A look at the Seahawks' competition around the NFC West heading into the final week of the 2017 regular season:

Los Angeles Rams (11-4)

What Happened:The Rams held on for a 27-23 road win over the Titans in Tennessee, upping their record to 11-4 on the season and clinching the NFC West title with one game to play in the regular season.

• In Sean McVay's first season as head coach, the Rams are heading back to the postseason. It's the team's first division title since 2003 and its first playoff berth since 2004. 
• Los Angeles players react to their postseason-clinching victory, with defensive end Robert Quinn stating, ""I would like to say I can speak for the guys that have been here with everything that we went through — putting some great pieces together, but just coming up short. With McVay and Wade [Phillips] leading this team, I don't what they did they just brought the best out of everybody. Brought some new guys in and everybody rose up to the challenge. So, honestly it starts upstairs. They instilled confidence within the players, within the system and guys just believed in what they were preaching. It's finally well worth the wait I'll tell you that." 
• Rams running back Todd Gurley improved his case for NFL MVP, racking up 276 yards from scrimmage in Sunday's win.
• A look at where the NFC West champion Rams currently stand in the NFC playoff picture. 

What's Next:Los Angeles closes 2017 with a home game against the suddenly red-hot San Francisco 49ers, who since losing to the Seahawks in Week 12 have been winners of four straight.  

San Francisco 49ers (5-10)

What Happened:The 49ers beat one of the NFL's top-ranked defenses, dispatching the Jaguars 44-33, the most points Jacksonville has allowed all season long.

• Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, who finished Sunday's game 21-of-30 for 242 yards and two touchdowns, has now won each of his first four starts with the team. 
• Garaoppolo's 1,250 yards passing since Week 13 are the most by a 49ers quarterback in his first four starts in franchise history. 
• A look at San Francisco head coach Kyle Shanahan's postgame victory speech to 49ers players. 

What's Next:San Francisco travels down the California coast to wrap up its 2017 season against the Rams. 

Arizona Cardinals (7-8)

What Happened:The Cardinals notched their first shutout victory in 25 years, topping the New York Giants 23-0.

• Receiver Larry Fitzgerald led the way for the Cardinals offense, making nine catches for 119 yards and a touchdown in the win.
• Safety Antoine Bethea, who recorded two picks against the Giants to set a career-high for interceptions in a single season (5), was placed on injured reserve Tuesday with a torn pectoral muscle. 
• Arizona is hoping to play spoiler heading into its New Year's Eve matchup in the Pacific Northwest.

What's Next:The Cardinals head to CenturyLink Field for a Week 17 game against the Seahawks.