Find Odds on the Rams vs. Panthers Game Week 1
The Rams were listed as a -3 road favorite in Carolina for their Week 1 game versus the Panthers.
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Carolina has beaten the Rams both at home (2013) and on the road (2016). Carolina was a +3 underdog versus the Rams in 2016. They would likely have been a -2.5 favorite that year in playing at home.
It's interesting to note that the Rams are 0-5 Against The Spread in their last 5 meetings in Carolina and 1-6-1 ATS in their last 8 meetings.
AthlonSports writes of the Rams:
Could the Rams be the exception to the curse that befalls most Super Bowl losers? They return most of the key pieces from last year's NFC championship squad, and with another year under his belt, Jared Goff should be able to put his late-season struggles behind him, assuming his new offensive line clicks and his star running back stays healthy. All signs point to another deep playoff run, one that could mean another chance at the Lombardi Trophy they lost a year ago.
The Rams are a favorite of -145 to win UNDER 10.5 regular season games in 2019.
LastWordonProFootball.com's Tye Hooker says that the Panthers will end up winning the NFC South in 2019:
The Panthers are in win-now mode. That much became clear after the team made several big splashes in free agency and the draft. Behind a steady offensive line, if not the best in the NFC South, Newton should return to MVP form. The Panthers have stacked their defensive depth chart with big name players who can just flat-out ball. They will likely have one of the best D-lines in all of football and will be a force to be reckoned with on every defensive down.
Not only is the defense stacked with talent, but the offense is too. With two young, competent future stars in Curtis Samuel and D.J. Moore running the show alongside veterans like Chris Hogan, anything is possible for this Panthers’ offense.
The Panthers are a -150 favorite to win OVER 8 regular season games.
The Panthers pay $360 for every $100 bet to win the NFC South.
- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com
