NFC West: Rams Dominate Free Agency

0:00On March 10th, the NFC West dominated the 2025 NFL regular season with three of its four teams winning at least 12 games and the Seattle Seahawks taking home the Super Bowl title. Now, on day one of free agency, the division looks even stronger. Early power rankings put the Los Angeles Rams at number one, followed by the Seahawks at two, the San Francisco 49ers at three in the Arizona. Cardinals dead last. The Cardinals struggled with a three in 14 record last year and face an uphill battle ahead. They are expected to release quarterback Kyler Murray and have a new first year head coach in Michael Flore. While they have solid pieces like Titan Tramig Bride and safety boot a vaker, lacking a proven quarterback in this stacked group makes wins hard to come by. Meanwhile, the 49ers won 12 games despite heavy injuries and just added veteran wide receiver Mike Evans. At 32 years old, Evans brings star power as a top target, but his own injury history

1:02and questions about the team's offensive line raise, doubts about repeating that success. Even at full strength, third place feels realistic in such tough competition. The Seahawks remain loaded even after losing Super Bowl MVP. Kenneth Walker and a key defender with running back Zach Scharbonne ready to step up. A stout defense intact. However, they have not made big splashes yet. While their close rival, the Rams, traded for a leaked quarterback Trent McDuffy, resigned safety cam curl and tied in Tyler Higby and added another corner in Jalen Watson. That beefed up Rams secondary addresses last season's weaknesses, pairing perfectly with their league leading offense that averaged 30.5 points per game. With these moves, the Rams emerge as division favorites, setting up what promises to be another brutal battle for NFC West supremacy.