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The Rams' 2-3 start will make the 49ers laugh, but there's a good chance L.A. is right back in the NFC West race over the next five weeks.

Niner Noise argues that the San Francisco 49ers must stay wary of the Los Angeles Rams, who could rebound strongly over the next five weeks despite a 2-3 start. Writer Peter Panacy highlights that Sean McVay's squad faces a favorable upcoming schedule, including two matchups against the 1-4 Arizona Cardinals and games against the Los Angeles Chargers, Las Vegas Raiders, and Washington Commanders.
While Kyle Shanahan's 49ers currently lead the NFC West at 5-0, the writer notes Los Angeles still boasts the league's top offense by yardage with 2,122 total yards through Week 5. With Seattle facing a tough slate, Panacy suggests the Rams could realistically reach a 7-3 record by Week 10 and rejoin the division race.
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