For the fifth straight week, the Los Angeles Rams enter a game as the favorites, but winning Monday night's game against the Buffalo Bills will be no easy task. They're taking on the league's most explosive offense, led by 2024 MVP Josh Allen.
Chris Shula's defense will be tested, while the Rams' own MVP, Matthew Stafford, will try to outduel Allen for the second consecutive time.
When the betting lines opened last Monday, the Rams were 2.5-point favorites. In the last week, however, the spread has shifted even further in Los Angeles' favor. According to BetMGM, the Rams are now 3.5-point favorites and the over/under has moved from 53.5 points to 54.5.
Rams vs. Bills odds
- Money line: Bills +145 | Rams -175
- Spread: Bills +3.5 (-112) | Rams -3.5 (-105)
- Over/under: 54.5 (O: -110 | U: -110)
The Rams are just 2-2 against the spread this season, covering against the Eagles last week as 3.5-point
favorites and against the Giants in Week 2 as 6.5-point favorites. They failed to cover against the 49ers in Week 1 when they were favored by 3.5 and against the Broncos in Week 4 when they were giving 1.5 points.
The Bills are 3-1 against the spread, only failing to cover last week as 7.5-point favorites over the Patriots – a game they lost outright, 29-26. Like the Rams, the Bills have also been favored in every game entering Week 5.
This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: Rams vs. Bills odds: Spread has moved in LA's favor
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