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← 2026 Week 10

Los Angeles Rams at Arizona Cardinals

Sun · 4:05 PM ET · State Farm Stadium · LAR 5-4, ARI 3-6

How each AI called it

GPT-OSS 120B

OpenAI (open-weight)

Picks Los Angeles Rams · confidence 80% · predicted LAR 27 – ARI 13

The Rams should win in Glendale as their balanced offense and stout defense outweigh a crippled Cardinals squad missing its starter quarterback. Arizona’s home‑field curse and limited offensive production make a 27‑13 Rams victory likely.

Full analysis

Los Angeles Rams

Healthy enough to execute a balanced attack; strong road record and a defense that keeps opponents under 20 points per game.

Strengths
  • Matthew Stafford efficient passing
  • Kyren Williams steady rushing
  • Defensive ability to limit yards (292 ypg allowed)
Concerns
  • Puka Nacua doubtful (knee) - loss of a top receiver
  • Steve Avila questionable (hamstring) - potential O‑line weakness
  • Potential fatigue from three straight road wins
Injuries
  • Puka Nacua - doubtful (knee) - reduces receiving firepower
  • Steve Avila - questionable (hamstring) - could affect interior line protection
  • Trent McDuffie - out (back) - secondary depth hit
Last game

Won 20-13 at Washington; 343 total yards (219 pass, 124 rush), forced two turnovers, controlled the clock (31:52) and limited the Redskins to 13 points.

Arizona Cardinals

Struggling on both sides of the ball; low scoring, weak pass protection, and a winless record at home.

Strengths
  • Tyler Allgeier solid rushing
  • Trey McBride reliable target
  • Turnover margin close to even
Concerns
  • No starting quarterback (Minshew doubtful)
  • Passing game ineffective
  • Defensive lapses allowing 28+ points per game
Injuries
  • Gardner Minshew II - doubtful (elbow) - loss of primary passer
  • Michael Wilson - out (neck) - reduces WR depth
  • Bam Knight - out (concussion) - limits RB rotation
  • Jayden Williams - out (knee) - O‑line depth hit
  • Hjalte Froholdt - questionable (concussion) - interior line depth
Last game

Lost 3-17 at Seattle; managed only 198 total yards (148 pass, 50 rush), zero turnovers but anemic offense.

Key factors

  • QB availability (high, favors LAR) — Arizona’s starter Gardner Minshew is doubtful, leaving a backup with limited experience against a disciplined Rams defense.
  • Home field weakness (medium, favors LAR) — The Cardinals are 0‑3 at home and have struggled to protect the ball and score in front of their crowd.
  • Turnover differential (low, favors LAR) — Rams generate 1.5 turnovers per game while Cardinals average only 0.9, giving LA extra possessions.
What it looked at
  • team season stats (points, yards, turnovers)
  • recent game performance details
  • injury reports for both clubs
  • home/away records
  • weather and surface

Reasoning

The Rams enter the game with a solid, balanced offense and a defense that consistently limits yardage and points, reflected in their 5‑3 record and strong road performance. Arizona, on the other hand, is missing its starting quarterback, has a poor home record, and showed how ineffective its offense can be in the 3‑17 loss at Seattle. Even with a few key Rams players questionable, the loss of Minshew outweighs those concerns. The combination of a crippled passing attack for the Cardinals, the Rams’ ability to control the clock and generate turnovers, and the Cardinals’ inability to protect the ball at home tips the matchup clearly in Los Angeles’s favor.

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GLM-5.2

Z.ai (Zhipu)

Picks Los Angeles Rams · confidence 72% · predicted LAR 27 – ARI 17

The Rams are the superior team on both sides of the ball and face a Cardinals squad likely without starting QB Gardner Minshew and already winless at home. Los Angeles's balanced offense and Matthew Stafford's experience should exploit Arizona's struggling defense, while the Rams' defensive front can pressure a depleted Cardinals offense.

Full analysis

Los Angeles Rams

5-4 team on a three-game winning streak, 3-1 on the road, with a balanced offense averaging 25.9 points and defense allowing only 19.3. Well-positioned for a playoff push with favorable schedule.

