The Los Angeles Rams (7-2) host the Seattle Seahawks (7-2) for the biggest NFC West matchup of the year in Week 11, and as both teams have looked phenomenal lately, only one team will be leaving victorious on Sunday. That team will be the Rams by a score of 28-20.

Each team is elite on offense and defense. Seattle ranks No. 3 in the NFL in Scoring Offense and No. 5 in Scoring Defense while the Rams are No. 2 in Scoring Defense and No. 5 in Scoring Offense. Its therefore not surprising that both the Rams and the Seahawks boast MVP candidates in Matthew Stafford (+550) and Sam Darnold (+2500), respectively.

First place in the NFC West will be on the line in Los Angeles when the Seahawks and Rams go head to head for the first time this season. Both teams are 7-2 entering Sunday's big showdown.

"I'm trusting Seattle and the Rams both over Philadelphia," an exec said, as the Rams and Seahawks sit atop the NFC at 7-2.

The latest NFL playoff picture has bad news for the Seattle Seahawks with the team predicted to travel to face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The SportsLine Inside the Lines team and Projection Model say one team will have one hand on the division title after Sunday's game at SoFi

Psychologists do have a name for this relationship between the Rams and 49ers: the Chameleon Effect. Kyle Shanahan and Rams head coach Sean McVay nonconsciously (I think) mimic each other — postures, mannerisms, assistant coaches, players, and plays. Everything.