The Rams recorded four sacks in the 27-20 loss to the Saints in Week 11.

Analysis: The Rams haven't been dependable for fantasy purposes this season with 22.7 points allowed per game (17th), 22 sacks (18th) and eight takeaways (28th). There's no reason for season-long managers to gamble with the Rams D/ST this week, as the Chiefs have produced a league-high 30 points per game.

The Rams recorded two sacks and no takeaways in the 27-17 loss to the Cardinals in Week 10.

Analysis: The Rams failed to take advantage of the matchup against backup QB Colt McCoy. This unit has underwhelmed with just eight turnovers (27th) and 18 sacks (25th) through nine games. Still, this is a favorable matchup, as the Saints have coughed up 19 turnovers -- the second-most in the league -- while averaging 22.2 points per game (17th). Fantasy managers should feel comfortable starting Rams D/ST this week, although this unit still hasn't capitalized on its opportunities as we would like.

The Rams recorded a sack and no takeaways in the 16-13 loss to the Buccaneers in Week 9.

Analysis: The Rams have forced just one turnover over the last six games, and they rank 23rd with 16 sacks through eight games. It's difficult to be optimistic about the Rams D/ST upside as a result. Still, facing the Cardinals opens the door a bit, as QB Kyler Murray has been sacked 24 times while leading the Cardinals to 22.6 points per game (16th). Managers in 12-team leagues should feel comfortable starting Rams D/ST.

The Rams recorded three sacks and no takeaways in the 31-14 loss to the 49ers in Week 8.

Analysis: The Rams have posted just one turnover over the past five games, and they rank 21st in the league with 15 sacks through seven games. Even though they've struggled for fantasy purposes recently, the Rams have a decent opportunity to produce against the Buccaneers. Through eight games, the Buccaneers have produced 18.3 points per game (25th), though they have coughed up just seven turnovers -- the third-fewest in the league. There's some risk for Rams D/ST, but this unit should be a fine option…read more

The Rams recorded two sacks and an interception in the 24-10 win over the Panthers in Week 6.

Analysis: The Rams are coming off a bye week to face the 49ers. Through six weeks, the Rams have given up 21 points per game (16th), and they have forced eight turnovers (14th). This unit hasn't been as dependable for fantasy purposes as it has in the past, but there's still a decent opportunity against the 49ers, who have coughed up 12 turnovers (27th) while QB Jimmy Garoppolo has been sacked 12 times. The weapons for the 49ers can break a game open, but Rams D/ST should be able to hold its own in…read more

The Rams recorded three sacks and no takeaways in the 22-10 loss to the Cowboys in Week 5.

Analysis: The Rams' defense only gave up three points, as the Cowboys' defense scored on a fumble return. The Rams rank 16th in the league with 23.2 points allowed per game, and their seven takeaways ranks 13th. Those numbers are modest, but Rams D/ST should be started in every fantasy format this week. After all, the Panthers will start QB P.J. Walker, who posted 6.2 YPA and a 2:8 TD:INT ratio through 10 career games.

The Rams recorded no sacks or takeaways in the 24-9 loss to the 49ers in Week 5.

Analysis: The Rams' pass rush has taken a step back this season, as it has posted just seven sacks (22nd), but the team has still managed to force seven turnovers. The Cowboys are coming to town in Week 5 without QB Dak Prescott, but QB Cooper Rush has held his own under center with four touchdowns, four sacks and no interceptions this season. They don't have as much upside without Prescott, but Rush can get the ball out quickly and avoid mistakes. In turn, the Rams D/ST is a middling unit in Week 5, but…read more

The Rams recorded two sacks in the 20-12 win over the Cardinals in Week 3.

Analysis: The Rams have registered seven turnovers and seven sacks through three games, but they rank 20th in the league with 23.3 points allowed per game. They could have a defensive battle Monday night versus the 49ers, who have been inconsistent with QB Jimmy Garoppolo under center. There significant upside with a mistake-prone quarterback like Garoppolo, but he's also consistent enough to get into a shootout. Fantasy managers should feel comfortable with Rams D/ST, but there's probably more risk than…read more

The Rams recorded three takeaways and three sacks in the 31-27 win over the Falcons in Week 2.

