2010 · NFC
NFC West
Division table
| Team | W-L | Div | Net | Titleest. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seahawks | 7-9 | 4-2 | -97 | 100% |
| Rams | 7-9 | 3-3 | -39 | 0% |
| 49ers | 6-10 | 4-2 | -41 | 0% |
| Cardinals | 5-11 | 1-5 | -145 | 0% |
The rivalriessince 1999 · franchise-aware
- SF31–24–1STL56 mtgsavg 43.4
- SEA28–24STL52 mtgsavg 43.7
- SEA31–20SF51 mtgsavg 42.2
- ARI22–28SF50 mtgsavg 44.8
- ARI20–29STL49 mtgsRAMS W3avg 43
- ARI17–30–1SEA48 mtgsSEA W9avg 43.5
Head to head
Division meetings, 2010
12 played · 0 to come. Six of every team's seventeen games are in this room.
Movement
New in the division
Skill players on a different roster than last season, plus arriving rookies.
Cardinals
No skill-position arrivals.
Seahawks
- Marshawn Lynch← BUF
- Marshawn Lynch← BUF
- Brandon Stokley← DEN
- Brandon Stokley← DEN
- Ruvell Martin← SL
- J.P. Losman← OAK
49ers
- Brian Westbrook← PHI
- Ted Ginn← MIA
- David Carr← NYG
- Troy Smith← BLT
- Colin Cloherty← IND
- Jeff Reed← PIT
Rams
No skill-position arrivals.
Storylines
Something to prove
Data-derived, not editorial: veterans on new teams, production collapses, lost seasons of health, early draft capital.
Brian Westbrooknew teamRB · SFNew team — 10.3 PPR/gm for PHI last season has to translate.
Leon WashingtonhealthRB · SEAPlayed only 7 games last season after 16 the year before — a healthy year to prove.
Ted Ginnbounce-backWR · SFProduction fell from 10.4 to 6.6 PPR/gm — a bounce-back year.
Marshawn Lynchbounce-backRB · SEAProduction fell from 15.6 to 7.8 PPR/gm — a bounce-back year.
