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2021 NFC West Preview: Key storylines, X-factors and more

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By Tim Kelly, Dan Mennella Verified, Bonta Hill Verified, Jesse Pantuosco
| Audacy.com Verified
By Tim Kelly, Dan Mennella, Bonta Hill, Jesse Pantuosco, and Jordan Cohn, Audacy Sports Two of the top 10 teams in our Week 1 NFL Power Rankings on Audacy reside in the NFC West, and the remaining two teams in perhaps the NFL's deepest division employ Russell Wilson and Kyler Murray, respectively.
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Raiders' season rests on the shoulders of the offense

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By Bonta Hill Verified
| KGMZ-FM (San Francisco, CA) Verified
Bonta Hill breaks explains how the silver and black can return to the playoffs The much maligned Oakland Raiders defense will be ridiculed and poked at all season long for good reason. To put it nicely, the defense was subpar a season ago. The Raiders were dead last in sacks — accumulating a meager 25 (Khalil Mack and Bruce Irvin combined for 18) — and they were also last when it came to giving up pass-plays over 20 yards (61).
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These Toronto Raptors are no joke - the Golden State Warriors will adjust, but this is their stiffest NBA Finals challenge yet

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By Bonta Hill Verified
| KGMZ-FM (San Francisco, CA) Verified
Breaking News Golden State took the L in a rusty Game 2 in Toronto Despite losing their second-ever Game 1 under head coach Steve Kerr, the Golden State Warriors felt good after a bruising night against the Toronto Raptors. In their 118-109 loss, the Warriors looked befuddled trying to attack the Raptors half court defense, which may be the best defense they’ve faced since the 2016 Oklahoma City Thunder.
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