NFC West

Wow, this division is awful.

Ok, we’ve covered the Cardinals in our MAD LOVE section, but sheesh ... what about the three stooges?

In a trip back to the 90s, when it used to be the San Francisco juggernaut and the cacophony of suckitude that was New Orleans, Los Angeles (the Rams!) and the Falcons (and Carolina in their non-competitive years) it appears as though the NFC West has reclaimed the pole position of “division you most like to see on your schedule.”

The terrible trio have matching 2-7 records. Two of the teams made mid-season coaching changes. Seattle’s only wins have come against division opponents. They’ve gone a combined 0-6 out of conference. Seven different quarterbacks have started games, with only Marc Bulger having a season that’s not off-the-charts dreadful.

The NFC West could very well be the worst division of all-time ... in any sport ... had it not been for last year’s AFC East, which featured the unbeaten Patriots and the 12-36 awesomeness of Buffalo, the Jets and Miami. Of course, it’s plainly evident that division turned itself around in just half a season. How’d they do it?

Those teams play the NFC West this year.

TOUGH LOVE for a trio of teams that can’t seem to shoot straight, making the west coast far from the best coast.