# @pfnnfl on YouTube

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- **Original URL:** https://youtube.com/watch?v=ar61RtCJlxo
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/68422670-pfnnfl-youtube
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- **Posted:** 2026-07-29T18:00:03.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Pro Football Network (@pfnnfl) — https://gondola.cc/pfnnfl

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Are the Los Angeles Rams already unbeatable heading into 2026 NFL training camp? And where does that leave the defending champion Seattle Seahawks? Los Angeles was the only team in the league with top-five marks in both PFN offense impact scoring and PFN defense impact scoring last season, finishing first on offense and fifth on defense. Then came the offseason: Myles Garrett, Trent McDuffie, and Jalen Watson all added to a roster that already had Matthew Stafford coming off an MVP season and Puka Nacua posting the highest wide receiver impact score in the NFL. So what is left to argue about? Only the timeline. Stafford turns 39 in February. Byron Young and Kobie Turner hit free agency after this season, and so does the entire interior offensive line. Is this the start of something, or a one-year window with a Super Bowl bill attached?

We cover all this, plus the San Francisco 49ers and the rest of the top five, in a ranked countdown with a case behind every pick hosted by PFN's Jacob Infante. Seattle brings back the core that won the title, Mike Macdonald still calls the defense, and the departures on both sides of the ball are real. San Francisco fielded one of the NFL's best offenses with two different quarterbacks and still ranked 20th in defense impact score, which is how the third-best team in the NFC West lands fourth in the league. Buffalo hands the offense to a first-year head coach and the defense to a new play-caller, with Josh Allen and a ninth-ranked defense deciding whether that gamble wins the AFC. Baltimore missed the playoffs entirely and needs a healthy Lamar Jackson, a rebuilt interior line, and Trey Hendrickson off the edge to get back into this conversation. Five teams, five different bets, and one ranking that says the road to February runs through Los Angeles.

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The Hottest Takes You'll Hear
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*Los Angeles was the only NFL team with top-five marks in both PFN offense impact scoring and PFN defense impact scoring, ranking first on offense and fifth on defense before adding Myles Garrett.
*Puka Nacua posted the highest wide receiver impact score in the NFL last season, one of the best marks in PFN's system since 1999.
*Seattle owned the NFL's best defense by PFN defense impact score and finished 12th on offense, and Jacob still ranks the defending champions second.
*Buffalo finished ninth in PFN defense impact score, and Jacob argues that unit, not Josh Allen, decides the AFC.
*Baltimore ranked 22nd in PFN defense impact scoring while Jesse Minter's last two Chargers defenses finished inside the top eight.

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