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Rams Lead Super Bowl Odds After Comeback Win Over Eagles
The Los Angeles Rams are the leading favorites to win Super Bowl LXI, according to odds listed on Oct.
12.
They moved back to the top after recovering from a 10-point deficit late in the game to beat the Philadelphia Eagles 24-20.
The Rams had also lost a 16-point lead to Denver the week before.
Green Bay’s odds shortened after the Packers beat the Chicago Bears by a large margin, while the Patriots were also among the teams described as rising.
The Rams were set to host the Buffalo Bills on Monday night to close Week 5.
These odds show how bookmakers rate each team’s chances; they are not a guarantee of who will win.
The Rams became the Super Bowl favorites after rallying to beat the Eagles 24-20.
Los Angeles came back from a 10-point deficit with less than eight minutes remaining.
The win put the Rams at +650 in the odds listed by DraftKings Sportsbook as of Oct. 12.
The Rams were scheduled to host Buffalo at SoFi Stadium on Monday night.
The Eagles were listed at +4000.
- Who
- The Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles.
- What
- The Rams rallied to beat the Eagles 24-20, taking the top spot in the Super Bowl odds.
- When
- The game was in Week 4; the odds were listed as of Oct. 12, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The Rams’ win moved them to the top of the Super Bowl oddsboard.
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The Rams built a 16-0 lead over Denver but lost 30-26.
The Rams scored 14 unanswered points to beat Philadelphia 24-20.
DraftKings Sportsbook listed the Rams as Super Bowl favorites at +650.
The Rams were set to host Buffalo at SoFi Stadium.
- Rams-Eagles score
- Rams 24, Eagles 20
- Rams comeback
- 10 points down with less than eight minutes remaining
- Rams’ win probability
- Fell to 3.2%, according to Next Gen Stats
- Rams odds
- +650
- Eagles odds
- +4000
- Next game
- Buffalo at SoFi Stadium on Monday night
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