Week 13 in the NFC has come to a close, with the Los Angeles Rams emerging as the lone team standing at the top of the division with an impressive record of 9-2. The Dallas Cowboys narrowly escaped elimination after a thrilling win over their arch-rivals in Philadelphia, thanks in part to some questionable calls from officials that will be debated for weeks to come.
The NFC hierarchy is taking a hit this week, with several teams falling behind the Rams in the standings. In fact, only two teams remain within striking distance of Los Angeles: the Eagles and Bears. The Birds had a scare against Dallas, but their victory should cement their spot as the second team in line for a playoff berth.
Bryce Young and the Panthers are still trying to find their footing this season, with a disappointing performance against the 49ers on Monday night that left many wondering if they can turn things around. The 6-6 record is a far cry from what fans had hoped for, and it remains to be seen if Young's play will improve as the season wears on.
The Cowboys have shown flashes of brilliance this year, but their inconsistency has cost them dearly in recent weeks. Can they find a way to close out games like Sunday night's thriller against Philly? Or will they fall short once again?
Meanwhile, the Seahawks are quietly making a push for the top seed, thanks in part to Jaxon Smith-Njigba's incredible performance on Monday night. The young wideout is on pace to break Calvin Johnson's single-season receiving record, and his emergence could be just what Seattle needs to propel themselves into playoff contention.
For now, the Rams sit atop the NFC hierarchy with a comfortable lead over their division rivals. But as we all know, nothing is ever certain in the NFL – even not when it comes to the most talented teams on paper.
The NFC hierarchy is taking a hit this week, with several teams falling behind the Rams in the standings. In fact, only two teams remain within striking distance of Los Angeles: the Eagles and Bears. The Birds had a scare against Dallas, but their victory should cement their spot as the second team in line for a playoff berth.
Bryce Young and the Panthers are still trying to find their footing this season, with a disappointing performance against the 49ers on Monday night that left many wondering if they can turn things around. The 6-6 record is a far cry from what fans had hoped for, and it remains to be seen if Young's play will improve as the season wears on.
The Cowboys have shown flashes of brilliance this year, but their inconsistency has cost them dearly in recent weeks. Can they find a way to close out games like Sunday night's thriller against Philly? Or will they fall short once again?
Meanwhile, the Seahawks are quietly making a push for the top seed, thanks in part to Jaxon Smith-Njigba's incredible performance on Monday night. The young wideout is on pace to break Calvin Johnson's single-season receiving record, and his emergence could be just what Seattle needs to propel themselves into playoff contention.
For now, the Rams sit atop the NFC hierarchy with a comfortable lead over their division rivals. But as we all know, nothing is ever certain in the NFL – even not when it comes to the most talented teams on paper.
they got some big wins under their belt and their record's reflectin it 9-2 is no joke, especially with the eagles and bears right behind them 
but u gotta feel for bryce young and the panthers, they're strugglin to find their groove after that 49ers loss 
hopefully he can turn it around and lead his team to some big wins. the cowboys are def inconsistent, one week they're crushin it, next they're losin by a hair 
gotta see how they bounce back from sunday's thriller against philly. and omg jaxon smith-njigba is ON 
breaking calvin johnson's rec record? that's wild 
the seahawks are makin moves too, quiet but deadly 
. The Seahawks are quietly making a push because they're not expected to win anyway, lol. Meanwhile, the Panthers are just tanking with Bryce Young's struggles 
. The real question is: who actually cares about this NFC hierarchy?
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. They have these huge games where they play out of their minds, but then follow up with games that are just meh 
. It's making it hard for them to lock down a playoff spot. Meanwhile, the Seahawks are quietly building momentum 
, and if Jaxon Smith-Njigba keeps performing at this level, they could make some noise in the playoffs 
. They had high hopes for Bryce Young coming out of college, but it's clear that he's still got some growing pains to deal with 
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. Will the Rams keep cruising? Can the Cowboys get it together? And what's in store for the Panthers and Seahawks? Only time will tell 
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the Rams are looking unstoppable but you never know what's gonna happen in the nfl anything can change from one week to the next 
meanwhile Jaxon Smith-Njigba is straight fire 
. And now they're in second place? That's crazy! The Rams are looking good, though - their defense is on fire 
. Can't wait to see what happens next week 
What's up with the refs lately? I'm still thinking about that game between Dallas and Philly... some crazy calls if you ask me! 
He's on fire and that single-season receiving record is within reach! What do you guys think Seattle's chances are now?
But you can bet your last dollar that the Rams won't be giving anyone any sleep tonight. They're just too good right now. Still, gotta respect those underdogs who keep fighting. Maybe they'll pull off some magic and give everyone a surprise. Wouldn't put it past 'em.