Rams' win probability for every game on the 2025 schedule
Rams' win probability for every game on the 2025 schedule
The 2025 regular season begins in less than four months, which means it won't be too long before players are on the field for training camp practices and shortly thereafter, preseason games. The Los Angeles Rams open the year with two AFC South opponents in the first two weeks, hosting the Houston Texans at home and then visiting No. 1 pick Cam Ward and the Tennessee Titans in Week 2.
There are certainly some difficult games on the schedule but all things considered, the Rams have a great chance to win the division and get back to the playoffs in 2025. Not only are they favored to win 13 of their 17 games by oddsmakers at DraftKings Sportsbook, but ESPN's Mike Clay gives them better than a 50% chance to win 14 of their games.
The only three games that they don't have a win probability of better than 50% are against the Eagles, Ravens and Lions – unquestionably the three best teams on their schedule. Clay projects the Rams to win 9.6 games based on his projections, which is the ninth-highest win total in the NFL.
Here's a look at the Rams' win probability for each game, which ranges from 29% (at Baltimore) to 80% (vs. Saints).
Rams' win probability for each game in 2025
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