Los Angeles Rams vs. Las Vegas Raiders: Betting Preview and Analysis

Los Angeles Rams vs. Las Vegas Raiders: Betting Preview and Analysis

Los Angeles Rams vs. Las Vegas Raiders: Betting Preview and Analysis

Pick: Rams -6.5

Why We’re Backing the Rams

The Las Vegas Raiders are coming off back-to-back blowout losses, falling by 16 points to the Broncos and 19 points to the Steelers. The Raiders are struggling in nearly every phase of the game, ranking last in EPA per rush and with quarterback Aidan O'Connell averaging just 5.6 yards per attempt. The team appears disorganized, with key players like Davante Adams already gone and others potentially on their way out. The Raiders’ dysfunction is a glaring concern heading into this game.

Rams Look to Bounce Back After the Bye

The Los Angeles Rams, despite being 1-4, have been more competitive than their record suggests. Three of their losses were by one score to quality teams like the Packers, Lions, and Bears. Coming out of their bye week, the Rams have had time to reset, and there’s optimism that star receiver Cooper Kupp could return this Sunday. If Sean McVay can rally his team, the Rams are poised to capitalize on a Raiders team in freefall.

Raiders in Disarray

The Raiders’ locker room seems in complete disarray. Reports suggest Tom Brady, a minority owner, wants to bring in Bill Belichick next season, and Mark Davis’ leadership has been criticized. On top of that, WR Jakobi Myers is expected to miss another game, further limiting the Raiders' already lackluster offense. With the team struggling to find any consistency, they will have a hard time keeping up with the Rams.

Final Verdict: Play Rams -6.5

With the Rams coming off a bye and potentially getting Cooper Kupp back, they’re in a strong position to take advantage of the Raiders’ dysfunction. Sean McVay should have his team ready to go, while the Raiders look lost and out of sync. Expect the Rams to win by at least a touchdown.

Predicted Score: Rams 27, Raiders 17

Play Rams -6.5, as the Rams should comfortably handle a struggling Raiders team and secure a win by a touchdown or more.

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