Los Angeles Rams vs Arizona Cardinals Prediction: Both teams are struggling

On Sunday afternoon, the Arizona Cardinals and the Los Angeles Rams meet at SoFi Stadium for NFL action in week 10. In the following paragraphs, we discuss our match prediction and analysis in greater detail.

The Los Angeles Rams are 3-5 on the season following a 16-13 setback to Tampa Bay in their previous game, and they'll be looking to get back on track this weekend. With a 68.4 passer rating, Matthew Stafford has thrown for 1,928 yards, 8 touchdowns, and 8 interceptions, while Darrell Henderson Jr. has rushed for 253 yards to lead the Rams. Cooper Kupp leads the team this season with 72 receptions for 813 yards and six touchdowns, while Tyler Higbee has caught 36 passes for 312 yards, Allen Robinson has caught 14 passes for 222 yards, and Ben Skowronek has caught 10 passes for 204 yards. Bobby Wagner leads the defense with 64 tackles, and Aaron Donald has 5 sacks, both suitable for first on the squad.

The Arizona Cardinals are now 3-6 on the season after suffering a 31-21 loss to the Seattle Seahawks. In addition to leading the Cards in rushing with 359 yards and two scores on the ground, quarterback Kyler Murray has passed for 2,168 yards, scored 12 touchdowns, and has six interceptions on 66.7% passing. Eno Benjamin and James Conner have rushed for 544 yards so far. Arizona's receiving corps is led by Marquise Brown, who has amassed 485 yards on 43 receptions and 2 touchdowns. Zach Ertz and Rondale Moore all have 300+ receiving yards. Defensively, Budda Baker has made 71 tackles, which is first on the team, while J.J. Watt has 4.5 sacks.

Neither the Cardinals (3-7) nor the Rams (3-6) have a chance of winning the NFC West after their respective slow starts. Whoever loses this game will be out of the postseason race. That's why it's essential to back the squad that has seen the most action and has proven capable of pulling out close contests. The Rams aren't without issues, but they're also stocked to the gills with All-Pro players and have a history of Super Bowl success.