Arizona Cardinals vs Los Angeles Rams Prediction: Rams are favorites

Last Sunday, the Arizona Cardinals played better than their opponent for the first half of the game. It was only two and a half quarters, but they were the two most important quarters of the game. They play the Los Angeles Rams this week, the team that humiliated them back in January. The Cardinals have found some success recently, and that should continue when they play at State Farm Stadium in front of their home fans. When they face the Rams in Week 3, they'll need to keep their momentum going or risk losing to a squad that has been mired in mediocrity and nearly squandered a 28-3 lead to the Atlanta Falcons. In the following paragraphs, we'll go into greater detail regarding the game.

In the round two National Football League match last Sunday, the Cardinals had multiple opportunities when it appeared they would go behind 0-2 in the series. Still, they were able to claw their way out of that hole and continue to fight for another series. They also concluded that Greg Dortch would probably stick around after such a strong effort. The Cardinals may also have found a viable running back committee with Eno Benjamin and Darrel Williams taking the forefront of the team's backfield duties. This could allow them to replace the ineffective James Conner eventually. The Los Angeles Rams are a squad still trying to find its rhythm, and the Cardinals will have to compete against them. After the Cardinal defeated the Las Vegas Raiders by a score of 23-29 in the second game of match day two of the National Football League, we anticipate that they will turn in another strong performance in this game as well.

The previous game was the Los Angeles Rams' first victory of the season, a 31-27 victory over the Atlanta Falcons. In this game, the Rams will look to build on that victory. Darrell Henderson Jr. leads the Rams in rushing with 94 yards, while Matthew Stafford has thrown for 512 yards, four touchdowns, and five interceptions while completing 72.7% of his passes. Darrell Henderson Jr. also leads the Rams in passing yards. This season, Cooper Kupp leads the team with 29 receptions, has 236 receiving yards, and has scored three touchdowns. On the defensive side of the ball, Ernest Jones leads the team with 19 total tackles, and Bobby Wagner has a pair of sacks. We expect the 2021 Super Bowl winners to cruise to another win in this match as they continue their search for a second straight win in the National Football League.

After their pathetic performance against the Falcons, it will be best to steer clear of the Rams. On the other hand, the Cardinals should consider themselves fortunate to have earned the result they did in their most recent matchup against the Raiders. As a result of the fact that both teams have struggled defensively at times and that both teams can score points, we will be betting on the over in this match, as we anticipate that it will be a fairly open and entertaining game.