The Seattle Seahawks watched their NFC rivals continue helping the NFC West dominate the field in the playoffs.

After a thrilling wild-card round on the NFC side, we officially have a final four in the conference during these 2026 playoffs. There's a pretty obvious theme to this group of four teams. That is, if you've been paying even the slightest bit of attention over the course of this long season.

According to the league insider, Rams coach Sean McVay confirmed Monday that Stafford will be OK for the NFC Divisional matchup. So much for that huge advantage. #Rams coach Sean McVay confirmed that QB Matthew Stafford has just a sprained finger and will be OK. But CB Ahkello Witherspoon was placed on IR with a shoulder injury.

With kickoff fast approaching and the inactives list official, we're looking at who's in and who's out for both teams.

These two teams have played in the playoffs before. Back in January 1986, the Bears hosted the Los Angeles Rams at Solider Field in the NFC Championship Game. Rams' standout running back Eric Dickerson faced off against Samurai Mike Singletary and the Bears' defense. That 1985 Bears' defense led the way as the Bears shutout the Rams 24-0.

Giants interim coach Mike Kafka has interviews lined up with the Buccaneers and Lions for NFC offensive coordinator roles this week.

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The Vikings struggled with second-year quarterback J.J. McCarthy, who was tabbed the new starter, even though Sam Darnold helped Minnesota reach the postseason. Ironically, Darnold won another 14 games for his new team in Seattle, and this time, his team captured the No. 1 seed after defeating the 49ers in a winner-take-all matchup on Saturday.