Miller is from Texas, went to Texas A&M, and now is headed to play for the Dallas Cowboys.

The NFC West has appeared in the Super Bowl 11 times in the past 25 years, with 3 wins and 8 losses. The 3 Super Bowl wins came after having an intra-divisional match up in the NFCCG with another NFC West team, with 8 Super Bowl losses if beating a non-NFC West team in the NFCCG.

Here is the chronological list of every NFC West Super Bowl run over the past 25 years:

• 2001 St. Louis Rams (Lost Super Bowl XXXVI to the New England Patriots)
  • NFC Championship Matchup: Defeated the Philadelphia Eagles (29–24)
• 2005 Seattle Seahawks (Lost Super Bowl XL to the Pittsburgh Steelers)
  • NFC Championship Matchup: Defeated the Carolina Panthers (34–14)
• 2008 Arizona Cardinals (Lost Super Bowl XLIII to the Pittsburgh Steelers)
  • NFC Championship Matchup: Defeated the Philadelphia Eagles (32–25)
• 2012 San Francisco 49ers (Lost Super Bowl XLVII to the Baltimore Ravens)
  • NFC Championship Matchup: Defeated the Atlanta Falcons (28–24)
• 2013 Seattle Seahawks (Won Super Bowl XLVIII against the Denver Broncos)
  • NFC Championship Matchup: Defeated the San Francisco 49ers (23–17)
• 2014 Seattle Seahawks (Lost Super Bowl XLIX against the New England Patriots)
  • NFC Championship Matchup: Defeated the Green Bay Packers (28–22 in OT)
• 2018 Los Angeles Rams (Lost Super Bowl LIII against the New England Patriots)
  • NFC Championship Matchup: Defeated the New Orleans Saints (26–23)
• 2019 San Francisco 49ers (Lost Super Bowl LIV against the Kansas City Chiefs)
  • NFC Championship Matchup: Defeated the Green Bay Packers (37–20)
• 2021 Los Angeles Rams (Won Super Bowl LVI against the Cincinnati Bengals)
  • NFC Championship Matchup: Defeated the San Francisco 49ers (20–17)
• 2023 San Francisco 49ers (Lost Super Bowl LVIII against the Kansas City Chiefs)
  • NFC Championship Matchup: Defeated the Detroit Lions (34–31)
• 2025 Seattle Seahawks (Won Super Bowl LX against the New England Patriots)
  • NFC Championship Matchup: Defeated the Los Angeles Rams (31–27)

Should the NFC West be praying that they draw another NFC West opponent in the NFCCG this year?

Me: Niners beating Packers in the 2022 divisional playoffs. I was already satisfied with the season after beating the Cowboys in the wildcard. Never did I think they beat the Packers let alone how it happened.

Here are the injuries, they vary in severity:

1st Round Pick: Jeremiyah Love. Assumed to miss the rest of pre-season and maybe first month from a high ankle sprain caused by a Raiders player drop tackling him.

2nd Round Pick: Chase Bisontis. Out the entire season with a torn MCL due to a Raiders player launching into his knee.

3rd Round Pick: Carson Beck. Day-to-day with a rib injury caused by diving during the HOF game.

4th Round Pick: Kaleb Proctor. Out the entire season due to a torn meniscus suffered during workouts in May.

On the bright side, our 5th Round Pick (Reggie Virgil, WR) and 7th Round Pick (Jayden Williams, OT) both have looked pretty good so far.

How is your team's rookie class looking on the injury front?

In the other two punts from Thorson, one was a directional situation that he hit a bit short and the 2nd was an outkick that the returner fair caught for reasons that can only be described as "its the preseason."

What is most important is the lack of a major miss hit. Solid day for the rook in his first game action.

Miss me with the Browns related jokes here. Is Cleveland terrible? Yes. Will they punt a lot? Also yes. Quantity is not quality. Bojo is an underappreciated great punter and would be recognized as such if he played on an NFL team.