Analysis: The Rams let the Falcons back into it late, but it's still intriguing that they have posted seven takeaways and five sacks through two games. They'll open their divisional schedule against the Cardinals in Week 3. The Cardinals have totaled 50 points through two weeks, and QB Kyler Murray has been sacked just three times. The Rams will easily be the best defense the Cardinals have faced yet, but there's still plenty of risk for Rams D/ST this week.

The Rams recorded four takeaways and two sacks in the 31-10 loss to the Bills in Week 1.

Analysis: The Rams had no answer for QB Josh Allen in the second half, but they made up for it to an extent with two interceptions and two fumble recoveries. Make no mistake, the Rams still have an elite defense; the Bills' offense is simply incredible. They're due for a bounce-back game against the Falcons, who have an uninspiring offensive line despite good surrounding weapons. Feel confident in Rams D/ST this week.

The Rams should be healthy to start the season with both CB Jalen Ramsey (shoulder) and LB Leonard Floyd (ankle) on track for Week 1 against the Bills.

Analysis: The Rams finished third in the league last season with 50 sacks, but they lost DE Von Miller and DT Greg Gaines -- who combined for 9.5 sacks last year -- in free agency. Still, they should be a high-powered defense once again led by Floyd and DT Aaron Donald on their defensive front as they try to top last year's 25 takeaways (10th). Nevertheless, you'll want a replacement in Week 1 against the Bills.

CB Jalen Ramsey (shoulder) isn't fully healthy but wasn't placed on the PUP list by the Rams to open training camp.

Analysis: Ramsey was expected to be fully unavailable for the start of camp but will instead work as a limited participant after undergoing surgery during the offseason. The star cornerback is expected to be available for Week 1, and the defensive unit overall appears to be in good health. DL Aaron Donald inked an extension rather than retiring, and the Rams D/ST figures to be fantasy relevant again in 2022.

The Rams staved off thoughts of retirement with a new deal for DL Aaron Donald after the team finished 2021 ranked 17th in total defense (344.9 YPG) and 15th in scoring defense (21.9 PPG).

Analysis: Donald contemplated retirement after the Super Bowl win, but he'll return for another season after being selected as a first-team All-Pro for the eighth straight year. The annual roster churn otherwise continued for Los Angeles, with Von Miller, Darious Williams and Sebastian Joseph-Day all departing via free agency. The signing of LB Bobby Wagner is notable, and the continued presences of CB Jalen Ramsey and OLB Leonard Floyd should keep the Rams as a strong unit again in 2022.

The Rams allowed 327 yards and 12 points during the Week 17 win over the Ravens and plays the 49ers on Sunday.

Analysis: The Los Angeles D/ST allowed 4.7 yards per play and tallied five sacks and two takeaways against backup QB Tyler Huntley. QB Jimmy Garoppolo has looked good at practice this week and could return from the thumb injury, though he's officially questionable. Otherwise rookie Trey Lance is poised for another start after leading the Niners to a win in his debut. The Rams D/ST has performed well over the past few weeks and is a middling option for Week 18 versus a solid offense.

The Rams allowed 361 yards and 23 points during the Week 16 win over the Vikings and play the Ravens on Sunday.

Analysis: The Los Angeles D/ST didn't have much going for it with three sacks and one takeaway, but a punt return touchdown from Brandon Powell provided a significant boost in the third quarter. QB Lamar Jackson (ankle) is in danger of missing his third straight contest, though backup Tyler Huntley has played well as a fill-in QB to this point, so that doesn't necessary make this a home-run matchup for LA. The Rams D/ST is a middling option for Week 17 but would have some upside going up against a…read more

The Rams allowed 214 yards and 10 points during the Week 15 win over the Seahawks and play the Vikings on Sunday.

