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Terron ArmsteadJan 16, 2026

Armstead argued Bo Nix should rank ahead of CJ Stroud among the divisional-round quarterbacks, said the Rams are the only NFC team that can win in Seattle, and predicted the 49ers go home if Brock Purdy turns it over twice.

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0Miss · out of 100
Game Outcome PicksThe callsettled
100A naive guessthe same call, no knowledge
0This callout of 100
−100Skillafter difficulty

What Terron Armstead said

in the NFC, I see the Rams as the only team that can go to Seattle and beat this team.
Our reading: Los Angeles Rams to beat Seattle
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THE HERD - Hour 2 - Ranking the top QBs in the NFL playoffs, did Dante Moore make a mistake?
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  1. Game Outcome PicksLos Angeles Rams

    Los Angeles Rams to beat Seattle

    VerdictMiss
    0Miss · naive 100
    0this call100a naive guess−100worse than naive1difficulty−100skill
    How this was scored
    won:
    SEA
    score:
    27-31
    skill:
    −100
    they picked:
    LAR
    season:
    2025
    accuracy:
    0
    baseline:
    100
    the naive pick:
    SEA
    difficulty:
    1
    weeks in the season:
    18
    weeks left when called:
    0
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