The Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks will compete on Thursday Night Football in Week 16 with both teams sitting at 11-3. Winning this game means getting an advantage in the race for both the No. 1 seed in the NFC and the NFC West.

WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. The Los Angeles Rams love to hate as they've kicked off several battles that have brought the best from their opponents. It's clear that the team has three distinct rivalries brewing in the NFC and due to how things are shaping up, the Rams could see their enemies in the postseason, as soon as the Wild Card round.

The San Francisco 49ers won't play their Week 16 game until Monday night, but they've already benefitted from a massive game on Thursday night.

If the Rams finish 2-0, the Seahawks finish 1-1, and the 49ers and Bears both finish 2-1, no one can catch the Rams for the NFC West title or the No. 1 seed. It’s not likely, but it’s also nowhere near impossible.

A lot of the 49ers' biggest contributors weren't on the team last year. Heck, some of them weren't even on the team in Week 1.

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The Rams were on their way to a win and potentially a division title until the Seahawks stormed back and stole a victory from LA's grasp.

The Rams picked Hampton in the fifth round of the 2023 NFL draft, and he’s appeared in 12 games this season. Los Angeles also waived him Dec. 9 but re-signed to the practice squad the very next day. More NFL news: Kansas City Chiefs Player Hints at ‘Last Time’ With Emotional Message As for the Seahawks,