los angeles rams 20 vs new orleans saints 27

The 3-6 Rams take on the 3-7 Saints as both teams look to salvage what’s left of their season.

If you thought the Rams looked bad with Matthew Stafford this season, wait until you hear about the Rams with John Wolford. Last week against the Cardinals they managed a measly 256 yards including only 66 yards on the ground, and to add injury to insult, Cooper Kupp went down with an ankle injury that could keep him out multiple weeks. Even if Stafford is able to return in Week 11, someone else in the offense is going to need to step up in Kupp’s absence. 

Back when Drew Brees and Sean Payton were around, the Saints offense never ranked lower than 12th in their 14 years together, and they were top-10 in all but two of those seasons. Flash forward to today and the Saints are struggling mightily. Alvin Kamara and Taysom Hill have been able to cover up some of their overall inefficiency, but the Saints have scored a total of 23 points in their last two games against the Ravens and Steelers. They need to get out of this funk, but luckily they may not have to score too many points to bet the Rams who are 29th in the league in scoring. 

The Rams are 6-4 against the Saints in their last 10 matchups.