Built from our own call on every game of the season — including the ones months out that no bookmaker has priced.
Every axis is a percentile against the other 31 clubs, computed at page load.
Los Angeles Rams rate 1,615 on the engine's scale, 5th of 32. The league average is 1500 and 25 points equal about one point of expected margin, so the gap to an average club is worth roughly 4.6 points on neutral ground.
In 2025 they scored 30.5 a game (1st in the league) and allowed 20.4 (10th), finishing 12-5.
Their 17 opponents average 1,510, the 10th toughest schedule in the league. Strength of schedule is a fact about the fixture list rather than a forecast, so unlike most preseason numbers it is knowable today.
Adding up our win probability for all 17 games gives an expected 10.5 wins. That is an average across many simulated seasons, not a forecast of an exact record — a club projected at 10.5 finishes anywhere from about 7 to 14 in a real one.
Axes come from the power rating, points scored and allowed per game, last season's record and the mean rating of everyone on the schedule. Play-by-play measures — pressure rate, EPA, red-zone efficiency, line play — are not shown because this site does not store them, and a grade with nothing behind it would devalue the four that are real.
Where this club sits against the three teams it plays twice a year.
Every game on the schedule with our call — including the ones months out that no bookmaker has priced yet. Predictions refresh weekly as ratings move, so a Week 15 call made today will look different by December. Bye weeks are shown where they fall.
| Wk | Opponent | Our pick | Result | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
vs
49ers
|
Win | — | ||
| 2 |
vs
Giants
|
Win | — | ||
| 3 |
@
Broncos
|
Loss | — | ||
| 4 |
@
Eagles
|
Win | — | ||
| 5 |
vs
Bills
|
Win | — | ||
| 6 |
vs
Cardinals
|
Win | — | ||
| 7 |
@
Raiders
|
Win | — | ||
| 8 |
vs
Chargers
|
Win | — | ||
| 9 |
@
Commanders
|
Win | — | ||
| 10 |
@
Cardinals
|
Win | — | ||
| 11 | Bye week | ||||
| 12 |
vs
Packers
|
Win | — | ||
| 13 |
vs
Chiefs
|
Win | — | ||
| 14 |
@
49ers
|
Win | — | ||
| 15 |
vs
Cowboys
|
Win | — | ||
| 16 |
@
Seahawks
|
Loss | — | ||
| 17 |
@
Buccaneers
|
Win | — | ||
| 18 |
vs
Seahawks
|
Loss | — | ||
The closing line is the sharpest public number in sport. Ours is unblended and stands on its own, so the honest thing is to show where the two disagree and what happened last time they did.
Los Angeles Rams currently rate 1,615, 5th of 32. The league average is 1500, and 25 rating points equal roughly one point of expected margin — so the gap between this club and an average one is worth about 4.6 points on neutral ground. This figure comes from 2025 results regressed toward the mean, with no offseason adjustment for the draft, free agency, trades or injuries.