When you talk sports for a living, you’re bound to have a bad opinion at some point, and I think many would say ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky was pretty head-shaking, but he feels the Los Angeles Rams can win the NFC West right . Will the Rams win the NFC West? Well, that’s the $255,329,997 question. Can LA now win the NFC West? Of course they can! The NFC West is a tight race where every team has a chance, so just make sure they can do it!

LA could take a big step toward the division title with a win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, but even a win isn’t a guarantee. There’s lots of football to play.

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The Rams expect to take the former No. 1 overall pick (Sports News)

“The Los Angeles Rams have won two straight games and gotten back into the playoff race in the NFC, especially in an NFC West where there are no teams over .500. And while the Rams are getting healthy again at just the right time with the returns of Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua, a proposed trade has them planning for the future and potentially reviving the career of another quarterback.

Accordingly Dallas Robinson by Pro Football Network, The Rams should trade a 2026 fourth-round pick to the Carolina Panthers in exchange for quarterback Bryce Young.”

Seahawks-Rams info: TV, radio, announcers, uniforms and more (sports.mynorthwest)

“The Rams appear to be trending in the right direction with the recent returns of wide receiver Puka Nacua (a former UW Husky) and former Associated Press NFL Offensive Player of the Year Cooper Kupp (a Yakima native who played at Eastern Washington). . As for the Seahawks, first-year head coach Mike Macdonald’s team has found itself in a three-way battle for first place in the division after losing four of its last five games.”

Rams Sean McVay is noncommittal about the team being a “buyer” at the trade deadline (si.com)

“That said, there are still a few places in the squad that could use an upgrade. However, head coach Sean McVay appears unwilling to make those improvements before the November 5th trade deadline.

“I think it’s probably a little early in terms of being actual buyers,” McVay said, per Matt Borelli of Rams Newswire. “I know there have been many discussions about the possibility of a sale. We haven’t really gotten into too many of these discussions. I think it always comes down to some of the dialogue that happens behind the scenes between these teams. Obviously things get hotter as you get closer to that deadline.”

Random Ramsdom Fandom: Through the eyes of the enemy… (From CDNGolfer on October 26, 2024)

“I was bored and started scrolling through the game threads for Thursday’s game other guys Websites, particularly NFC West teams, but strangely no one comments on Arizona’s website. Show times are estimates as no times are added to posts. The first posts are the beginning of the game and get later and later as the posts progress.

Seattle 1st quarter:

“Kill them, Vikings!”

“I won’t support the Rams, but it wouldn’t be bad for our playoff position if the Vikings lost.”

“Damn, PLEASE don’t tell me the Rams are back.”

“It’s amazing how a team can be better when most of their regular players are actually playing. Yes, it will be very difficult to play against a healthy Rams team.”

“If Geno had that much time to throw, he would easily make the Pro Bowl.” (Rams OL)

“Even Bryce Young would look good behind that line”

“Even Mac Jones…

Well, not Mac Jones.”