The NFC isn't looking quite as strong as it did even a few weeks ago.
This week kicked off with the Seattle Seahawks losing their third game of the season. Last year, the Super Bowl champions lost just three total games for the entire 2025 season. What was thought to be clearly the best division in football—the NFC West—now just has a single team with a winning record. The 49ers are 5-0, the Seahawks are 3-3, the Los Angeles Rams are 2-3, and the Arizona Cardinals are just 1-4.
Beyond that division, the NFC East is looking like a mess. The New York Giants and their very unconvincing 3-1-1 record lead the division, while everyone else is below .500. Personally, I had a belief that the Philadelphia Eagles would pull themselves out of their 2-3 hole, but with the news that quarterback Jalen Hurts is now on injured reserve indefinitely with a blood clot issue, I'm not sure Tanner McKee and his two career starts is ready to turn things around.
Elsewhere, it doesn't look like the Saints are as good as the Lions made them look in Week 2, but the Atlanta Falcons are on the rise. And, of course, the NFC North is pretty strong top to bottom.
So today's Question of the Day is:
Where do the Li...