Rams Are Near Unanimous Pick to Win at Baltimore

In the Ravens' past two games, they faced struggling offenses in the Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans that got right – and then some – against them.

Now the Los Angeles Rams (3-2) come to town, and their offense is already rolling. They're No. 2 in scoring, led by quarterback Matthew Stafford and wide receiver Puka Nacua, who lead the league in passing yards and receiving yards, respectively.

Meanwhile, the Ravens (1-4) have had issues on both sides of the ball and lost three games in a row, due in part to a wave of injuries.

The good news is that several injured starters returned to practice this week. The bad news is that Lamar Jackson wasn't among them, and he is unlikely to play against the Rams Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium.

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