Here's a recap of the latest news around the NFC West division:
Arizona Cardinals (3-4)
What happened:The Cardinals fell to the Los Angeles Rams, 33-0, in Week 7.
- The Cardinals' shutout in London couldn't have gone any worse after losing starting Carson Palmer for a period time with a broken left arm.
- Arizona will keep only two quarterbacks on their active roster after losing Palmer, but they did add a quarterback to their practice squad.
- Kyle Odegard of azcardinals.com looked at how a lack of execution on third-downs is hurting the Cardinals defense.
What's Next: Coming off their trip to London, the Cardinals are on bye in Week 8. Arizona returns to action in Week 9 with a game against the San Francisco 49ers.
San Francisco 49ers (0-7)
What happened:The 49ers fell to 0-7 on the season after losing to Dallas.
- The 49ers added a veteran defensive lineman to bolster their pass-rush.
What's Next:The 49ers look to get their first win of the season when they hit the road to face Philadelphia in Week 8.
Los Angeles Rams (5-2)
What happened:The Rams stayed atop the division after beating the Cardinals 33-0.
- Los Angeles' defense led the way in their shutout victory over the Cardinals.
- Rams middle linebacker Alec Ogletree was given the highest pass-rush rating by Pro Football Focus through Week 7.
- Finally, the Rams trended upward across NFL Power Rankings after their win.
What's Next:Just like the Cardinals, the Rams will be entering a bye week following their trip to London. They will face the New York Giants in Week 9 when they return to action.
Team photographer Rod Mar shares exclusive behind-the-scenes images from the Seahawks' 12-9 win over the San Francisco 49ers during Week 2 at Seattle's CenturyLink Field.
Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll strolls into the garage at CenturyLink Field as the team bus arrives at the stadium.
Rookie receiver Amara Darboh is nattily attired in a suit as he arrives at CenturyLink Field.
Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman chats with former teammate and current 49er Garry Gilliam on the field hours before kickoff.
Former 49er and current Seahawks linebacker Michael Wilhoite gets early work in before making his Seahawks debut and facing his former team.
Young fans watch in rapt attention waiting for players to walk by and possibly sign an autograph or two.
Safety Earl Thomas stares impatiently at the clock in the locker room, waiting for the time when the defensive backs can head to the field for pregame warmups.
Richard Sherman leads the defensive backs in their traditional hype circle before taking the field for pregame warmups.
CenturyLink Field buzzed with anticipation before a pregame ceremony honoring Paul Allen's 20 years of team ownership.
Taima the Hawk, flies from the tunnel to near midfield to begin pregame intros for the Seahawks.
Four Air National Guard F-15C Eagles fly over CenturyLink Field after the playing of the national anthem.
Seahawks receiver Doug Baldwin balances on one hand during a reception in the first quarter.
Seahawks defensive lineman Frank Clark gets the crowd going.
Safety Earl Thomas excitedly congratulates teammate Bobby Wagner after Wagner's interception in the first quarter.
The Sea Gals perform for the 12s during the break between quarters.
Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett raises his fist after a tackle for loss.
Russell Wilson looks downfield as heavy rains poured during the second quarter.
Punter Jon Ryan punts in the second half. Ryan landed three punts inside the 20 yard-line during the victory.
Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll reacts as he defense caused the 49ers to punt.
Seattle head coach Pete Carroll reacts after the Seahawks took the lead in the fourth quarter.
Seattle's defense takes the field late in the fourth quarter, seeking to proceed a 12-9 lead.
After the game, Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman talks animatedly with 49ers cornerback Rashard Robinson.
Linebackers and former teammates K.J. Wright and Brock Coyle traded jerseys after the game.
Young fans wait call for players near the tunnel after the game.
Linebacker K.J. Wright high-fives fans as he makes his way back to the locker room after the game.