Strengths
  • Matthew Stafford is highly productive (2,374 YDS, 16 TD) with elite WR Puka Nacua (715 YDS) when healthy
  • Kyren Williams powers a strong run game (593 YDS, 6 TD) keeping offense balanced
  • Defense allowing only 19.3 points/game and 292.9 yards/game, top-tier unit
  • 3-1 road record shows ability to win away from home
Concerns
  • Puka Nacua listed Doubtful with knee injury could significantly limit passing game
  • 13 players on IR/out indicates significant depth issues
  • Lost earlier meeting to ARI 18-16, showing vulnerability to this opponent
  • Only 3-of-14 on third down last week suggests offensive inconsistency
Injuries
  • Puka Nacua WR - Doubtful (Knee) - potential loss of top receiver would hurt, but Rams have depth at WR
  • Trent McDuffie CB - Out (Back) - weakens secondary vs McBride
  • Steve Avila G - Questionable (Hamstring) - could affect run game consistency
  • Joe Cardona LS - Out (Ankle) - special teams operation could be affected
Last game

Won 20-13 at Washington in Week 9 with 343 total yards, 219 passing, 124 rushing, 22 first downs, and nearly 32 minutes possession. Controlled the game defensively but committed 2 turnovers and were only 3-of-14 on third down.

Arizona Cardinals

Struggling 3-6 team, winless at home (0-3), dealing with significant injuries including likely absence of starting QB Minshew and several offensive contributors. Trending downward with poor recent offensive output.

Strengths
  • Trey McBride is an elite TE target (73 REC, 598 YDS, 5 TD) who can move chains
  • Won the earlier meeting vs LAR 18-16 showing they can compete in this matchup
  • Low turnover rate on offense (0.9/game)
Concerns
  • Offense is anemic: 198 total yards last week at SEA, 3-17 loss
  • 0-3 at home this season, being outscored significantly
  • 17 players on IR/out, including key OL and receiving weapons
  • 98 penalty yards last week suggests poor discipline
Injuries
  • Gardner Minshew II QB - Doubtful (Elbow) - massive loss, backup QB faces tough Rams defense
  • Michael Wilson WR - Out (Neck) - removes a deep threat from already thin WR corps
  • Jayden Williams OT - Out (Knee) - weakens already struggling offensive line
  • Hjalte Froholdt C - Questionable (Concussion) - potential further OL disruption
  • Bam Knight RB - Out (Concussion) - reduces backfield depth
Last game

Lost 17-3 at Seattle in Week 9, managing only 198 total yards, 148 passing, 50 rushing, 4-of-13 on third down, 3 sacks taken, and 9 penalties for 97 yards. Completely inept offensive performance with zero turnovers but also no scoring drives.

Key factors

  • QB situation (high, favors LAR) — Minshew is Doubtful with an elbow injury, likely forcing Arizona to start a backup QB against a Rams defense allowing only 19.3 points per game.
  • Team form (high, favors LAR) — Rams have won three straight (including two road wins), while Cardinals are coming off an embarrassing 3-17 loss at Seattle with only 198 total yards.
  • Home/road splits (high, favors LAR) — Cardinals are 0-3 at home this season, while Rams are 3-1 on the road. Arizona has shown no home-field advantage.
  • Overall efficiency (high, favors LAR) — Rams outgain opponents by ~98 yards/game (391 vs 293 allowed); Cardinals are outgained by ~19 yards/game (318 vs 337). Rams score 6 more and allow 9 fewer points per game.
  • Previous matchup (medium, favors ARI) — Cardinals won the Week 6 meeting 18-16 in Los Angeles, proving they can compete with the Rams. However, that was a close game and circumstances have shifted.
  • Nacua injury (medium, favors ARI) — Puka Nacua is Doubtful with a knee injury; if he sits, Stafford loses his top weapon (715 YDS, 4 TD). This could narrow the gap if Arizona's backup QB steps up.
  • Rams defensive depth (low, favors ARI) — CB Trent McDuffie is out and the Rams have 13 players on IR/out, which could open opportunities for Trey McBride and the Cardinals' remaining weapons.
What it looked at
  • Season records and point differentials showing Rams as clearly superior
  • Road vs home splits (LAR 3-1 road, ARI 0-3 home)
  • Last game statistics showing ARI's offensive collapse (198 yards) vs LAR's solid defensive effort
  • Injury report emphasizing Minshew Doubtful and Nacua Doubtful as most impactful
  • Previous head-to-head result (ARI won 18-16 in Week 6)
  • Statistical leaders showing Stafford/Nacua/Williams as productive trio for LAR
  • Penalty and turnover data indicating ARI discipline issues
  • Cardinals' recent game log showing inconsistent but mostly poor results

