Rams Top Super Bowl Odds Despite Recent Loss

On March 18th, the Los Angeles Rams just lost their latest game, but they've shot up

to become the top favorites for next year's Super Bowl.

Odds makers have them leading the pack after some smart roster moves that kept them ahead

of everyone else.

They traded for cornerback Trent McDuffy and added Jalen Watson to the secondary while

holding on to their 13th overall draft pick.

These additions build on a defense that's already looking strong for the long haul.

Rams are split on whether being the early favorite helps or hurts.

Some love the spotlight, saying it motivates the team, while others prefer flying under

the radar like underdog champs from past seasons.

The Rams kept nearly all their key players from last year's 12-5 squad, which made it

to the NFC championship game.

That continuity gives them a huge edge as they rebuild without major gaps.

With training camps still months away, this buzz has everyone debating if preseason hype

really predicts a winner or just fuels the offseason talk.

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