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The Seattle Seahawks' NFC West rival, the Los Angeles Rams, were supposed to walk into a title this season. Injuries might have forced a different path.

12th Man Rising writer Lee Vowell argues that the Los Angeles Rams' season has turned into a nightmare to the delight of Seattle Seahawks fans. Despite high preseason expectations following the trade for Myles Garrett, the Rams have dropped to a 2-4 record and sit in last place in the NFC West after a Week 6 loss to the Arizona Cardinals.
Vowell highlights severe injury setbacks, noting Davante Adams is out for 6-10 weeks, Kobie Turner faces a month sidelined, Poona Ford is out for the season, and Garrett remains out with a knee injury. The writer also criticizes head coach Sean McVay's travel management for the Week 1 game against the San Francisco 49ers in Australia.
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