams that LA has already beaten or will beat.

LAR is currently in third place, one game out of second, and two and a half games out of first.

SF splitting against Baltimore and NO will hurt them in a strength of victory scenario against LAR. They can't afford to lose to the Cardinals or Panthers as division record and common games will kill them.

LAR probably won't lose again until week 11, and then probably wins out if they don't get swept by Seattle or SF. Dallas is a possible loss, but the NFC East is a weak division.

Challenges coming up for LAR
Chicago, Baltimore, Dallas...possibility of two losses

Challenges coming up for Seattle
Atlanta, Tampa Bay, Philadelphia, Minnesota...possibility of three losses plus two division losses to SF and LA.

Challenges coming up for SF
Carolina, Arizona twice, Green Bay, Baltimore, New Orleans....possibility of four losses plus two division losses to Seattle and LA.

LAR could go 11-5 at worst, 12-4 at best

Seattle could go 9-7 at worst, 12-4 at best

SF could go 10-6 at worst, 13-3 at best.

I fix certain aspects such as LA's back to back home games against Chicago and Baltimore, SF's back to back road games against Baltimore and NO. Some back to backs are not an impact. LAR can beat both Dallas and SF on the road because they've already won back to back road games for two years. Also, I fix worst-case scenarios such as Seattle against Atlanta and Tampa Bay because I don't think they lose both.

So this division is far from over, and LAR is quite possibly still the frontrunner.

Comparing results from last season to this season is folly. The 49ers aren't even close to the same team as a year ago so beating that team on the road won't be the same as beating this team.

 

[Cave_Johnson]

How does it feel knowing I didn't read any of that?

 

[SJ76]

It’s all about how you finish

 

[dbldwn711]

It’s all about how you finish

How or where?

 

[Tapey]

Why is beating Atlanta considered a key game?

 

[Tapey]

It’s all about how you finish

That’s what she said

 

[SJ76]

Buncha dam sissy queers in this bitch.


This is NFC west talk here fellas. Take your jizz fest over to the AFE East

 

[Scooby-Doo]

I want to kick the op in the vagina.

STOP CREATING THREADS AND NEVER POST IN THEM!

It had to be said

 

[Tapey]

Buncha dam sissy queers in this bitch.


This is NFC west talk here fellas. Take your jizz fest over to the AFE East

I want to kick the op in the vagina.

STOP CREATING THREADS AND NEVER POST IN THEM!

It had to be said

I’m seeing two things I don’t disagree with

 

[SJ76]

I want to kick the op in the vagina.

STOP CREATING THREADS AND NEVER POST IN THEM!

It had to be said

Might quite possibly be the best post and thread the OP has ever made.

 

[molsaniceman]

It’s all about how you finish

thats what she said

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

The Ravens game wasn't a key game. It's an out of conference game.