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The 49ers Just Beat Us, And Now The Rams Could Run Away With The NFC West

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After a tough 32-29 loss to the San Francisco 49ers, every snap matters for our Seattle Seahawks, and tonight’s Monday Night Football game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Buffalo Bills in Inglewood is no exception for us 12s. What goes down tonight directly impacts the NFC West standings and our playoff chances, even if we don’t face the Rams until Christmas.

The Rams Are Looking Dangerous

The Rams are sitting at a modest 2-2 right now, but do not let that fool you. They are playing a 3-1 Bills squad, and if they pull off the win tonight, their path ahead looks incredibly favorable. Seriously, their schedule before their bye week, which is the same bye week as ours, sets them up for a potential long win streak. We’re talking about a team that looks like a lock to hit 8-2 if they secure this victory and avoid any major injuries to their superstars. That’s a huge jump from 2-2, and it would put them in a dominant spot in the division.

Why We’re All Bills Fans Tonight

A 7-3 record for the Rams is probably where they expect to be, but the hope, and frankly the *necessity* for us, is that the Seahawks are right there with them, hanging tough and staying attached to those 49ers. That’s why tonight, the Emerald City needs to throw on some red and blue. We need Josh Allen to absolutely deliver. And we need that Bills defense to play lights-out football, which, let’s be real, I am not taking for granted!

So let’s grab some beverages, Emerald City! Tune into ABC or ESPN at 5:15 pm PT. We need Josh Allen to deliver, and we need that Bills defense to come up huge tonight. Go Bills!

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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