Los Angeles Rams Betting Odds

Last Updated on December 9, 2025 11:08 am by Henry

• Team Overview
  • Offensive Line Analysis
  • Defensive Line Analysis
  • Week 1 – vs. San Francisco 49ers
  • Week 2 – vs. Tennessee Titans
  • Week 3 – vs. Philadelphia Eagles
  • Week 4 – vs. Indianapolis Colts
  • Week 5 – vs. San Francisco 49ers
  • Week 6 – vs. Baltimore Ravens
  • Week 7 – vs. Jacksonville Jaguars
  • Key Moments & Performances
  • Looking Ahead
  • Week 8 – BYE WEEK
  • Week 9 – vs. New Orleans Saints
  • Week 10 – vs. San Francisco 49ers
  • Week 11 – vs. Seattle Seahawks
  • Week 12 – vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Week 13 – vs. Carolina Panthers
  • Odds to Win Division & Super Bowl
  • Predictions

Team Overview

The Rams won the NFC West in 2024 and remain contenders in 2025. Matthew Stafford’s health will determine their ceiling, but offseason moves, including adding Davante Adams, give Sean McVay’s offense firepower.

Offensive Line Analysis

The Rams kept stability by re-signing Coleman Shelton. Protection is solid but lacks elite depth.

Defensive Line Analysis

The Rams invested in depth, bringing in Poona Ford. The unit looks young and energetic, though secondary support could be a weakness.

Week 1 – vs. San Francisco 49ers

Result & Key Stats
The Seattle Seahawks dropped their opener 17–21 at home. QB Geno Smith threw for 198 yards and 1 TD but struggled with third-down consistency. WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba paced the offense with 7 catches for 89 yards.

Key Moments & Injuries
Seattle’s defense generated two interceptions, including one by CB Riq Woolen, but the offense failed to capitalize. Missed tackles late in the fourth quarter paved the way for the missing go-ahead drive. Rookie DE Byron Murphy II exited briefly with cramps but returned to action.

Looking Ahead
The Seahawks host the Arizona Cardinals in Week 2. Improving third-down efficiency and wrapping up tackles will be essential keys to a rebound.

Week 2 – vs. Tennessee Titans

Result & Key Stats
The Los Angeles Rams fell 23–20 in overtime at Tennessee. QB Matthew Stafford threw for 279 yards and 1 TD, while WR Puka Nacua recorded 8 receptions for 104 yards.

Key Moments & Injuries
Tennessee sealed the win with a late FG after stuffing the Rams on 4th down. LB Ernest Jones led the defense with 11 tackles. Rookie G Jonah Jackson missed the game with an ankle injury.

Looking Ahead
The Los Angeles Rams travel to play the Eagles in Week 3.

Week 3 – vs. Philadelphia Eagles

Result & Key Stats
The Los Angeles Rams fell 33–26 after blowing a 19-point lead at SoFi Stadium. QB Matthew Stafford threw for 278 yards and 1 TD, while WR Puka Nacua posted 108 yards on 7 receptions.

Key Moments & Injuries
The Rams led 26–7 in the first half, but costly mistakes and protection breakdowns let Philadelphia storm back. LB Ernest Jones led the defense with 11 tackles. No major new injuries were reported, but the O-line remains thin.

Looking Ahead
The Los Angeles Rams visit the Colts in Week 4, needing sharper pass protection and late-game execution to rebound.

Week 4 – vs. Indianapolis Colts

Result & Key Stats
The Los Angeles Rams earned a 27–20 win at home, improving to 3–1. QB Matthew Stafford threw for 276 yards and 2 TDs. WR Puka Nacua had 7 catches for 98 yards.

Key Moments & Injuries
Stafford connected with WR Cooper Kupp for a red-zone TD, and LB Ernest Jones led the defense with 9 tackles.

Looking Ahead
The Rams host the San Francisco 49ers in Week 5.