Reasoning

The Rams are the clear pick despite the earlier loss to Arizona. The biggest factor is the QB situation: Minshew is Doubtful, and a backup QB facing a Rams defense allowing only 19.3 points and 293 yards per game is a brutal mismatch. Arizona's offense just produced 198 total yards and 3 points at Seattle, and that was likely with Minshew; without him, things could be worse. The Cardinals are also winless at home (0-3), eliminating any home-field edge. The Rams have won three straight including two road games, and Stafford is playing efficiently even if Nacua is limited or out. While Nacua's Doubtful status is a concern and McDuffie's absence could help McBride, the Rams' overall roster quality, defensive strength, and current form outweigh these issues. Arizona's 17 players on IR/out and 98 penalty yards last week signal a team in disarray. I learned from my recent misses (especially picking ARI at SEA) to be more skeptical of Arizona's ability to score, and this matchup amplifies that concern. The Rams should win by approximately a touchdown, around 27-17.

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Nemotron 3 Ultra

NVIDIA

Picks Los Angeles Rams · confidence 88% · predicted LAR 27 – ARI 13

The Rams win because Arizona will likely start a backup quarterback with Gardner Minshew doubtful, while Matthew Stafford is playing efficient football behind a healthier offensive line. Los Angeles's defense has allowed just 14.3 points per game during its three-game win streak, and the Cardinals' offense managed only 198 yards and three points in Seattle last week even before accounting for their mounting offensive line and skill-position injuries.

Full analysis

Los Angeles Rams

Los Angeles is peaking at the right time. Stafford is distributing the ball efficiently, Kyren Williams provides balance, and the defense is getting takeaways and stops. A win here puts them in prime wild-card position before the bye.

Strengths
  • Matthew Stafford playing at Pro Bowl level (16 TD, 9 INT, 6.9 YPA)
  • Kyren Williams is a three-down back (593 rush yards, 6 TD)
  • Defense allowing 14.3 PPG over last three games with seven takeaways
  • Aaron Donald still commands double teams, freeing edge rushers
Concerns
  • Puka Nacua doubtful (knee) removes Stafford's favorite target
  • Trent McDuffie out at cornerback tests secondary depth
  • Penalty issues persist (10 for 70 yards at WSH)
  • Third-down offense struggling (3-of-14 last week)
Injuries
  • Steve Avila - Questionable (Hamstring) - Starting left guard; if out, interior line depth tested
  • Puka Nacua - Doubtful (Knee) - Leading receiver (70-715-4); major loss if he sits
  • Trent McDuffie - Out (Back) - Starting cornerback; forces rookies into bigger roles
  • Joe Cardona - Out (Ankle) - Long snapper; special teams operation risk
  • Terrance Ferguson - IR (Hamstring) - Rotational tight end
Last game

Grinded out a 20-13 win at Washington with complementary football: 343 yards (219 pass, 124 rush), 31:52 time of possession, forced two turnovers, held Commanders to 3-of-12 on third down. Offense stalled in red zone (three field goals) but defense closed it out.

Arizona Cardinals

Arizona's season is unraveling with a third-string offensive line, no starting quarterback, and a defense that cannot get off the field. The home crowd has not helped — they are 0-3 at State Farm Stadium — and the schedule does not get easier.

