Los Angeles Rams vs Las Vegas Raiders Prediction: The two teams will focus on redemption

SoFi Stadium will host the National Football League game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Las Vegas Raiders. The previous time out, the two teams ended on the losing end. How will they respond in this fixture? Below are match previews and betting possibilities. 

Los Angeles Rams

The Los Angeles Rams have been struggling this season, and at home the previous week, they lost 19-24 to the Green Bay Packers. In that encounter, the Los Angeles Rams did well to win two quarters, with the scores ending 13-3 and 6-0, respectively. However, those outcomes were not enough to seal a win for the Los Angeles Rams, as they lost 0-7 in quarter one and 0-14 in the final quarter. This season, the Los Angeles Rams won only one of their first six matches, a 27-24 win over the San Francisco 49ers. In other games, this team suffered consecutive defeats, as they sit 15th spot in the National Football standings with a 0.333PCT. 

Las Vegas Raiders

The Las Vegas Raiders played the Pittsburgh Steelers the previous time out, losing 13-32. In that game, the Las Vegas Raiders had a 7-3 win in the first quarter but then struggled in the remaining quarters. In the meantime, the Las Vegas Raiders have lost four matches this season, three others against the Denver Broncos, Carolina Panthers, and Los Angeles Chargers. In the meantime, their best outcomes were 23-26 and 20-16 wins over the Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns. This season, the Las Vegas Raiders have a 0.333PCT and sit 12th in the American Football standings. 

Expert Betting Tips

The two teams are struggling and have not shown character or class this season. While the Las Vegas Raiders are slightly doing better, being on the road is a disadvantage for them, as they have lost their last two matches. Los Angeles are not playing well, and the Raiders have always had their chances in this fixture. I will rely on the Las Vegas Raiders getting within the lines in this game. Take this game to end with many runs, too, as the two defenses are not playing well.