Passing yards
Bo Nix DEN
209.5 a game
66.1% on 59 attempts through two games, 7.1 yds per attempt.
Other side: Matthew Stafford (LAR) at 77.5
NFL Week 3 · Sun, Sep 27, 5:20 PM PT
A Super Bowl that never happened, under the lights at Mile High
Both teams lost on Championship Sunday. Sunday night is the rematch neither of them got. The posted line is LAR -2.5 with a total of 45.5, and the contract below prices the win outright.
Kickoff
5:20 PM PT
8:20 PM ET, Sun, Sep 27
Stadium
Empower Field at Mile High
Denver
On TV
NBC
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Open Los Angeles Rams at Denver Broncos markets
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What’s at stake
Los Angeles Rams are 0-1. Denver Broncos are 1-1. The posted line has Los Angeles Rams favoured by 2.5, with a total of 45.5. Kickoff is 8:20 PM ET on Sunday, September 27 at Empower Field at Mile High, Denver.
The window. NBC, simulcast on Peacock. One game, everywhere.
Tale of the tape
| Going in | LAR Los Angeles RamsLAR | DEN Denver BroncosDEN |
|---|---|---|
| Record | 0-1 | 1-1 |
| Side | On the road | At home |
| The posted line | −2.5 | +2.5 |
| Implied points computed | 24 | 21.5 |
| Passing leader 2 games | Matthew Stafford15/25, 155 yds, 0 TD, 1 INT | Bo Nix39/59, 419 yds, 2 TD, 2 INT |
| Rushing leader 2 games | Kyren Williams11 car, 41 yds, 1 TD | J.K. Dobbins18 car, 72 yds, 0 TD |
| Receiving leader 2 games | Puka Nacua5 rec, 74 yds, 0 TD | Jaylen Waddle9 rec, 140 yds, 0 TD |
Records, venue, spread and total from the ESPN scoreboard, read 2026-09-21.1 Player lines are two-game totals summed from the completed Week 1 and Week 2 box scores.2 Implied points is half the total moved half the spread, which is arithmetic on the two numbers above, not a projection.
The fantasy angle
Six players, the three who have produced most on each side. Every number here is the two-game box score total divided by the two games played, or divided by touches. It is what happened, not a projection.2
Where the points are priced. The spread and the total put Los Angeles Rams at about 24 and Denver Broncos at about 21.5. That gap is the first thing a start-or-sit call turns on: the same player is worth more in a game his side is priced to lead than in one it is priced to chase. It is arithmetic on the posted line, not a score projection.
| Player | Yards | Points | Scores |
|---|---|---|---|
| LARLos Angeles Rams | |||
| Matthew StaffordQB · 60.0% on 25 attempts | 77.5pass yds a game | 2.1half-PPR a game | 0.00 TD in two |
| Puka NacuaREC · 5 catches | 37.0yds a game | 5.0half-PPR a game | 0.00 TD in two |
| Kyren WilliamsRB · 11 carries | 20.5yds a game | 5.1half-PPR a game | 0.51 TD in two |
| DENDenver Broncos | |||
| Bo NixQB · 66.1% on 59 attempts | 209.5pass yds a game | 10.4half-PPR a game | 1.02 TD in two |
| Jaylen WaddleREC · 9 catches | 70.0yds a game | 9.2half-PPR a game | 0.00 TD in two |
| J.K. DobbinsRB · 18 carries | 36.0yds a game | 3.6half-PPR a game | 0.00 TD in two |
Half-PPR: 0.1 a rushing or receiving yard, 0.5 a catch, 6 a touchdown, 0.04 a passing yard, 4 a passing touchdown, minus 2 an interception. Full-PPR and standard leagues score catches differently, so the weights are printed rather than assumed. Two games played by every team at the time of this read.
What the market says
The posted line has Los Angeles Rams favoured by 2.5 on the road, with a total of 45.5. A spread is the market's estimate of the margin, not a result; the Kalshi contract below prices the win outright.
The two venue prices sit at the top of this page and are read live when it loads. A contract settles at $1.00 if that team wins and $0 if it loses, so a price in cents is that market’s implied chance of the win. Prices are the venues’, not our picks, and the two rarely agree to the cent.
A spread and a contract price are two different questions. The spread is the market’s estimate of the margin; the contract prices the win outright, and it is the one you can sell before the game ends. Books differ on the spread itself: our read found two games where a second book had a different number the same afternoon.1
Trading the props
We do not publish a prop line we have not captured with a timestamp, so none appear here. What follows is our own number from the box scores, and the math for turning your board’s line into something you can compare to a price.
Rushing yards
J.K. Dobbins DEN
36.0 a game
18 carries through two games, 4.0 yds per carry.
Other side: Kyren Williams (LAR) at 20.5
Receiving yards
Jaylen Waddle DEN
70.0 a game
9 catches through two games, 15.6 yds per catch.
Other side: Puka Nacua (LAR) at 37.0
Ours, from the box scores, not a posted line. Put each against whatever your board shows: if the board is well under our number the over is the question, and if it is well over, the under is. A number that sits on top of ours is telling you the board has read the same two games we have.
