With the Rams and 49ers both winning on Wild Card Weekend, that means the NFC West will now be sending three teams to the divisional round this year. San Francisco and Los Angeles will be joined by the Seattle Seahawks, who earned a bye to the divisional round as the No. 1 overall seed in the NFC.

The Seahawks will host the 49ers, while the Rams travel to Chicago to face the Bears. Could we have an NFC West conference championship?

The Seattle Seahawks watched their NFC rivals continue helping the NFC West dominate the field in the playoffs.

The NFL has plenty of rivalries with a rich, extensive history dating back to the start of the Super Bowl era. Bears - Packers, Steelers - Ravens and Jets - Patriots are some of the matchups that have thrilled fans for decades upon decades. In the 21st century alone, however, some new rivalries have come to the forefront.

As of this writing from the Seahawks' Lumen Field Press Box on Saturday night, the Hawks and the now vaunted "Darkside Defense" await the winner of the Chicago Bears and another rival, the L.A. Rams, for a spot in Super Bowl 60. The Hawks are back.

The Cardinals are coming off their worst season ever in terms of losses. The rest of the NFC West is in the playoffs.

As epic as the rivalry between the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers has been the past 15 years, the two NFC West foes don’t have extensive playoff history.

The Seattle Seahawks' path to the Super Bowl might include another win over both the 49ers and Rams. To earn a berth to Super Bowl LX, the Seattle Seahawks may have to win the NFC West ... twice.

The NFC West had three teams finish the season with at least 12 wins. It's the first time that's happened in NFL history.