Analysis: The Los Angeles D/ST had three sacks and one takeaway as it had a strong showing versus Seattle, which makes it three straight quality performances. Minnesota scored only 17 points last week but overall has been one of the better offenses in the league, with WR Justin Jefferson and RB Dalvin Cook being some of the best at each of their positions. The Rams D/ST overall talent leaves it on the fringe fantasy radar for Week 16, though it has low upside in this matchup.

The Rams allowed 447 yards and 23 points during the Week 14 win over the Cardinals and play the Seahawks on Sunday.

Analysis: The Los Angeles D/ST came to play with four sacks and two takeaways despite facing one of the most productive offenses in the league. QB Russell Wilson and Seattle has finally found its groove offensively with 30-plus points in two straight contests. Los Angeles has numerous defenders in the COVID-19 protocols (including CB Jalen Ramsey), S Jordan Fuller and LB Von Miller), which could leave the unit short-handed. The Rams D/ST would be a solid option for Week 15 at full strength, but it's…read more

The Rams allowed 197 yards and seven points during the Week 14 win over the Jaguars and play the Cardinals on Monday.

Analysis: The Los Angeles D/ST had two takeaway and two sacks while holding Jacksonville to 3.6 yards per play in a dominating performance. This weekend brings a tougher challenge, as QB Kyler Murray returned with four touchdowns last week after missing three games with an ankle issue. WR DeAndre Hopkins is also back and figures to see plenty of CB Jalen Ramsey. The Rams D/ST has struggled against quality offenses and is a below-averaged option for Week 14 given the matchup.

The Rams surrendered 399 yards and 30 offensive points during the Week 12 loss to the Packers and play the Jaguars on Sunday.

Analysis: The Los Angeles D/ST had one sack and one takeaway as it had a predictably had a tough time slowing down reigning MVP Aaron Rodgers, but greener pastures await this weekend. Rookie QB Trevor Lawrence has been unable to find much sustained success this year, and RB James Robinson (heel) is the only exceptional weapon in the offense. The Rams D/ST has a strong matchup for Week 13 and is a zero-thought start if available.

The Rams come out of their bye week ranked 12th in total defense (346.9 YPG) and 16th in scoring (22.7 PPG) heading into Sunday's matchup with the Packers.

Analysis: The Los Angeles D/ST has been a modest producer all season except for one game, and the contest in Green Bay is unlikely to change that. QB Aaron Rodgers still showcases excellent ball security, while Davante Adams remains one of the best wideouts in football. RB Aaron Jones (knee) could miss his second straight contest, but second-year RB A.J. Dillon can still do plenty of damage himself. The Rams D/ST is a poor choice for Week 12, but a matchup with the Jags next week is attractive if you're…read more

The Rams gave up 194 yards and 21 offensive points during the Week 9 loss to the Titans and play the 49ers on Monday.

Analysis: Los Angeles had three sacks and one takeaway while allowing only 3.5 yards per play, but Tennessee capitalized on its chances with three offensive touchdowns. Up next is San Francisco, which managed only sack points with five sacks allowed and three giveaway versus Arizona last week. The Rams D/ST hasn't been particularly productive the past few weeks despite a favorable schedule, and the unit overall has been a better on-field unit that fantasy asset. QB Jimmy Garoppolo continues to show some…read more

The Rams allowed 323 yards and 22 points during the Week 8 win over the Texans and play the Titans on Sunday.

Analysis: It ended up being a quiet showing for the Los Angeles D/ST with one sack and one takeaway, as its fantasy numbers were drained by surrendering three touchdowns in the fourth quarter. RB Derrick Henry (foot) is now sidelined for Tennessee, and the offense's first game without him could pose some problems. QB Ryan Tannehill figures to depend on WRs A.J. Brown and Julio Jones. The Rams D/ST is an above-average option for Week 9 but has some additional upside given the circumstances, especially if…read more

The Rams allowed 415 yards and 19 points during the Week 7 win over the Lions and play the Texans on Sunday.

