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The NFC West is turning into a fierce battleground. The Arizona Cardinals lead the league with a record of 5-4, followed by the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers with a record of 4-4, while the Seattle Seahawks follow with a record of 4-5. The second half of the season promises an exciting race for the top among these four teams.

NFL Network’s Kurt Warner joins The Rich Eisen Show This week, he’ll share his prediction for how the episode might play out.

“I’m going to head (up) to San Francisco just because I’ve seen their players, just because I’ve seen the consistency they’ve played with,” Warner said.

49ers expect several key players at running back to return from injuries in the second half Christian McCaffrey He will likely make his season debut this weekend against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Additionally, training windows have been opened for the defender. Yetur Gross-Matos and offensive lineman Jon Feliciano. defender Dre GreenlawThe player, who ruptured his Achilles in February, may also be approaching a comeback.

“If they get healthy and can get back to something like that, I would lean towards that team from a consistency standpoint,” Warner continued.

Warner, Rams, Matthew Stafford At point guard, they are always a threat late in the game, but they struggle with inconsistency, making them a risky pick for the division title. He shared similar concerns about the Cardinals, describing the quarterback. Kyler Murray and Arizona’s defensive “rollercoaster ride.”

Regarding picking the 49ers as the division winner, Warner added: “It probably has nothing to do with what San Francisco has actually done this year as far as knowing those names, knowing they’re there, getting those guys healthy. I think the 49ers are more than I would have expected from the other two teams.” I believe he will show consistency.”