The Seattle Seahawks’ win in Week 14 put pressure on the Los Angeles Rams and put Seattle atop the NFC for a brief moment, and while it looked for a minute that the Rams would lose and Seattle would take over the one seed for longer, it did not last. The Rams went on a 35-0 run against the Cardinals and the Seahawks’ run as the one seed was only a couple hours long.

So the Rams remain in first place in the NFC, but after that, a major change happened when the Green Bay Packers beat the Chicago Bears. Green Bay moves into second place while the Bears drop out of the division lead into the wild card.

With Chicago’s loss, both the Rams and Seahawks control their own destiny to the one seed in the NFC.

The Philadelphia Eagles play on Monday night and will stay third and the Tampa Bay Buccan

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