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The Seattle Seahawks may have the odds against them to retain their NFC West title after losing to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, but they’re still in better shape than the Los Angeles Rams, who will have to wait…

The Seattle Seahawks maintained second place in the NFC West ahead of the Los Angeles Rams following the Rams' 37-34 overtime defeat against the Buffalo Bills. Despite losing to the division-leading San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, Seattle sits at 3-2, while Los Angeles fell to 2-3 after a chaotic Monday Night Football contest marked by late-game miscues.
Writer Mookie Alexander highlights Sean McVay's conservative decision-making and poor special teams execution, including a blocked 48-yard field goal attempt by Harrison Mevis in overtime. The 49ers lead the division at 5-0, while the Rams remain in third place heading into a Week 6 divisional matchup against the 1-4 Arizona Cardinals.
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