Week 5 – vs. San Francisco 49ers

Result & Key Stats
The Los Angeles Rams fell 23–26 in a divisional heartbreaker despite a huge outing from QB Matthew Stafford, who threw for 389 yards and 3 touchdowns. WR Puka Nacua once again shined with 85 yards and a touchdown on 10 catches, while RB Kyren Williams contributed 66 yards and 2 scores through the air. Even with 467 total yards of offense, turnovers and missed opportunities kept Los Angeles from finishing the upset.

Key Moments & Injuries
The Rams clawed back into the game in the fourth quarter after Stafford engineered two quick touchdown drives, but their rally stalled when San Francisco’s defense tightened in the red zone. WR Davante Adams provided another strong showing with 88 yards, and WR Tutu Atwell stretched the defense with a 72-yard performance. Defensively, LB Nate Landman led all tacklers with 14 stops, and rookie DE Jared Verse flashed disruptive potential despite not recording a sack. However, the team suffered setbacks as TE Tyler Higbee (hip) and T Rob Havenstein (ankle) were listed as doubtful heading into Week 6, potentially weakening both the passing attack and protection.

Looking Ahead
The Rams will travel east to face the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6. Maintaining offensive rhythm will be critical, but the focus must shift toward cleaning up ball security and tightening the defense against Lamar Jackson’s dual-threat ability. If Stafford and his weapons continue producing at a high level, the Rams could turn this narrow loss into momentum heading into a tough road test.

Week 6 – vs. Baltimore Ravens

The Los Angeles Rams handled business on the road, beating Baltimore 17–3 at M&T Bank Stadium. Matthew Stafford was efficient (17/26, 181 yards, 1 TD), Kyren Williams ground out 50 yards with a short score, and TE Tyler Higbee caught the lone TD. WRs Puka Nacua and Jordan Whittington chipped in chain-moving grabs as L.A. balanced 181 passing yards with 74 on the ground.

Defensively, it was a statement. LB Nate Landman piled up 17 tackles, EDGE Byron Young notched 2.0 sacks, and rookie Jared Verse added another. S Quentin Lake grabbed a key interception, while DBs Kamren Kinchens and Kamalani “Kobe” Durant helped hold Baltimore to three points. Ball security remains a small concern after two Stafford fumbles, but the defense repeatedly bailed out the offense with four sacks and relentless pressure.

Looking Ahead: At 4–2, the Rams head into a marquee interconference test vs the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 7. Keeping Stafford clean (Rob Havenstein, Tutu Atwell status to monitor) and leaning on Williams/Nacua efficiency will be pivotal, while the Young-Verse rush duo looks to disrupt Trevor Lawrence early and often.

Week 7 – vs. Jacksonville Jaguars

The Los Angeles Rams completely dominated the Jaguars 35–7, showcasing one of their most efficient performances of the season. QB Matthew Stafford threw five touchdown passes on just 182 yards, spreading the ball around to multiple targets. WR Davante Adams caught three of those scores, proving unstoppable in the red zone, while TE Theo Ferguson and rookie WR Kaden Mumpfield each added one touchdown reception.

Key Moments & Performances

The Rams’ offensive line kept Stafford clean all game, allowing zero sacks, while the defense completely overwhelmed Jacksonville with seven sacks led by Nick Landman (1.5), Byron Young (1.5), and rookie Jared Verse. Safety Quentin Lake and LB Kam Curl also shined in coverage, forcing bad throws and limiting big plays. LA’s defense allowed just 7 points and only one red-zone trip all afternoon.

Looking Ahead

Heading into their Week 8 bye, the Rams (5–2) have firmly reasserted themselves as contenders in the NFC West. With Puka Nacua and Rob Havenstein expected to recover from injuries after the break, LA will look to maintain its balanced attack when it returns to action in Week 9.

