The Los Angeles Rams suffered a stunning loss to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 6, and on Sunday, they'll try to avenge that loss – this time on the road in Glendale. Riding a three-game winning streak since that loss to the Cardinals, the Rams are back above .500 for the first time this season and looking to make it four straight before their Week 11 bye.
After opening as 13-point favorites in Week 6, the Rams are favored by far fewer points this time around. According to BetMGM, the Rams are 7.5-point favorites over the Cardinals. They're -350 ($350 bet wins $100) on the moneyline, and the over/under is 45 points.
Rams vs. Cardinals odds
- Money line: Rams -350 | Cardinals +280
- Spread: Rams -7.5 (-102) | Cardinals +7.5 (-118)
- Over/under: 45 (O: -108 | U: -110)
The Cardinals are 1-2 since beating the Rams, losing to the Seahawks on Sunday, 17-3. They'll be starting Gardner Minshew this time
around after trading Jacoby Brissett to the Ravens. Minshew helped the Cardinals pull off a stunning upset in relief of Brissett in Week 8, beating the Cowboys in overtime, but the offense suffered a major letdown against Seattle on Sunday.
The Rams had beaten the Cardinals in three straight meetings before losing to them in Week 6 and are now 16-4 in 20 meetings with Arizona under Sean McVay.
The Rams have improved to 5-4 against the spread this season after covering against the Commanders on Sunday, while the Cardinals are now 4-5 against the spread.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Rams open as favorites vs. Cardinals: How many points is LA giving?
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