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What is funny to me is you can go to about 10 different sites and get 10 different %'s.

All I know is the Cards have the easiest schedule and 1 game lead, but LOTS of division games left, it can go any way. Seattle is going to have a lot to say on who makes it.

What's real is any odds, anywhere mean absolutely nothing. What were our odds after 10 games last year? I gotta believe even lower than 2024.

Arizona has won 4 straight after starting 2-4, 3 of them at home. 4 of their next 6 are on the road. They play their finale at home....vs San Francisco.

San Francisco has been inconsistent all season winning consecutive games once (and losing consecutive games once). They've beaten such stalwarts as the Jets, Patriots, Seattle, Dallas and Tampa Bay (without Evans and Godwin). They've lost to Minnesota, the Rams, Arizona, Kansas City and Seattle.

Seattle started 3-0 beating a rookie QB in his first NFL start, New England in OT and Miami without Tua. They have lost 5 of their last 7.

We know what the Rams have done, who they've beaten and who they lost to. I don't see how the odds aren't:

Arizona 52% chance
Rams 50%
San Francisco 50%
Seattle 48%

because they don't have to do anything but win the division to make the playoffs. To be a wildcard, those odds should be a little longer.

[St. Loser Fan]

Not NFC West standings: but funny.