It's round two of this NFC West rival matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and the San Francisco 49ers. The Seahawks will travel to Santa Clara fresh from their bye week, giving them enough time to regain some of their most dangerous players.

Who will win the NFC West? Entering the NFL Week 11 schedule, it's still a four-team race in the division, making it the most competitive division in the NFL this season from top to bottom. We told you it was a competitive division this season. Take a look ...

The Los Angeles Rams (4-5) are in the thick of it regarding the NFC West standings. They are currently tied for last place in the division but a win this week o

On Oct. 13, the Cardinals had their worst game in two years. Since then, they've ripped off four wins in a row to take the division lead.

How have the Arizona Cardinals gotten here? Here is the NFC West standings lead, and they hold it despite a 2-4 start to the season.

The Arizona Cardinals are in first place in the NFC West and will continue to do so next week after their bye. They have won four in a row, but the San Francisco 49ers are on their heels and have running back Christian McCaffrey back. How does the division look entering Week 11?

Brock Purdy ranks seventh in QBR, and while some bumps in the road have formed for Kyle Shanahan's quick study,

The Seattle Seahawks suddenly find themselves at the bottom looking up at a shockingly difficult division. Going into the season, the expectation was obviously the San Francisco 49ers would be a force once again.

The Seattle Seahawks enjoyed their Week 10 bye on Sunday. The NFC West standings received further shake-ups with two of Seattle’s division rivals capturing victories. It wasn’t a great afternoon for the Seahawks. The following standing changes occurred in the NFC West.

Exploring the Los Angeles Rams NFC West and Wild Card chances, with a look at the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers as rivals. What are the Rams?