WillSaints81

Regarding this standings

Falcons 6-1
Vikings 4-2
Rams 3-3
Seahawks 3-4 (better NFC record)
Redskins 3-4 (better NFC record)
Eagles 3-4 (have head to head win over us)

I won't bring up Atlanta. But the vikings and rams have to play each other after this week. Which I am expecting Minnesota to win. But I think Minnesota loses this week to Chicago taking them to 5-3. StL will probably beat SF, before losing to Minnesota taking them to 4-4. And if that's not enough Minnesota has to go on the road against the improved raiders offense(they look good), at home against a likely undefeated or 1 loss packers' team followed by a road game at Atlanta. St.Louis has Chicago week 10 at home before taking back to back road trips at Baltimore and Cincinatti, a rematch with Arizona, and the last two games on the road at Seattle and SF. I see 3 losses in this.

Redskins are not really good. They've beaten a division rival, benefitted being at home back to back beating St.Louis, and won against TB. They have NE after the bye week, then us, followed by road game at Carolina and a two home division slate against the giants and cowgirls. 3-4 will turn into 3-5 and even if they beat us by week 14 they at best would be .500 with 6 losses. Eagles, they are about to go on a run that will stop at NE, I don't expect them to beat Buffalo and Arizona, nor the last game at NJ against the giants.

Now Seattle........they probably might end up turning the corner with Dallas, a bye, and three home game stand but will that be enough for them to go into Minnesota and Baltimore and win both those games back to back? Don't see it. And then there's the last game at Arizona. I am pulling for a loss in that two game road trip.