- The Los Angeles Rams are favored to win the Super Bowl with +475 odds.
- There are +275 odds for the Rams to win the NFC Championship.
- The Rams are favored to win the NFC West with -125 odds.
LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles Rams have opened and remained favorites to win Super Bowl 61, with their odds only strengthening throughout the offseason.
While the Rams opened as favorites on Super Bowl sportsbooks, they grew even stronger after trading for Myles Garrett. All of their odds across the board are favored, including their NFC Championship and NFC West odds.
Rams Preseason Odds
- Super Bowl: +475
- NFC Championship: +275
- NFC West: -125
Major Upgrades
Holding up the Rams odds is the strong offseason that they had. Starting with the key additions on defense, they made one of the biggest trades in NFL history in acquiring Myles Garrett. They also addressed their need for secondary depth and brought in Jaylon Watson and Trent McDuffie from Kansas City.
Those additions, especially Watson and McDuffie in the secondary, are massive gets. The Rams defense ranked in the bottom half of the NFL last season in pass yards allowed.
Offensively, nothing changed and nothing needed to change. This was the number one ranked offense in the NFL last season with 30.5 points and 394.6 yards per game. Matthew Stafford is coming off a league-leading season where he put up 4,707 yards and a career-high 46 touchdowns.
The rest of the offense around Stafford stays intact, with Puka Nacua coming in fully healthy, Davante Adams a premier red zone threat, and Kyren Williams and Blake Corum out of the backfield.
The Rams kick off the regular season in Week 1 against the San Francisco 49ers in the NFL Melbourne Game.
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