Week 8 – BYE WEEK

Week 9 – vs. New Orleans Saints

Result & Key Stats
The Los Angeles Rams dominated from start to finish, defeating the New Orleans Saints 34–10 at SoFi Stadium to move to 6–2 on the year. Quarterback Matthew Stafford delivered a vintage performance, completing 24 of 32 passes for 281 yards and four touchdowns with no interceptions (140.8 rating). Rookie sensation Puka Nacua led the air attack with seven receptions for 95 yards and a score, while Kyren Williams added 114 yards and a touchdown on the ground, powering an offense that amassed over 450 total yards.

Key Moments & Injuries
The Rams jumped ahead early with two first-half touchdowns from Davante Adams, who caught five passes for 60 yards and two scores. Stafford spread the ball efficiently, finding Tyler Higbee and Nacua for red-zone strikes that broke the game open. Defensively, Emmanuel Forbes recorded an interception, Byron Young added a sack, and Braden Fiske made key plays in the trenches. The Rams defense limited Alvin Kamara to just 14 rushing yards on six carries, effectively shutting down the Saints’ offense. No major injuries were reported following the win.

Looking Ahead
At 6–2, Los Angeles heads north for a divisional showdown against the San Francisco 49ers (6–3) in Week 10. With Stafford and Williams firing on all cylinders, the Rams will look to maintain their NFC West lead and avenge their earlier-season loss to San Francisco.

Week 10 – vs. San Francisco 49ers

Result & Key Stats
The Los Angeles Rams delivered a dominant 42–26 road victory over the San Francisco 49ers. Quarterback Matthew Stafford was in full command, completing 24 of 36 passes for 280 yards, 4 touchdowns, and no interceptions (127.1 passer rating). On the ground, Kyren Williams powered the offense with 73 yards and 2 touchdowns on 14 carries. Through the air, Davante Adams (6 receptions, 77 yards, 1 TD), Puka Nacua (5/64/1), and Colby Parkinson (4/41/1) spread the field efficiently.

Key Moments & Injuries
The Rams were clinical in the red zone, scoring six total touchdowns and committing zero turnovers. The defense forced a key interception by Emmanuel Forbes and limited the 49ers’ rushing attack to 74 yards. Quentin Lake led the defense with 11 tackles, while Byron Young and Tyler Higbee were both limited in practice this week due to injuries.

Looking Ahead
Up next, the Rams face the Seattle Seahawks in a divisional matchup. If Stafford maintains this level of precision and the defense keeps generating stops, Los Angeles could make a strong push in the NFC West race.

Week 11 – vs. Seattle Seahawks

Result & Key Stats
The Los Angeles Rams secured a 21–19 victory over the Seattle Seahawks in a defensive-heavy divisional matchup. Quarterback Matthew Stafford completed 15 of 28 passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns, maintaining efficiency despite limited yardage. Running back Kyren Williams delivered 91 rushing yards and a touchdown on just 12 carries, providing the offensive spark Los Angeles needed. The Rams defense dominated with four interceptions — two from Kamren Kinchens, one from Cobie Durant, and one from Darious Williams — helping to control field position throughout the game.

Key Moments & Injuries
Turnovers defined the win, with the Rams capitalizing on all four interceptions thrown by Sam Darnold. Kinchens’ two takeaways were momentum-shifting, while Durant and Williams each added critical picks that stalled Seattle drives. The offense leaned on Kyren Williams’ explosive runs, including a 34-yard break that set up scoring opportunities. Puka Nacua contributed 75 receiving yards but lost a fumble that briefly swung momentum. Several key players, including Davante Adams and Kobie Turner, entered the game with injury designations, forcing strategic adjustments on both sides of the ball.

Looking Ahead
Now 8–2, the Los Angeles Rams remain in strong contention atop the NFC West. To maintain their position, Los Angeles must continue generating turnovers while improving consistency in the passing game. With growing pressure from division rivals, Week 12 against Buccanneers will be critical in shaping the Rams’ playoff trajectory.