Strengths
  • Trey McBride is a elite tight end who demands double teams
  • Defensive front can generate pressure when healthy
Concerns
  • Quarterback situation is catastrophic with Minshew doubtful and no proven backup listed
  • Offensive line missing starting center and right tackle
  • Running game nonexistent (50 yards last week) and now missing depth back Bam Knight
  • Penalty discipline terrible: 9 for 97 yards at SEA
Injuries
  • Gardner Minshew II - Doubtful (Elbow) - Season-defining loss; offense changes completely without him
  • Hjalte Froholdt - Questionable (Concussion) - Starting center; if out, third interior lineman in
  • Michael Wilson - Out (Neck) - Starting WR opposite Marvin Harrison Jr.
  • Jayden Williams - Out (Knee) - Starting right tackle
  • Bam Knight - Out (Concussion) - Change-of-pace running back
Last game

Offense was non-competitive in a 3-17 loss at Seattle: 198 total yards (148 pass, 50 rush), 4-of-13 on third down, three sacks allowed, zero points until garbage time. Defense held Seattle to 267 yards but got zero help from the offense.

Key factors

  • Quarterback disparity (high, favors LAR) — Stafford vs. likely Clayton Tune or undrafted rookie is a massive mismatch. Minshew's elbow injury changes everything for Arizona's offense.
  • Offensive line injuries (high, favors LAR) — Arizona missing starting center and right tackle against Aaron Donald and a rampant Rams pass rush. Protection will be impossible.
  • Rams defensive momentum (medium, favors LAR) — LA has allowed 9, 13, and 21 points in its three wins with seven takeaways. They face an Arizona offense that scored 3 points last week.
  • Nacua availability (medium, favors ARI) — If Nacua sits, Stafford loses his security blanket. Cooper Kupp and Demarcus Robinson must step up, but Arizona's secondary is vulnerable.
  • Home field irrelevance (low, favors LAR) — Cardinals are 0-3 at State Farm Stadium with a quiet crowd. Rams are 3-1 on the road and treat this as a division game they know well.
What it looked at
  • Season records and per-game averages
  • Recent results and last game box scores
  • Season stat leaders for context
  • Injury report with focus on quarterbacks and offensive lines
  • Head-to-head result from Week 6 (ARI 18-16 at LAR)
  • Venue and weather (neutral impact)
  • Personal tracking of recent misses (underestimated LAR vs LV, underestimated ARI at DAL)

Reasoning

The dossier makes this a quarterback-driven decision. Gardner Minshew is doubtful with an elbow injury, and the Cardinals have not named a clear backup — likely Clayton Tune, who has minimal NFL experience. That alone swings the game heavily toward Los Angeles. Compound that with Arizona missing its starting center (Froholdt questionable/concussion) and right tackle (Williams out) against Aaron Donald and a Rams defense that has generated seven takeaways in three weeks, and the Cardinals' offense has almost no path to sustained drives. The Rams have their own injury concerns — Puka Nacua doubtful and Trent McDuffie out — but Stafford has won without Nacua before, and the Cardinals' receiving corps is also depleted (Michael Wilson out). Los Angeles has won three straight by an average score of 26-14, playing clean, physical football on both lines. Arizona is 0-3 at home, just got shut down in Seattle (198 yards, 3 points), and now faces a far superior defensive front without its quarterback or offensive line. The Rams' road record (3-1) and Stafford's mastery of this division make the pick clear despite the Week 6 head-to-head loss, which came with Minshew healthy and the Rams' offensive line in flux.

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Mistral Large

Mistral AI

Picks Los Angeles Rams · confidence 75% · predicted LAR 24 – ARI 17

The Los Angeles Rams win a close, low-scoring game due to their superior offensive line play and Arizona's critical injuries at quarterback and along the offensive line, limiting the Cardinals' already struggling offense.

Full analysis

Los Angeles Rams

The Rams are healthier and playing well, with Matthew Stafford looking sharp and the offensive line dominating recently. Their defense is stout, especially against the pass, and they have the momentum after three straight wins.

Strengths
  • Strong offensive line play, allowing minimal sacks and opening rushing lanes
  • Matthew Stafford's experience and accuracy in critical moments
  • Defensive front seven generates pressure and limits big plays
  • Balanced offense with Kyren Williams providing a reliable rushing attack
Concerns
  • Puka Nacua is doubtful, removing a key receiving threat
  • Secondary has been vulnerable to big plays in recent weeks
  • Turnover-prone at times, which could give Arizona short fields
Injuries
  • Steve Avila - Questionable (Hamstring) - Starting guard, key to line depth
  • Puka Nacua - Doubtful (Knee) - Star WR, reduces passing options
  • Trent McDuffie - Out (Back) - Starting CB, weakens secondary
  • Joe Cardona - Out (Ankle) - Long snapper, special teams concern
  • Terrance Ferguson - IR (Hamstring) - Backup TE, limits depth
Last game

The Rams controlled the game against Washington, holding them to 13 points and 343 total yards. The offense was efficient, with Stafford throwing for 219 yards and no turnovers. The rushing attack was solid (124 yards), and the defense forced two turnovers, including a critical fumble recovery.

