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The Los Angeles Rams’ playoff hopes have taken a sharp turn after a dismal start to the season, with their chances of winning the NFC West now sitting at just 19% according to betting markets. The team’s 2-3 record, including a loss to the Buffalo Bills and a defeat at the hands of the undefeated San Francisco 49ers, has left them in third place in the division and ninth in the NFC.
Even if the Rams were to go 12-0 for the remainder of the season, they would still need the 49ers to finish with no better than an 8-4 record to have a realistic shot at the division title—an unlikely scenario given San Francisco’s current momentum. Under head coach Sean McVay, the Rams have won the NFC West only once in four years, with their 2024 title coming at the cost of an early playoff exit on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles.
McVay’s teams have struggled in postseason road games, a trend that could prove costly if the Rams fail to turn their season around quickly. Analysts point to consistent issues, including preseason roster mismanagement, underinvestment in special teams, and missed draft opportunities, as factors that have repeatedly left the Rams vulnerable early in the year—often setting the tone for a January collapse.

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