Davante Adams, this year's NFL touchdown reception leader, missed Week 16. Here's the latest on his status for next week.

When the Seattle Seahawks beat the Indianapolis Colts, I said the game was largely lacking in big action moments. There was only one touchdown scored, one turnover on the Colts’ final play, and not a lot of explosive highlights on offense or defense to talk about. The Los Angeles Rams game made up for that and then some.

The Rams appeared to be in complete control, of the game and the NFC West, before the Seahawks stole it all away in an overtime thriller.

Instead of taking control of the No. 1 overall seed in the NFC, which would give them a bye and home-field advantage throughout the postseason, the Rams (11-4) dropped to fifth and would be looking at a cross-country flight to play whoever wins the NFC South.

The 49ers (10-4) have a better shot at the NFC’s No. 1 seed and a potential Super Bowl home game thanks to the Seattle Seahawks (12-3) overtaking the Los Angeles Rams (11-4) in overtime.

Thursday Night Football saw the Seattle Seahawks overcome a massive fourth quarter deficit to beat the Los Angeles Rams in overtime. While some Rams players complained about it online, the wife of another did the same.

Hours before the Los Angeles Rams lost to the Seattle Seahawks in Week 16, ESPN dropped its end-of-season predictions for the remaining three weeks of the NFL regular season. ESPN's Seth Walder used the company's Football Power Index to simulate the season 10,000 times and determine how the end of the year could unfold.

WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. The Los Angeles Rams love to hate as they've kicked off several battles that have brought the best from their opponents. It's clear that the team has three distinct rivalries brewing in the NFC and due to how things are shaping up, the Rams could see their enemies in the postseason, as soon as the Wild Card round.