Citing two wins over LA last year—including the playoff meeting—Cluff forecasted Philadelphia 30-17 and said Jalen Hurts "won’t need a late tush-push" this time. Bettors expecting another multi-score victory can lay the points with confidence.

Quoting BetMGM analysis, Giannotto drew attention to Philadelphia’s glaring hole opposite rookie Quinyon Mitchell at cornerback—a spot Dallas repeatedly attacked in Week 1. Sean McVay is expected to isolate Puka Nacua (and Davante Adams) on that CB2, setting up heavy target volume. The Rams rank second in pass-rate over expectation and fifth in yards per drive, while the Eagles have ceded 8.1 yards per attempt. Giannotto likes Los Angeles +3.5 and pegged Nacua as a strong anytime-TD and 80-plus receiving-yard ladder play.

Prisco laid 3.5 with Philadelphia, noting L.A.’s back-to-back road games and forecasting the Eagles offense to improve after two uneven outings. He sees another repeat of last January’s playoff meeting, 28-21 in Philly’s favor.

At +160, Spector is fading the defending champs and backing the Rams, pointing to Matthew Stafford’s clean second-half last week (14-of-17, 191 yards, 2 TDs) as proof his back is no longer an issue. He expects a potential Eagles let-down after their Super Bowl rematch win over Kansas City and reminds bettors that the Rams gave Philly its stiffest postseason test last season. Los Angeles’ pass rush just logged five sacks and eight QB hits while holding its opponent to 5.3 YPA, and the franchise’s last 2-0 start (2021) ended in a Lombardi Trophy. With other shops as low as +142, the +160 hangs out as clear value in Spector’s view.