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Speed_Kills
And everybody else

The Saints have earned it they are blowing people away and beat the Rams. They are the team to beat clearly IMO

That being said things do change so let’s see how these last 5 weeks play out. The Rams aren't as good as the Saints in the red zone and the Rams defense has slipped significantly and is not playing as well as the Saints in the last 5 games

Now the Eagles are struggling but they have been in every game this year regardless of opponent. Today they are being mangled

Nope it’s the Saints... and the Rams are chasing. I will also say that the Vikings getting Davin Cooks back and the Bears are going to be a problem for the Rams as they are currently functioning

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RockRam
What with Carolina losing again; Skins losing the game and Alex Smith for the season; and Chicago's inconsistency and holes; GB is on the way down and may not even make the playoffs; Vikes are nowhere near the team they were last year; as of today, the NFC is all about the Rams and the Saints. Even if the Rams were to lose to the Chiefs, that doesn't change.

What CAN change is key injuries.

The Eagles secondary and RB situation, and now Oline, are just an example of what happens when a team is overwhelmed with injuries. You can only play so many 2nd team guys as starters before their weaknesses are exploited.

So the team health will play a large role in the outcome of the NFC.

But right now, the Saints are looking like a steamroller.