Rams vs. Raiders Prediction Market: Prices, Props & NFL Week 7 Preview
Los Angeles looks to snap a two-game skid, while Las Vegas aims to defend its home turf and end a three-game losing streak of its own.
The Los Angeles Rams visit the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, October 25. Kickoff is set for 4:25 p.m. ET at Allegiant Stadium on FOX.
Kalshi traders favor Los Angeles despite the Rams' 2–4 record and consecutive losses. The Raiders are 3–3 but have lost three straight.
Los Angeles entered the season with high expectations as preseason Super Bowl favorites, while Las Vegas surprised with a 3-0 start. It’s a meeting of two teams trying to right the ship as the halfway mark of the season fast approaches.
Market Snapshot
Kalshi prices as of 8:02 a.m. ET on Sunday, October 25, 2026. Probabilities can change ahead of kickoff and once the matchup is in progress.
Rams vs. Raiders Matchup Preview
The Rams have been more productive moving the football than their record suggests. Los Angeles averages 288.7 passing yards and 112.7 rushing yards per game, but its 22.5 points per contest reflect difficulties translating that production into consistent scoring. Matthew Stafford has thrown for 1,794 yards. The passing attack could face challenges with Davante Adams on injured reserve and Puka Nacua questionable because of a calf injury.
Las Vegas has leaned heavily on quarterback Kirk Cousins and its passing game. Cousins has thrown 14 touchdown passes, while tight end Brock Bowers has contributed 382 receiving yards. The Raiders average 27.0 points per game, but their ground game has generated just 79.2 yards per contest. Three consecutive losses have also exposed defensive vulnerabilities.
The Rams' passing attack presents a particular challenge for a Raiders defense allowing 237.3 passing yards per game. Los Angeles may not have its usual receiving weapons available, potentially limiting its ability to exploit that matchup. On the other side, Las Vegas must find ways to sustain drives against a Rams defense allowing just 167 passing yards per game.
Rams vs. Raiders Prediction Market Prices
Kalshi's winner market favors the Rams at 60%, but the spread-related pricing points toward a relatively close contest. Los Angeles has a 47% chance of winning by four or more points, meaning the market places substantial weight on a narrow Rams victory.
The total-points market is similarly balanced, with a 50% price for more than 48.5 combined points. That threshold is notable given Las Vegas' 27.0 points per game and the Rams' ability to generate yardage. However, Los Angeles' receiving injuries and the Raiders' defensive struggles introduce uncertainty about how efficiently each offense can capitalize on its opportunities.
The rushing markets reveal another potential advantage for Los Angeles. Kyren Williams has averaged 4.9 yards per carry this season, compared with just 3.2 for Raiders rookie Ashton Jeanty. Kalshi gives Jeanty a 58% chance of reaching 50 rushing yards, while Williams sits at 50% to reach 70. Brock Bowers could be a focal point for Las Vegas, with his 70-yard receiving threshold priced at 53% against a Rams defense that has been effective against the pass.
What Matters for Rams vs. Raiders
The market gives Los Angeles the advantage, but both teams have vulnerabilities that could swing Sunday's matchup.
- Can Stafford exploit the Raiders' secondary? Las Vegas allows 237.3 passing yards per game, creating an opportunity for a quarterback averaging 299 yards through six games. But with Davante Adams sidelined and Puka Nacua's availability uncertain, the Rams may need meaningful contributions from receivers further down the depth chart.
- Can Las Vegas establish a credible ground game? Ashton Jeanty has averaged just 3.2 yards per carry, and the Raiders rank well behind Los Angeles in rushing production. Another inefficient afternoon could force Kirk Cousins into predictable passing situations against a defense allowing only 167 passing yards per game.
- Which team can reverse its recent slide? The Rams have lost two straight, while the Raiders have dropped three consecutive games despite averaging 27 points per contest. Las Vegas has a +2 turnover margin compared with the Rams' −3, suggesting that limiting mistakes and capitalizing on short fields could be especially important.
The contrast is straightforward: Los Angeles has the statistical advantages to win on the road, but injuries could narrow its offensive options. Las Vegas needs its scoring production to translate into a more complete performance, particularly against a Rams defense that has been difficult to attack through the air.