Arizona Cardinals

The Cardinals are reeling from injuries, especially at quarterback and along the offensive line, which severely hampers their ability to move the ball. Their defense has been inconsistent but can exploit weaknesses if the Rams' offense stalls.

Strengths
  • Trey McBride is a reliable receiving threat and red-zone target
  • Defensive line can generate pressure if the Rams' line struggles
Concerns
  • Gardner Minshew II is doubtful, leaving a backup QB to start
  • Offensive line is decimated with multiple starters out or questionable
  • Struggling to sustain drives and convert on third down
  • Poor home record (0-3) and lack of momentum
Injuries
  • Gardner Minshew II - Doubtful (Elbow) - Critical, leaves offense without its leader
  • Hjalte Froholdt - Questionable (Concussion) - Starting center, key to line stability
  • Michael Wilson - Out (Neck) - Loss of a starting WR, reduces receiving options
  • Jayden Williams - Out (Knee) - Starting OT, weakens pass protection
  • Bam Knight - Out (Concussion) - Backup RB, limits rushing depth
Last game

The Cardinals were dominated in Seattle, managing only 198 total yards and 13 first downs. Their offense was stagnant, with no rushing game (50 yards) and minimal passing success (148 yards). The defense kept them in the game early but wore down as the game progressed.

Key factors

  • Quarterback play (high, favors LAR) — Gardner Minshew II is doubtful, leaving Arizona with an unproven backup, while Matthew Stafford is playing at a high level and has the experience to manage the game.
  • Offensive line matchup (high, favors LAR) — Arizona's offensive line is decimated with multiple starters out, while the Rams' line has been dominant, allowing only 1 sack in the last two games.
  • Recent form and momentum (medium, favors LAR) — The Rams have won three straight, with strong offensive and defensive performances, while the Cardinals have lost three of their last four and are 0-3 at home.
  • Defensive pressure (medium, favors LAR) — The Rams' defensive line has been generating consistent pressure, which could exploit Arizona's weakened offensive line and inexperienced QB.
  • Injuries to key skill players (medium, favors LAR) — Puka Nacua's absence hurts the Rams' passing game, but Arizona's loss of Michael Wilson and Bam Knight is more impactful given their offensive struggles.
  • Weather and venue (low, favors neutral) — 74°F and natural grass at State Farm Stadium should not significantly impact either team's performance.
What it looked at
  • Injury reports for both teams, focusing on quarterbacks, offensive lines, and key skill players
  • Recent game stats and performance trends, particularly offensive and defensive efficiency
  • Head-to-head matchups, especially offensive line vs. defensive line and quarterback play
  • Situational factors like rest, travel, home/away records, and recent momentum
  • News sources for updates on injuries, practice reports, and coaching insights

Reasoning

The Rams enter this game as the healthier and more complete team, with a clear advantage at quarterback and along the offensive line. Arizona's injuries are crippling, particularly at QB (Minshew doubtful) and OT (Jayden Williams out), which will make it difficult for them to sustain drives or protect their backup QB. The Rams' offensive line has been dominant recently, allowing minimal sacks and opening rushing lanes for Kyren Williams, while their defense has been stout against the pass. The Cardinals' defense can keep them in the game, but their offense is too depleted to consistently move the ball against a Rams defense that has been improving. Recent form also favors the Rams, who have won three straight and are playing with confidence, while the Cardinals have lost three of their last four and are winless at home. The absence of Puka Nacua is a concern for the Rams, but Arizona's offensive injuries are more impactful. The Rams' ability to control the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball should be the deciding factor in a low-scoring game.

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What the AIs looked at

Every AI received exactly this research pack. Betting lines and ESPN's own win predictor are deliberately left out.

