49ers overreactions: Do Seahawks, Rams have unshakable hold on NFC West?

There is little doubt the 49ers are in a better position right now than they were a year ago.Right?In 2024, the 49ers were 6-11 and their star running back faced legitimate concerns that his best days were long gone.Then, the 49ers had a lot more goings than comings when the NFL free agency signing period began.Despite all the difficulty of keeping their top players on the field, the 49ers played in Week 18 for the No. 1 seed in the NFC.The 49ers finished 12-5 and ended the Philadelphia Eagles’ bid for back-to-back Super Bowl titles before their season ended with a thud — a 41-6 loss to the Seattle Seahawks.The offseason should not be as difficult, as the 49ers do not have anywhere near the number of top players scheduled for free agency this time around.Where do the 49ers go from here?The fanbase has some ideas in this final installment of 49ers Overreactions.The Seahawks and Rams are starting a run in this division and the 49ers are on the outside looking in. (@bryans49ers)Overreaction? No.It might not play out that way, but this is a reasonable observation.The Los Angeles Rams and Seahawks tied atop the NFC West standings last year with 10-7...