After losing to Denver, the Rams are now behind Buffalo in FanDuel’s Super Bowl odds, at +700 to the Bills’ +650. An SB Nation commentary says the defeat—despite Los Angeles outgaining Denver by 225 yards—deepens doubts about the team’s title prospects.
The article says Los Angeles lost its season opener to San Francisco. It also points to absences: Puka Nacua has missed more time in the first three weeks than during all of last season, while Myles Garrett has not played since the opener and might remain out for a while. Terrance Ferguson and Jaylen Watson were also injured against Denver.
The Rams have five teams currently in the top 10 of Super Bowl odds left on their schedule: Philadelphia, Buffalo, Kansas City, San Francisco and Seattle, which they face twice late in the season. The commentary cautions that three games do not define a season and says returning injured players could change the outlook.