Week 12 – vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Result & Key Stats

The Los Angeles Rams dominated the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 34–7 behind one of their most efficient offensive performances of the season. Matthew Stafford threw for 273 yards and three touchdowns, consistently exploiting mismatches across the field. Puka Nacua delivered 97 receiving yards, while Davante Adams added 62 yards and two touchdowns. Although the run game totaled just 70 yards, the passing attack provided full control throughout the matchup.

Key Moments & Injuries

Los Angeles struck early with explosive plays, including a 31-yard catch from Nacua and two red-zone touchdowns by Adams. The defense overwhelmed Tampa Bay, producing two interceptions and four sacks while limiting them to only 103 passing yards. No major new injuries were reported for the Rams, who maintained defensive depth and pressure for four quarters.

Looking Ahead

The Los Angeles Rams improve their momentum heading into Week 13, where they face the Carolina Panthers. To keep building playoff positioning, Los Angeles must maintain its passing efficiency and continue generating turnovers defensively.

Week 13 – vs. Carolina Panthers

Result & Key Stats

The Los Angeles Rams fell 31–28 to the Carolina Panthers despite a productive offensive showing led by Matthew Stafford. Stafford went 18 of 28 for 243 yards with two touchdowns, though his two interceptions proved costly in a tight matchup. The Rams dominated on the ground with 152 rushing yards, highlighted by Blake Corum’s 81-yard performance and a touchdown, while Kyren Williams added 72 yards and another score.

The passing game leaned on explosive plays—Xavier Smith posted 82 yards on just three receptions and Puka Nacua added 72 yards, but the offense stalled late as Carolina’s defense tightened.

Key Moments & Injuries

Los Angeles held a 21–14 lead before consecutive defensive breakdowns allowed Carolina to take control. A fumble from Stafford and two long Panthers touchdowns flipped the momentum sharply.

Defensively, the Rams struggled to contain Bryce Young’s efficiency, allowing three passing touchdowns and failing to generate an interception. The front seven recorded two sacks, but inconsistent pressure allowed Carolina to sustain key drives.

The Rams continued dealing with injuries across the roster, including missing key contributors like Byron Young and Kamren Kinchens playing limited reps.

Looking Ahead

Now 9–4, the Los Angeles Rams prepare for a divisional matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. Maintaining defensive discipline and reducing turnovers will be essential as the Rams try to keep pace in a competitive NFC playoff race.

Week 14 – vs. Arizona Cardinals

The Los Angeles Rams exploded offensively in a dominant 45–17 victory over the Arizona Cardinals, delivering one of their most complete performances of the season. Matthew Stafford was nearly flawless, throwing for 281 yards and three touchdowns on an efficient 71% completion rate. Rookie running back Blake Corum put on a show with 128 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while Kyren Williams added 84 yards and another score to fuel a 249-yard team rushing performance.

Puka Nacua was unstoppable, torching Arizona’s secondary for 167 yards and two touchdowns on seven receptions. Colby Parkinson added another receiving touchdown as the Rams repeatedly generated explosive plays, averaging over nine yards per pass attempt.

Defensively, Los Angeles applied steady pressure, recording three sacks and holding Arizona to just 51 rushing yards. Nate Landman added an interception, while Byron Young and Kamren Curl each contributed impactful plays at the line of scrimmage.

Arizona fought through heavy injury losses and leaned on Jacoby Brissett, who threw for 271 yards and two touchdowns. Rookie wideout Marvin Harrison Jr. did not play, but Michael Wilson stepped up with 142 receiving yards and two touchdowns in the losing effort.

The Rams improved to 10–3 and continue to push for playoff seeding, while the Cardinals dropped to 3–11 as injuries continue to cripple their roster depth.

Looking Ahead

The Los Angeles Rams travel next to face the Detroit Lions in Week 15 — a matchup that carries major NFC playoff implications as both teams fight for seeding.

Odds to Win Division & Super Bowl

• Division Odds: +175
  
• Super Bowl Odds: +1800
  

Predictions

If Stafford stays healthy, the Rams will challenge the 49ers for the division. Projected finish: 10-7, 2nd place in NFC West, Wild Card contender.