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You get three wins; you get three wins; EVERYBODY GETS THREE WINS! The NFC South operates within a liminal space; it is the Backrooms of divisions, where things don’t look quite right. Here’s the Week 9 NFC South Review. Tampa…

Tre'Shon Diaz reviews Week 9 across the NFC South, highlighting that all four division rivals currently sit with exactly three wins each. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers fell 27-24 to the Chicago Bears, the Carolina Panthers lost 26-21 against the Denver Broncos, and the Atlanta Falcons were defeated 34-17 by the Cincinnati Bengals in Spain. Only the New Orleans Saints managed a victory, edging the Cleveland Browns 23-22 in overtime.
Diaz argues that the struggling division remains wide open despite widespread poor performances. Following Atlanta's loss, the Falcons traded veteran safety Jessie Bates for second- and fifth-round draft picks, which Diaz praises as a smart move toward long-term sustainability rather than pursuing short-sighted divisional success.
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