Lorenzo Reyes, USA today: Rams 26, Seahawks 20

“This is a difficult duel to predict; they are both division opponents and have both had their ups and downs. But now that the Rams are healthy at receiver, I think LA is a much tougher team and a much tougher squad. “That's a candidate for a breakthrough in the second half of the season.”

Tyler Dragon, USA today: Rams 24, Seahawks 21

“After winning two straight, the Rams are getting healthier and finding their rhythm. The Seahawks have lost four of five games. The NFC West is completely open. Every team in the division has four losses. The Rams are a different team with wide receivers Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua on the field.

Jordan Mendoza, USA today: Rams 24, Seahawks 22

“Are the Rams back?” The return of Matthew Stafford's top weapons has Los Angeles feeling good while Seattle is completely out of shape. It’s a game that drives a Ram to victory and a Seahawk to defeat.”

Richard Morin, USA Today: Rams 23, Seahawks 21

“The Rams win in a tough divisional showdown that should be hard-fought.”

Bill Bender, Sports News: Rams 28, Seahawks 26

“The Rams are a different team with Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp on the field. Matthew Stafford had his best game of the season in Week 8 and the Seahawks have lost four of five. Seattle has allowed an average of 167.6 rushing yards.” If Sean McVay has another running game on the road, the Rams will win in Seattle for the fourth time in five seasons.

Pete Prisco, CBS Sports: Rams 34, Seahawks 27

“The Rams brought back Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp and the offense came to life last week. Seattle's defense is in big trouble. Look for a big game from Matthew Stafford and the offense in this game. Seattle's offense will also score, but won.” “I won't be able to keep up. It’ll be fun to watch, but the Rams will win it.”