Seahawks or Rams

[TheSpecialJuan]

2 hours ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Doesn't matter we'd lose to either opponent 

I just hope we don't get embarrassed 

[t96]

I think the Rams are a much better team than Seattle and Stafford is way better than Darnold. Would love another shot at Seattle as we really beat ourselves that game. But we did beat the Rams… so, idk. Most likely reality is we continue our streak of winning and losing every other week. Beat the Bucs then get cooked by whoever in the playoffs.

[hepcat]

Rams 100%. Stafford looks old and/or hurt right now. Seahawks have always had the Panthers number. Panthers kinda historically own the Rams. 

[pantherclaw]

Not a single productive veteran in the receiving core. 

It has haunted us all season.  

With Seattle's #1 defense in points allow, it showed.   

I know many thought we had a chance with Seattle, but I knew the only way we would,  is if we won the turnover battle,  and we certainly did not.  

This will haunt us in the playoffs too. 

Not that it'll last long for our Panthers

[App Panther]

Call me crazy but Seahawks. I thought we played horrible on offense yet still had a chance. 

[nogoodbum]

I could be mistaken but I believe the Rams are locked into the 6 seed. With a SF win, Seattle still has a game lead on the Rams. Seattle win, SF & Rams are tied in total record & division record [if Rams beat Cardinals], but SF has the better conference record.

[Pantherxtreme]

5 hours ago, App Panther said:

Call me crazy but Seahawks. I thought we played horrible on offense yet still had a chance. 

This is my thinking as well.

Seattle played as good as they could on defense and Panthers still had a chance until those back to back turnovers. 

I don't think the Rams played particularly well in their game against us, alot things went our way in order to win. 

Someone pointed out the Rams were bad on the east coast road games and Seattle has been the better road team but they just fought a hard contested game against the Panthers, and now they travel to San Fran this week for their biggest game of the season to determine the division and if they are the overall #1 seed in the NFC or will be traveling for the Wildcard weekend. 

If they lose they then travel back cross the country to play a team they've just beaten two weeks ago, not saying they won't be favored against the Panthers but the energy of hosting our first playoff game in 10 years along with the get back effect of having just lost to this team could be huge. 

[Pantherxtreme]

1 hour ago, nogoodbum said:

I could be mistaken but I believe the Rams are locked into the 6 seed. With a SF win, Seattle still has a game lead on the Rams. Seattle win, SF & Rams are tied in total record & division record [if Rams beat Cardinals], but SF has the better conference record.

I was playing around with the ESPN playoff predictor and it shows if 49ers and Rams finish with same record, the Rams hold the tiebreaker.