I think the NFC West may be the best division I've ever seen in the NFL.
 

Like, all four teams have Super Bowl juice.

I actually think the team I like the least has Russell Wilson and if they can sort out some defensive issues, they're a Top 5 team.

All four teams just look hellacious.

What takes do you have on this ridiculously tough division? All four teams can absolutely make the playoffs, right?

we'd smoke them all

I called a Rams v Chiefs superbowl before the season and was ridiculed by my friends. I'm sticking with that prediction

Get new friends...that's not a bad prediction.

As always, need a few more games. But damn...they all sure look loaded and ready for bear.

Not at all excited about another road Super Bowl. Give me Brady again please with somewhat objective officials.

Copycat

I called it after the Stafford trade.


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The 49ers have the worst QB in the division by a wide margin and will probably finish last. They are not a Super Bowl contender at all.

All taste like chicken

Just makes too much sense to me. Stafford can still sling it and they've got a really good team and coaching around him and . I firmly believe they get over the hump this year

Kliff Kingsbury is the weak link.

Every team in the NFC-W will likely make the playoffs. I think the jury's still out on AZ, bt they looked pretty good last week. The 49ers are playing QB carousel, which I don't believe is viable over a season, but we'll see. SEA and LAR are legit NFC champ contenders, with the Rams as the class of the W, imo. If Stafford plays the way many of us think he can, the Rams would be the most dangerous team in the NFC, and it wouldn't be very close.

I think the Cards actually have the highest ceiling because of what their QB COULD be, but they have the worst coach.

The Seahawks are kinda laying low, but they'll win 12 and be right there.

I did a mockup of how I think the season will go including playoffs and ended up with the same result. It surprised even me because other than KC I didn't walk in with a bias on the NFC side. The matchups post season just kept seeming in the favor of the Rams. It isn't "just" Stafford, that team has been talented enough to be in the argument for years other than Goff's "I don't like football" expression.

*checks calendar*
Seems to be on the same talking-head premature level of fake hype as "Kyler Murray for MVP!!!!" last year.