Analysis: The Los Angeles D/ST was one of the top fantasy options for Week 7 given the matchup, but it had a modest performance with two sacks and two takeaways. However, the outlook improves this weekend, as Houston has went without a touchdown in three of its past four contests. QB Tyrod Taylor (hamstring) is nearing his return from injured reserve and could provide a boost for the Texans if available Sunday. The Rams D/ST is the top fantasy defense for this week if Taylor is sidelined but should still…read more

The Rams allowed 261 yards and 11 points during the Week 6 win over the Giants and play the Lions on Sunday.

Analysis: New York averaged only 3.6 yards per play while the Los Angeles D/ST recorded four takeaways and four sacks. Week 7 brings another appetizing matchup, as Detroit is averaging 18.2 PPG with QB Jared Goff struggling to produce anything with the meager weapons around him. The Rams D/ST is one of the top choices for this weekend against the winless Lions.

The Rams gave up 354 yards and 17 points during the Week 5 win over the Seahawks and play the Giants on Sunday.

Analysis: Los Angeles benefitted from the departure of QB Russell Wilson (finger), who is now sidelined for the foreseeable future. The Rams had two sacks and two takeaways while holding the Seahawks to a pair of touchdowns. The Giants are coming off a brutal week, with QB Daniel Jones (concussion), RB Saquon Barkley (ankle), and WRs Kenny Golladay (knee) and Kadarius Toney (ankle) suffering injuries against the Cowboys. Barkley and Golladay are expected to be out, while Jones is questionable, at best.…read more

The Rams allowed 465 yards and 37 points during the Week 4 loss to the Cardinals and play the Seahawks on Thursday.

Analysis: The Los Angeles D/ST had three sacks and zero takeaways to provide minimal fantasy value, as Arizona racked up 216 rushing yards while averaging 5.4 yards. The Rams rank tied-sixth in sacks (12) and middle of the pack in takeaways (four) and scoring defense (24.8 PPG). QB Russell Wilson has an elite duo of outside weapons with WRs DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett, though RB Chris Carson's availability is in question due to a neck injury. Seattle hasn't exactly been an explosive offense in 2021, but…read more

The Rams gave up 446 yards and 24 points during the Week 3 win over the Buccaneers and play the Cardinals on Sunday.

Analysis: Los Angeles was generally able to keep QB Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay offense in check, but only three sacks and zero takeaways means minor fantasy production despite the solid defensive effort. QB Kyler Murray and the Cardinals are off to a strong start in 2021, and the signal-caller has been sacked only five times to this point. The Rams are giving up 20.7 PPG and rank tied-seventh in sacks (nine) and tied-11th in takeaways. The Los Angeles D/ST remains a strong option overall but shouldn't…read more

The Rams allowed 354 yards and 24 points during the Week 2 win over the Colts and play the Buccaneers on Sunday.

Analysis: It wasn't a dominating performance from the Los Angeles D/ST, but it recorded three sacks and two takeaways in a quality performance. The outlook gets worse in Week 3, and QB Tom Brady and the Bucs have put up 66 offensive points through the first two weeks of the season. Tampa Bay does have five giveaways, though its given up only three sacks and a Brady-led offense should be expected to continue being careless with the ball. The Rams D/ST has a low floor and a limited ceiling against an…read more

The Rams allowed 14 points and 322 yards during the Week 1 win over the Bears and play the Colts on Sunday.

Analysis: Los Angeles gave up only 4.7 yards per play while recording three sacks and two takeaways. Chicago averaged 5.2 yards per carry but struggled moving the ball through the air. Indianapolis also averaged only 4.7 yards per play in its season opener, struggling both on the ground and through the air. The Rams D/ST will remain a favorable option in Week 2 with the Colts coming off an underwhelming offensive performance.

The Rams will play against the Bears on Sunday Night Football in Week 1.