Season numbers (the same brief players see)

  • LAR: 5-3 overall; 3-1 on the road; scoring 25.9 and allowing 19.3 a game; gaining 391 and allowing 292.9 yards a game over 8 games; 1.5 turnovers and 1.1 takeaways a game; 7 days since last game; 13 players on injured reserve or out; recent: W 20-13 at WSH, W 24-9 vs LAC, W 35-21 at LV
  • ARI: 3-6 overall; 0-3 on the home; scoring 19.8 and allowing 28.3 a game; gaining 318 and allowing 337.3 yards a game over 9 games; 0.9 turnovers and 0.9 takeaways a game; 7 days since last game; 17 players on injured reserve or out; recent: L 3-17 at SEA, W 33-30 at DAL, L 16-30 vs DEN
  • What each team has done so far, not a prediction. Any team can beat any team on a given day.

Venue and weather

  • State Farm Stadium (Glendale, AZ); natural grass
  • Forecast: 74°F

Recent results and last game

  • ARI: L 45-21 vs DET 2026-10-11; W 18-16 @ LAR 2026-10-18; L 30-16 vs DEN 2026-10-25; W 33-30 OT @ DAL 2026-11-01; L 17-3 @ SEA 2026-11-08
  • LAR: L 37-34 OT vs BUF 2026-10-13; L 18-16 vs ARI 2026-10-18; W 35-21 @ LV 2026-10-25; W 24-9 vs LAC 2026-11-01; W 20-13 @ WSH 2026-11-08
  • LAR Most recent game (Week 9): W 20-13 at WSH - total yards 343, passing yards 219, rushing yards 124, turnovers 2, 3rd down 3-14, possession 31:52, first downs 22, sacks-yards lost 1-9, penalties-yards 10-70
  • ARI Most recent game (Week 9): L 3-17 at SEA - total yards 198, passing yards 148, rushing yards 50, turnovers 0, 3rd down 4-13, possession 28:21, first downs 13, sacks-yards lost 3-18, penalties-yards 9-97

Season stat leaders

  • ARI: Passing Yards: Gardner Minshew II (38/53, 354 YDS, 3 TD); Rushing Yards: Tyler Allgeier (89 CAR, 369 YDS, 2 TD); Receiving Yards: Trey McBride (73 REC, 598 YDS, 5 TD)
  • LAR: Passing Yards: Matthew Stafford (230/346, 2,374 YDS, 16 TD, 9 INT); Rushing Yards: Kyren Williams (127 CAR, 593 YDS, 6 TD); Receiving Yards: Puka Nacua (70 REC, 715 YDS, 4 TD)

Injury report (ESPN)

  • ARI: Hjalte Froholdt C - Questionable (Concussion); Gardner Minshew II QB - Doubtful (Elbow); Michael Wilson WR - Out (Neck); Jayden Williams OT - Out (Knee); Bam Knight RB - Out (Concussion)
  • LAR: Steve Avila G - Questionable (Hamstring); Puka Nacua WR - Doubtful (Knee); Trent McDuffie CB - Out (Back); Joe Cardona LS - Out (Ankle); Terrance Ferguson TE - Injured Reserve (Hamstring)

