Rams Continue Lost Season Against Raiders Thursday Night Week 14 Betting

The Los Angeles Rams have had a stunning fall from last year’s Super Bowl championship.  In turn, Rams coach Sean McVay has gone from a hero to a zero.  Previously, McVay was celebrated as the coach that would reinvent football.  Instead, he is being humbled by a massive Super Bowl hangover and key injuries.  Raiders coach Josh McDaniels is best known for his flop as the Broncos’ head coach.  And for being Bill Belichick’s lap dog while riding Tom Brady’s championship express.  Yet lately, the Raiders have begun to flip their betting on the NFL script.

Raiders vs. Rams CashBet Wagering Analysis

The casual Sportsbook odds sector will prefer the defending Super Bowl champion Rams.  In comparison, bargain hunters will side with the Raiders.  This betting line had a lot of “brand” influencing the price.

Raiders Get Off the Mat

Last game, the Las Vegas Raiders won 27-20 against the Los Angeles Chargers as 2.5-point home favorites.  The game went under the Betting on football total of 49.5.  Las Vegas has a record of 5-7 straight up, 6-6 against the spread, and 6-6 over/under the total.  Las Vegas ranks 8^th for total offense, 9^th for passing, 11^th for rushing and 9^th for scoring.  Defensively they rank 27^th overall, 30^th against the pass, 14^th against the rush, and 26^th for points allowed.  Also, the Raiders rank 3^rd for turnovers lost and 31st for takeaways

Namely, Derek Carr passed for 250 yards and two touchdowns.  While Davante Adams caught eight passes for 177 yards, surpassing 1,000 yards for the fourth time since 2018.  Also, he has 85 career touchdown catches.  Adams moved past Calvin Johnson for the fifth-most for a receiver in his first nine seasons.  Josh Jacobs rushed for 144 yards and a touchdown.  In sum, Jacobs has 1,303 yards for the season, the most in Raiders history through 12 games.  The aggressive defense that sacked Justin Herbert five times and split their season series with the Chargers.

Rams Crushed in Ashen Ruins of Season From Hell

Last game, the Los Angeles Rams lost 27-23 against the Seattle Seahawks as 7-point home dogs.  The game went over the NFL bets total of 41.  Los Angeles has a record of 3-9 straight up, 4-7-1 against the spread, and 5-7 over/under the total.  LA ranks 31^st for total offense, 25^th for passing, 30^th for rushing and 29^th for scoring.  Defensively they rank 14^th overall, 22^nd against the pass, 4^th against the rush, and 22^nd for points allowed.  Also, Los Angeles ranks 28^th for turnovers lost and 27^th for takeaways.

DK Metcalf caught an 8-yard touchdown pass from Geno Smith with 36 seconds to play.  Hence that completed the Seahawks’ late rally for a win over the free-falling Rams on Sunday.  Smith passed for a career-high 367 yards and threw three TD passes for the Seahawks.  Smith’s offense racked up 438 yards against a Rams defense missing Aaron Donald.  But it almost wasn’t enough.

Meanwhile, John Wolford passed for 178 yards with no touchdowns and two interceptions for the Rams.  In turn, Los Angeles hasn’t won a game since Oct. 16.  Wolford made his fourth career start in place of Matthew Stafford.  Correlate that Stafford went on injured reserve Saturday.  Following the game McVay revealed that Stafford’s season is likely over due to bruising around his spinal cord.

Also, Donald, the seven-time All-Pro defensive tackle, missed the first game of his nine-year Rams career due to injury.  Specifically, Donald had a high ankle sprain.  He joined a dizzying list of contributors with major injury problems for Los Angeles.  Including All-Pro receiver Cooper Kupp and several key players on an offensive line. 

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As mentioned earlier, the Raiders have the momentum and stronger team for the NFL Betting odds.

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