Analysis: Los Angeles finished 2020 as the top defense in both yardage (281.9 YPG) and scoring (18.5 PPG) and also ranked second in sacks (53). Meanwhile, the Bears were a below-average offense under QBs Mitchell Trubisky and Nick Foles, though Andy Dalton will be under center come Sunday. CB Jalen Ramsey should limit the impact of top WR Allen Robinson, and DL Aaron Donald should continue to wreak havoc up front against what is likely to be a mediocre offensive line. The Rams are unlikely to replicate…read more

DL A'Shawn Robinson (knee) may not be ready for Week 1 against the Bears after undergoing minor surgery in late August.

Analysis: The Rams are a bit thin up front following the offseason departure of Michael Brockers, and Robinson's potential absence would likely put even more focus on star Aaron Donald to open the season. The Los Angeles D/ST figures to take a step back in 2021 after leading the league in points and yards allowed last season, but it should still be a strong unit overall.

S Taylor Rapp and DT A'Shawn Robinson enter training camp as the favorites to start at their respective positions for the Rams.

Analysis: Rapp started five times last year while Robinson didn't start at all, but both are poised for increased roles following the offseason departures of S John Johnson, DT Michael Brockers and CB Troy Hill. CB Darious Williams is also expected to have an increased role after working mostly in the nickel in 2020. The Rams are in a tough spot and weren't able to make any significant upgrades to the defense during the offseason, though the addition of QB Matthew Stafford should bring some stability to…read more

CB Troy Hill, S John Johnson and DT Michael Brockers departed the Rams during the offseason.

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The Rams gave up 20 points and 292 yards during the Week 16 loss to the Seahawks and play the Cardinals on Sunday.

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The Rams gave up 289 yards and 23 points during the Week 15 loss to the Jets and play the Seahawks on Sunday.

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The Rams allowed 220 yards and three points during the Week 14 win over the Patriots and play the Jets on Sunday.

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The Rams gave up 232 yards and 28 points during the Week 13 win over the Cardinals and play the Patriots on Thursday.

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The Rams allowed 345 yards and 16 offensive points during the Week 12 loss to the 49ers and play the Cardinals on Sunday.

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The Rams gave up 251 yards and 24 points during the Week 11 win over the Buccaneers and play the 49ers on Sunday.

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The Rams gave up 333 yards and 16 points during the Week 10 win over the Seahawks and play the Buccaneers on Monday.

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The Rams come out of their bye week ranked second in total defense (291.9 YPG) and scoring (19.0 PPG) as they get set to play the Seahawks on Sunday.

Analysis: Los Angeles also ranks top five in sacks (25) but is middle of the pack in takeaways (10). It was a successful first half of the season for the defense, but the second half begins with a tough matchup against QB Russell Wilson. Seattle does rank in the bottom half of the league in giveaways (11) and sacks allowed (24), bit it still has the highest-scoring offense (34.3 PPG) and two elite weapons in WRs DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett. The Rams D/ST is a subpar option for Week 10 despite its strong…read more

The Rams allowed three offensive points and 279 yards during the Week 7 win over the Bears and play the Dolphins on Sunday.

Analysis: It was an impressive showing from Los Angeles with four sacks and two takeaways while holding the Chicago offense to one field goal. Week 8 brings about a bit of the unknown, as rookie Tua Tagovailoa will receive his first start under center in place of Ryan Fitzpatrick for Miami. The Dolphins have only a 3.8 YPC on the ground this season, so Tagovailoa could end up shouldering the load against a solid Rams run defense (4.2 YPC). It's another solid matchup in Week 8 for the Los Angeles D/ST…read more

The Rams gave up 390 yards and 24 points during the Week 6 loss to the 49ers and play the Bears on Monday.

