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- Super Bowl odds have been posted for Los Angeles Rams vs New England Patriots
- The opening 2026 Super Bowl odds favor LA by more than a field goal
- See the opening Patriots vs Rams odds (point spread, total, moneyline) for Super Bowl 60
The New England Patriots outlasted the Broncos in Denver in the AFC Championship Game, taking a 10-7 verdict in brutal weather conditions, and sportsbooks have already posted prospective Patriots vs Rams odds for Super Bowl 60.
The Rams and Seahawks are currently playing in Seattle for the right to face New England at Levi’s Stadium on February 8th. If Los Angeles advances, they will open as a sizable betting favorite in the Patriots vs Rams odds for the 2026 Super Bowl.
Rams vs Patriots Odds (Super Bowl)
The opening Rams/Patriots point spread favors Los Angeles by 3.5 points with nearly even odds both ways. (New England is a slight favorite to cover the spread, opening at -112 compared to Los Angeles at -108.)
On the moneyline, the Rams are -198 neutral-field chalk (66.44% implied win probability). The Patriots are +166 (37.59% implied win probability) to win their first championship in the post-Tom Brady era.
The game total has opened at 50.5 with -110 odds each way.
Prospective Super Bowl odds as of 6:59 pm ET at FanDuel. Download the top Super Bowl betting apps before Feb. 8th.
The Rams have been among the top contenders in the Super Bowl 60 odds since the outset of the season, priced at +1943 prior to Week 1 of the regular season. The same can’t be said of the Patriots, who were +7267 longshots, on average, and even longer when they dropped what now looks like an incomprehensible 20-13 decision at home to the Raiders in their first game of the regular season.
Patriots vs Rams 2025 Regular Season Stats
During the regular season, both teams ranked in the top-ten in almost all of the most-meaningful statistical categories, on both sides of the ball. The Rams were first in the NFL in points per game (30.5), just ahead of the second-ranked Rams (28.5). They were also first and second in yards per play.
New England’s defense was slightly better, allowing just 18.8 PPG (fourth in the NFL) compared to 20.4 PPG for the Rams (tenth). The Patriot defense was also marginally better in yards allowed per play (5.16 vs 5.19).
The Rams and Patriots didn’t meet in the 2025 regular season. They did square off towards the end of 2024 after Drake Maye had taken over as the Pats’ starter. The Rams took a 28-22 verdict in Foxborough, but Maye played one of his best games during his rookie season, throwing for 282 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception on 74.4% passing (100.6 passer rating).
Matthew Stafford was elite for the Rams on that day, throwing for 295 yards, four TDs, and no picks on 18-of-27 passing, good enough for a 142.7 passer rating.
Maye, of course, has improved by leaps and bounds during his sophomore campaign. He increased is completion percentage from 66.6% to 72.0%, his passer rating from 88.1 to an NFL-best 113.5, and his yards-per-pass from 6.7 to 8.9.