A pick’em entry is a parlay, and the math is unforgiving
Every leg has to hit. Two legs you think are 60% each come to 36% together, not 60. Three come to 22%. That multiplication is the whole game, and it is the reason a board can offer a number that looks generous and is still a bad price.
Work your break-even the other way round. If your board pays N times the entry on an L-leg play, the entry needs to win 1 ÷ N of the time to break even, so each leg needs to hit the L-th root of that. A 2-leg play paying 3× needs each leg at about 57.7%. A 4-leg play paying 10× needs each at about 56.2%. Check your own board’s multipliers: they differ by state, by board and by promotion, so the number above is the method, not your terms.
Legs on the same game are not independent
A quarterback going over his passing yards and his top receiver going over his receiving yards are close to the same bet twice. That correlation is the one real lever in pick’em: it makes a correlated pair land together more often than the multiplication above suggests, and miss together just as often. Correlate on purpose or not at all.
What a contract does that a pick’em entry does not
The contract on the board above can be sold at any point before the game ends, so a position that moves your way early can be closed for a profit without waiting to find out. A pick’em entry is locked until every leg settles. That is the structural difference between the two products, and it is worth more than any single line. How the fee works on a contract
Trading it: the case each way
No plan is posted on this game. The props section above is about one player; this is about the game itself.
The question on Denver Broncos
Denver Broncos are 1-1 and they are at home, and the line makes them the underdog by 2.5. Decide what chance you would give them, in cents, before you read the board. If your number is above the ask, that is the trade; if it is not, there is no trade here.
The question on Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles Rams are 0-1 and favoured by 2.5. A favourite contract costs most of a dollar, so the money at risk is large against the money to be made. Work out what you lose if it goes wrong before you decide what you make if it goes right.
Whatever you decide, write the entry, the sell target and the hold rule before kickoff, and remember the fee is largest near 50¢. How the fee works
Questions people ask about this game
What time is Los Angeles Rams at Denver Broncos and what channel is it on?
Los Angeles Rams at Denver Broncos kicks off at 8:20 PM ET on Sunday, September 27, 2026, at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver. It is on NBC. It is a national window, so every US market gets it.
Who is favoured in Los Angeles Rams at Denver Broncos?
The posted line has Los Angeles Rams favoured by 2.5 with a total of 45.5, read from the ESPN scoreboard on 2026-09-21. A spread is the market's estimate of the margin, not a result, and books differ. The Kalshi contract on this page prices the win outright and is read live when the page loads, so it is the number to trust over a line written down days earlier.
How many points is each team priced for in Los Angeles Rams at Denver Broncos?
Half the total moved half the spread puts Los Angeles Rams at about 24 points and Denver Broncos at about 21.5. That is arithmetic on the two posted numbers, not a score projection, and it is the figure most fantasy decisions on this game turn on.
Who are the top fantasy producers in Los Angeles Rams at Denver Broncos?
Through two games the leaders are Kyren Williams of Los Angeles Rams at 5.1 half-PPR points a game (11 carries through two games), and Bo Nix of Denver Broncos at 10.4 half-PPR points a game (66.1% on 59 attempts through two games). Those are half-PPR points from the completed box scores divided by games played, so they describe what has happened rather than what will. Scoring weights and the full six-player table are on this page.
What player numbers should I check against a prop board for Los Angeles Rams at Denver Broncos?
We do not publish a prop line we have not captured from the app with a timestamp, so no posted line appears here. Our own figures from the box scores are Bo Nix at 209.5 passing a game, J.K. Dobbins at 36.0 rushing a game, Jaylen Waddle at 70.0 receiving a game. Put each against whatever your board shows and decide which side of it you are on.
How often does each leg of a pick'em entry need to hit to break even?
A pick'em entry is a parlay, so every leg has to land: two legs you price at 60 per cent are 36 per cent together, and three are 22 per cent. If your board pays N times the entry on an L-leg play, the entry needs to win one divided by N of the time, so each leg needs the L-th root of that. A two-leg play paying 3x needs each leg at about 57.7 per cent, and a four-leg play paying 10x needs each at about 56.2 per cent. Multipliers differ by state, board and promotion, so use your own terms.
Sources
Every stored figure on this page came from one of these, read 2026-09-21. Lines move and injury news lands after that; the prices in the strip and on the board are read live when the page loads, not written into it.
- ESPN NFL scoreboard: schedule, records, venue, broadcast, the posted spread and the total. site.api.espn.com
- ESPN NFL game summaries for the completed Week 1 and Week 2 games: the two-game player totals, summed from the box scores. espn.com
- Kalshi public markets API, the Los Angeles Rams at Denver Broncos game market: the contract this page links to. Prices are read live in your browser, never stored here. external-api.kalshi.com
- The headline on this page: A rematch of a Super Bowl that never. Read 2026-09-22. www.nbclosangeles.com
- Polymarket Gamma API, event nfl-la-den-2026-09-28: the second venue in the price strip, also read live. gamma-api.polymarket.com
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