Analysis: Los Angeles failed to have much of a fantasy impact during the contest on defense, as it failed to record a sack or a takeaway. The Rams' strength continues to be the pass rush (20 sacks), but only six takeaways has limited the unit's playmaking ability. Chicago hasn't showed much offensively this year and ranks 27th in scoring (21.3 PPG) and 25th in total offense (312.8 YPG), but is middle of the pack in giveaways (seven) and sacks allowed (11). The Rams D/ST is a solid matchup for Week 7 with…read more

The Rams allowed 10 points and 108 yards during the Week 5 win over Washington and play the 49ers on Sunday.

Analysis: It was an impressive performance from Los Angeles, as it gave up a mere 2.1 yards per play and recorded eight sacks. San Francisco is coming off a similarly bleak offensive performance, as it put up 17 points with three giveaways and five sacks allowed versus the Dolphins. QB Jimmy Garoppolo looked terrible in his return from injury, and the team overall looked out of sorts. This wouldn't ordinarily be a strong matchup for the Rams D/ST, but it could be a good option in Week 6 if each team's…read more

The Rams allowed 295 yards during the 17-9 win over the Giants in Week 4 and play Washington on Sunday.

Analysis: Los Angeles had only one takeaway, but things otherwise went about as expected as it recorded five sacks and kept New York out of the end zone. Washington ranks near the bottom of the league offensively in scoring (19.8 PPG), yardage (301.8 YPG), sacks allowed (13) and giveaways (eight) through four games, so this is another prime matchup for the Rams D/ST.

The Rams surrendered 35 points and 375 yards during the Week 3 loss to the Bills and play the Giants on Sunday.

Analysis: Los Angeles did have four sacks and two takeaways, but QB Josh Allen and the Buffalo offense ended up getting the better of the defense, in the end. Week 4 presents a much more attractive matchup for LA, as New York ranks tied-29th in giveaways (seven) and tied-23rd in sacks allowed (nine). The Rams D/ST is a strong plug-and-play option for this week.

The Rams allowed 363 yards and 19 points to the Eagles in Week 2 and play the Bills on Sunday.

Analysis: Los Angeles was unable to record a sack against QB Carson Wentz after he was brought down eight times in Week 1, but it still managed to force three turnovers. Meanwhile, the Bills and QB Josh Allen are off to a fantastic start in Year 3, as he leads the league with 729 passing yards and has six touchdowns and zero interceptions. The acquisition of WR Stefon Diggs appears to have unlocked a lethal part of Buffalo's offense, which makes this a subpar matchup for the Los Angeles D/ST.

The Rams allowed 380 yards and 17 points to the Cowboys on Sunday and play the Eagles in Week 2.

Analysis: Los Angeles did a good job limiting Dallas and had three sacks and zero takeaways. Meanwhile, the Eagles had an awful performance against Washington, totaling only 17 points with three giveaways and eight sacks allowed. The multiple turnovers seem unlikely to be replicated, but the porous offensive line should provide a significant opportunity for the Rams' pass rush this week.

The Rams will host the Cowboys in Week 1.

Analysis: The Rams are healthy heading into a tough season opener. The Cowboys have a daunting pass attack with rookie WR CeeDee Lamb on the roster to go along dependable RB Ezekiel Elliott. CB Jalen Ramsey could shadow either WR Amari Cooper or WR Michael Gallup while CB Troy Hill takes the other, but there are a ton of pass-catchers nonetheless. This has shootout potential with two strong offenses, and the Cowboys protect the ball well, finishing ninth last year with just 18 turnovers. The Rams D/ST is…read more

S Eric Weddle, CB Nickell Robey-Coleman, ILB Cory Littleton, OLB Dante Fowler left the Rams this offseason.

Analysis: Los Angeles finished last season 13th in total defense (339.6 YPG), 17th in scoring (22.8 PPG), ninth in takeaways (24) and fourth in sacks (50).The signing of OLB Leonard Floyd should help alleviate the loss of Fowler and A'Shawn Robinson was set to bolster the defensive line, but Robinson's cardiovascular condition has sidelined him for most of training camp. The top-level talent of Aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey in addition to quality starters DL Michael Brockers, S John Johnson and CB Troy…read more

CB Jalen Ramsey (knee) was ruled out for Sunday's game against the Cardinals.