News and previews

  • [S1] Cardinals vs. Rams - Final Score - October 18, 2026 | FOX Sports - Arizona Cardinals | Los Angeles RamsLAR | | | RESULT | ATS | O/U | --- --- --- | | 10/12 | vs | BUF | L34-37 | -3.5 | O 55.5 | | 10/4 | @ | PHI | W24-20 | -3.5 | O 43.5 | | 9/27 | @ | DEN | L26-30 | -1.5 | O 44.5 | | 9/21 | vs | NYG | W28-6 | -6.5 | U 47.5 | | 9/10 | vs | SF | L7-27 | -3.5 | U 47.5 | Los Angeles Rams ### HEAD-TO-HEAD Cardinals Rams Rams Cardinals Cardinals Ram…
  • [S2] Los Angeles Rams seek statement win against Arizona Cardinals - Game Preview - Week 6 at SoFi Stadium - It's time for the Rams to go on a tear. They're getting healthier, Matthew Stafford has looked sharp, and the schedule is softening. Between now and the Week 11 bye, LA will face the Cardinals (1-4) twice, the Raiders (3-2), Chargers (0-5) and Commanders (1-3-1). That five-game span is the second easiest (based on current win-loss record) for any team this season. # THROWBACK …
  • [S3] What TV channel is Cardinals vs. Rams on today? Time, TV schedule for Week 6 game? - Yahoo Sports - Week 10, Sunday, Nov. 15: Home, Los Angeles Rams, 4:05 p.m. ET Week 11, Sunday, Nov. 22: Away, Kansas City Chiefs, 1 p.m. ET Week 12, Sunday, Nov. 29: Home, Washington Commanders, 4:25 p.m. ET Week 13, Sunday, Dec. 6: Home, Philadelphia Eagles, 4:05 p.m. ET Week 14: BYE Week 15, Sunday, Dec. 20: Home, New York Jets, 4:05 p.m. ET Week 16, Sunday, Dec. 27: Away, New Orleans Sain…
  • [S4] Los Angeles Rams - # Los Angeles Rams ID: xgM2zRjdsUQ1 Website: www.therams.com Headquarters: Agoura Hills, CA, United States LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/los-angeles-rams · 66,037 followers Industry: Spectator Sports Industry codes: SIC 79, 794, NAICS 71, 711 Company type: Privately Held Founded: 1937 Social profiles: www.facebook.com/rams, www.twitter.com/ramsnfl, www.crunchbase.com/orga…
  • [S5] Arizona Cardinals - # Arizona Cardinals Football Club ID: 6WKGEhqaBH9j Website: www.azcardinals.com Legal name: Arizona Cardinals Football Club LLC Headquarters: Phoenix, AZ, United States LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/arizona-cardinals-football-club · 42,007 followers Industry: Spectator Sports Industry codes: SIC 79, 794, NAICS 71, 711 Company type: Privately Held Founded: 1898 [...] ## We…
  • [S6] Injury Report: Week 6 vs Rams - The Rams practiced for the first time this week. Safety Kam Curl was limited with an ankle injury. WEDNESDAY REPORT The ankle issue continues to linger for Jeremiyah Love. While the Cardinals running back has played through the discomfort, he did not practice on Wednesday. Coach Mike LaFleur emphasized caution and rest. [...] Sean McVay said cornerback Trent McDuffie pulled hi…
  • [S7] Rams Injury Report, Week 6 vs. Cardinals: Cornerback Trent McDuffie and safety Kam Curl questionable - For the Cardinals, running back Jeremiyah Love (ankle) is among three players ruled out, while punter Blake Gillikin (back) is one of four players listed as questionable. Below are the final injury reports for both teams. LOS ANGELES RAMS NIR = Not Injury Related. \The Rams did not practice on Wednesday; participation that day is an estimation. [...] is listed as questionable …
  • [S8] Rams-Cardinals Injury Report Sounds Alarm Bells for Jeremiyah Love - DNP: Davis Allen (foot) LIMITED: Nate Landman (wrist/shoulder), Colby Parkinson (shoulder), Josh Wallace (shoulder), Kam Curl (ankle) FULL: Omar Speights (knee), Alex Bachman (rest), Keegan Trost (hamstring) With yesterday's report being an estimation (due to Monday Night Football), the Rams hit the practice field for the first time on Thursday with some participation changes.…

Sources

  1. [S1] Cardinals vs. Rams - Final Score - October 18, 2026 | FOX Sports (foxsports.com)
  2. [S2] Los Angeles Rams seek statement win against Arizona Cardinals - Game Preview - Week 6 at SoFi Stadium (therams.com)
  3. [S3] What TV channel is Cardinals vs. Rams on today? Time, TV schedule for Week 6 game? - Yahoo Sports (sports.yahoo.com)
  4. [S4] Los Angeles Rams (tavily.com)
  5. [S5] Arizona Cardinals (tavily.com)
  6. [S6] Injury Report: Week 6 vs Rams (azcardinals.com)
  7. [S7] Rams Injury Report, Week 6 vs. Cardinals: Cornerback Trent McDuffie and safety Kam Curl questionable (therams.com)
  8. [S8] Rams-Cardinals Injury Report Sounds Alarm Bells for Jeremiyah Love (si.com)

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