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What a few days in the NFL world, specifically the NFC. The San Francisco 49ers welcome back an old friend in DeForest Buckner, Seattle welcomes the NFL’s best guard, and now the Bears send two first-round picks for DT Jeffrey…

Jason Aponte evaluates the top NFC contenders following several major league moves, ranking the San Francisco 49ers as the primary team to beat in the conference. The Chicago Bears made a major push by sending two first-round picks to acquire defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons, while the Seattle Seahawks and undefeated Minnesota Vikings also remain in the championship picture.
Aponte ranks San Francisco first, followed closely by Seattle, Chicago, and Minnesota. The writer argues that the 49ers and Seahawks hold the edge over Chicago due to their defensive strength and playoff experience, while Minnesota ranks fourth due to offensive inconsistencies.
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