Bills Roll Into LA as Live Dogs With Allen Cooking and Rams Limping

The Bills fly west as road underdogs, and that feels generous given what we've seen through four weeks. Buffalo is averaging nearly 32 points per game while the Rams are scraping together 21, and the gap gets uglier when you stack Buffalo's offense against LA's porous defense—the Bills are scoring more than 10 points above what the Rams typically surrender. Josh Allen is operating at a different speed, and that ground game (139 yards per) gives Sean McDermott multiple ways to attack.

Meanwhile, the Rams opened at -2.5 and the line has drifted to -3.5, a classic case of public money chasing the home favorite despite zero statistical justification. LA's offense has been pedestrian at best, and now they're supposed to keep pace with one of the league's most explosive units? The sharp move here is fading the inflated number.

DarkHorse likes Buffalo +3.5 with moderate confidence. This isn't a coin flip—it's a mismatch being masked by home-field perception. Allen and company have the firepower to win outright, so getting more than a field goal feels like found money. Take the points, ride the better team, and watch the Rams struggle to justify this spread.