:format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/71625503/1441302438.0.jpg "NFL standings, Week 10: Where things stand in NFC West playoff picture moving toward Week 11")
The NFC West had a full day on Sunday, opening with the Seahawks playing the Bucs in Munich, Germany at 9:30 a.m. and closing with the 49ers hosting the Chargers on . In between the Rams hosted the Cardinals. The division standings saw modest movement, but things are tightening up at the top.
The Seahawks struggled for three quarters against the Bucs on a neutral field before finally turning things on. However, it was too little too late as they lost 21-16. It's tough to tell if this game was representative of the Bucs starting to turn things around or if the Seahawks are coming back to earth, but it was a big loss due to the 49ers own result.
San Francisco came back from a ten-point first half deficit and beat the Chargers 22-16. It wasn't pretty for significant stretches, but with the win, the 49ers are now only a half game back of the first place Seahawks. Seattle is on a bye in Week 11 while the 49ers travel to Mexico City to face Arizona.
The other half of the division is turning into a mess. The Cardinals and Rams played without their starting quarterbacks and it was Colt McCoy who did enough to secure Arizona a key road win. They now have a half-game lead on LA in the division and are a game and a half back of the 49ers.
Below is a rundown of the NFC West division standings, each team's opponent next week, and their division title odds at DraftKings Sportsbook heading toward Week 11.
| NFC West | Record | Wk opp | Week 1 | Week 11 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NFC West | Record | Wk opp | Week 1 | Week 11 |
| Seattle Seahawks | 6-4 | BYE | +2000 | +250 |
| San Francisco 49ers | 5-4 | @ ARI | +150 | -280 |
| Arizona Cardinals | 4-6 | vs. SF | +400 | +3000 |
| Los Angeles Rams | 3-6 | @ NO | +130 | +3000 |