Analysis: The Rams were knocked out of the playoffs last week after giving up 27 offensive points and 334 yards. Los Angeles still provided a fair bit of value with two takeaways and six sacks, but they now head into Week 17 with an extensive injury list. The team could end up resting up guys who are banged up with nothing to play for. Given the uncertainly of who will play and the fact Arizona has excelled in protecting the ball this season (13 giveaways), the Los Angeles D/ST remains a middling option…read more

The Rams surrendered 475 yards and 44 points during the Week 15 loss to the Cowboys and play the 49ers on Saturday.

Analysis: Dallas totaled 263 rushing yards and averaged 5.8 YPC as this game was essentially over by halftime. San Francisco features the second-ranked rushing offense (147.0 YPG) and figures to attempt to replicate Dallas' success. The Rams D/ST had a strong stretch of play in the games leading up to Week 15, but this divisional matchup doesn't present worthwhile fantasy value.

The Rams gave up 308 yards and six offensive points during Sunday's win over the Seahawks and play the Cowboys in Week 15.

Analysis: QB Russell Wilson was limited to 4.9 yards per pass and was sacked five times as Seattle didn't muster an offensive touchdown. Los Angeles has surrendered 10 offensive points or fewer in six of the last seven games, though the exception was allowing 45 points to Baltimore. The Rams also have at least three sacks in all seven of those contests, but that will be tested by the Cowboys top-ranked pass protection (18 sacks allowed). The Dallas offense hasn't provided much value for opposing fantasy…read more

The Rams gave up 198 yards and seven points to the Cardinals in Week 13 and play the Seahawks on Sunday Night Football.

Analysis: Los Angeles completely locked down Arizona with six sacks, and also returned the lone takeaway for a touchdown. The Rams have fared well against the run this season (3.7 YPC allowed), which will be much needed against a Seahawks offense that averages 143.7 YPG on the ground. That effectiveness combined with QB Russell Wilson makes this matchup a problem for the Rams. The Los Angeles D/ST surrendered 30 points and 429 yards in its first matchup with Seattle, and a similar performance in Week 14…read more

The Rams were shredded for 480 yards and 45 points by the Ravens in Week 12 and will play the Cardinals on Sunday.

Analysis: QB Lamar Jackson needed only 20 pass attempts to throw five touchdowns as Baltimore completely dominated the game from the start. Arizona features a middle of the pack offense in yardage (343.9 YPG) and scoring (22.5 PPG), but it ranks tied-second in giveaways (eight). Overall QB Kyler Murray is putting together a solid rookie campaign, but the Rams allowed only 37 offensive points in the previous four games before being torched by the Ravens. There's nothing overly scary about this matchup for…read more

The Rams held the Bears to 267 yards and seven points in Week 11 and will face Baltimore on Sunday.

Analysis: Los Angeles has two sacks and one takeaway as it completely stifled Chicago, allowing a mere 3.6 yards per play. The Rams have now allowed a combined 540 yards and 17 offensive points in the last two games, but that means little as they get set to play the Ravens. QB Lamar Jackson is leading a top-two offense in yardage (428.6 YPG) and scoring (34.1 PPG), while also being tied-fourth in giveaways (10). Baltimore is also currently on a tear with 42.3 PPG in the last four contests. The Rams D/ST…read more

The Rams allowed 10 offensive points and 273 yards to the Steelers in Week 11 and will play the Bears on Sunday.

Analysis: Los Angeles had two takeaways, three sacks and a safety, but Pittsburgh's fumble return for a touchdown titled the game. Chicago comes into Week 11 have eclipsed 300 yards in only one game this season, while also ranking in the bottom half of the league in sacks allowed (27). The Bears have taken solid care of the ball (nine giveaways), but the overall struggles of the offense (18 PPG and 262.2 YPG) make this an appealing matchup for the Rams.