The NFC West only grew with more intrigue after Week 13's slate. The division went 2-2 on Sunday, as the Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams walked away as winners while the Arizona Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers added another tally to the loss column.

The Los Angeles Rams got a much-needed win against the New Orleans Saints on Sunday afternoon, bouncing back from a 37-20 loss in Week 12. They overcame a 6-0 halftime deficit and scored 21 points in the second half to steal a win from the Saints,

The NFC West is as tight as any division in the NFL entering December. Here's how Sunday's results impacted the race.

The Los Angeles Rams not the only team in their division to be playing a non-divisional road game this week. In fact, all four teams in the NFC West will be tra

The Rams' line is still shaky, third-down efficiency is an issue and the defense could not stop Eagles running back Saquon Barkley. Yet, they can win NFC West.

The NFC West has one of the closest divisional races in the NFL this year. Here's where things stand in Week 13.

The Los Angeles Rams are trying to become only the 16th team since 1970 to start the season 1-4 and make the playoffs. Winning four of their previous five games

While the Rams' loss to Philadelphia left them with a 5-6 record, they are still in the hunt for the NFC West title, which would qualify them for the playoffs.

It cannot be overstated how big of a seized opportunity it was for the Seattle Seahawks for winning on Sunday. The Seahawks survived a sloppy and bizarre game against the New York Jets, ultimately prevailing with a 26-21 victory on the road.

The Arizona Cardinals entered Week 13 tied with the Seattle Seahawks at 6-5 atop the NFC West, although Seattle held a head-to-head tiebreaker to be the leader. After games in Week 13, the Cardinals lost ground.