Cardinals vs. Rams Odds: Arizona Now Favored Week 2 Against L.A. Rams


Key Takeaways:

  • ๐Ÿ† Favorite: The Cardinals are favored against the Rams in Week 2.
  • ๐Ÿ’ช Cardinals' Chances: Arizona has a 51.73% chance to beat L.A.
  • ๐Ÿ‘€ Point Spread: The Cardinals are -1 vs. the Rams in Week 2.
  • ๐Ÿ“ Over/Under: The over/under for Cardinals vs. Rams is set at 47.5 points.
  • ๐Ÿ’ฒ Moneyline: The Cardinals' moneyline is -118, while L.A.'s is -102.

The Arizona Cardinals play NFC West rival Los Angeles Rams twice in 2024. The first matchup in Week 2 will be in Arizona on a Sunday at 1:05 p.m. PT, while the Week 17 game will be on a Sunday with the time TBD.

Here you'll find the best odds and lines for Cardinals vs. Rams found at Arizona sportsbooks.

๐Ÿ‘‡ Cardinals vs. Rams Odds: Quick Facts ๐Ÿ‘‡

Here are the most important facts related to odds for the AZ vs. LAR Week 2 matchup:

โญ FavoriteArizona Cardinals
๐Ÿ”ข Point SpreadCardinals -1, Rams +1
๐Ÿ“Š MoneylineCardinals -118, Rams -102
๐Ÿ“ˆ Game TotalOver/under 47.5 points
โœ… Last VerifiedNovember 20, 2024

Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook.

Who Is Favored to Win?

The Arizona Cardinals are favored to beat the Los Angeles Rams in Week 2. The Rams were initially the opening favorite but the lines shifted after Week 1.

What's the Point Spread?

The point spread for Cardinals vs. Rams in Week 2 is Cardinals -1, Rams +1. The small point spread suggests these two are closely matched, with AZ getting the edge after impressing in a close loss to the Buffalo Bills in Week 1.

What's the Moneyline?

The moneyline for Cardinals vs. Rams is set at AZ -118 and LA -102. Betting $100 on -118 would earn $84.75 plus your $100 back if the Cards win. Meanwhile, betting $100 on the Rams would earn you $98.04 plus your $100 back if L.A. wins straight up.

What's the Over/Under?

The game total for the Cardinals and Rams in Week 2 is set at over/under 47.5 points. This suggests an average or slightly above average scoring game between the two, with each team scoring in the mid-to-low 20s.


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Arizona Cardinals Chances to Win vs. L.A. Rams

The Cardinals have a 51.73% chance to beat the Rams in Week 2. Their chances are calculated using implied probability based on odds from DraftKings. Here is how it is calculated for each team using -118 odds for the Cardinals and -102 odds for the Rams:

Cardinals chances: 118 รท (118 + 100) * 100 = 54.13%
Rams chances: 102 รท (102 + 100) * 100 = 50.5%

However, the above percentages add up to 104.63%. This is due to the vig, which is the house edge for the sportsbook which allows them to profit off the bet. To remove the vig, we simply divide each team's chance by 104.63.

Cardinals chances (after vig): 54.13 รท 104.63 = 51.73%
Rams chances (after vig): 50.5 รท 104.63 = 48.27%

Note that both of the final team chances above finally equal 100%. Hence, the 51.73% chance to win for the Cardinals.

How Arizona Wins vs. L.A.

On offense, this game will be dependent on how quickly Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray and receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. can establish a strong rapport. On defense, it will come down to the Arizona D containing the Rams' explosive pass-catchers, which is easier said than done.


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How L.A. Wins vs. Arizona

Though receiver Puka Nacua will be out for this game, the Rams still have an explosive offense with key playmakers like WR Cooper Kupp and running back Kyren Williams leading the way. Leaning on those guys will be the team's safest best, as well as focusing on shutting down Cardinals WR Marvin Harrison Jr. on defense.

How to Watch Cardinals vs. Rams

The Cardinals vs. Rams Week 2 game will air on FOX in local markets at 1:05 p.m. PT/2:05 p.m. MT. The Week 17 game is TBD. Out-of-market fans can catch the game on NFL Sunday Ticket, which is exclusively on YouTube TV. Check 506sports.com to see if you get the game in your local market.

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History of Cardinals vs. Rams

The Cardinals and Rams have played each other 94 times dating way back to 1937 when the Cardinals were called the Chicago Cardinals (and later the St. Louis Cardinals and Phoenix Cardinals before finally becoming the Arizona Cardinals). The Rams, meanwhile, used to be called the Cleveland Rams before moving to L.A., then St. Louis, then finally back to L.A.

Record All-Time

The Rams lead the all-time series 52-40-2 over the Cardinals, including two postseason victories in 1975 and 2021-22.

Most Recent Matchup

The last game between the Cardinals and Rams was played on November 26, 2023. The Rams won that game handily 37-14.

Top Games

DateMatchupWinner
Sept. 8, 2013AZ @ STLRams 27-24
Nov. 23, 2003STL @ AZRams 30-27
Dec. 15, 2002AZ @ STLRams 30-28

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