I think the starting point for the Rams is getting to 10-6 and including wins vs. Seattle and going at least 4-2 in their remaining NFC games. But looking at schedules the Rams and Seahawks could both end up tied not only at 10-6 but also having split head-to-head and going 7-5 vs. the NFC. So the 3rd tiebreaker is in common games so, given they beat Pittsburgh in week 2, this weekend does potentially become important for the Rams. As could the Ravens game in 3 weeks. It's going to be tight.
