Rams 'Would Not Shock' by Winning the NFC West Over 49ers, Seahawks

The Los Angeles Rams finished 5-12 last season, gracing the NFL with among the most awful Super Dish follow-up periods the organization has actually ever seen. Normally taken into consideration contenders entering into 2022, points dropped apart. Now, murmurs of a reconstruct as well as major enigma on both sides of the round leave the team's 2023 stamina in question. Yet not for some?SBNation creates that the Rams can not only contend this fall however winning the NFC East over San Francisco and Seattle is additionally in the cards. "It would not amaze me if the Rams headed out as well as stunned people by winning the NFC West, and also below is the major reason why: Sean McVay is still amongst the best minds in football," the outlet writes. And I presume that's true . Although this coincides coach who dabbled retired life in the offseason. A fantastic mind he might be, but McVay taken into consideration leaving the game just months ago. The argument falls level contrasted to a much more realistic scenario the electrical outlet pitches, though: everybody in the NFC West ends up sucking. SBNation points out the 49ers' quarterback concerns with Brock Purdy hurt. San Francisco might need to begin Sam Darnold or Trey Lance, which's not an advantage.  When it comes to Seattle, Pete Carroll's group ended up simply 9-8 last period, and also nothing is directing to dramatic 2023 improvement. Of course, after that there's Arizona. Anything but a No . 1 general choice for the Cardinals next season will be.. frustrating? "As a result, maybe the group that wins the NFC West only needs to go 9-8 or 8-9, as we saw in the NFC South last year. If the Rams can win their five most-winnable games, then they just require to go 4-8 the remainder of the way to be 9-8," the outlet concludes. So, there you have it. In a vacuum cleaner where the Rams defeated every group they're expected to and also everybody else in the division has a hard time, Los Angeles is playoff bound. I presume the Kool-Aid has been less drinkable prior to.