INGLEWOOD, CA -DECEMBER 17: Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford (9) stands in the pocket to deliver a pass during third quarter action against the Washington Commanders at SoFi Stadium on December 17, 2023. (Photo by Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post via Getty Images) The Washington Commanders are 2-4-1 after a Week 8 win over the Eagles on Sunday Night Football at home. That win kept them in the division race, two games behind the Giants and 1.5 behind the Cowboys. The Eagles now reside in the NFC East basement thanks to last night’s loss.The Commanders will be home again as they try to use this week’s win after the bye as a springboard for a much better second half of the season. The Los Angeles Rams are coming to town, but they don’t look like the juggernaut they were made out to be before the season started. They’re 4-4 after winning the Battle of LA over the Chargers this week. The Rams have won two straight against teams with a combined 4 wins and they all came from the Raiders.Join our partner FanDuel for all your betting needsOpening odds for the Commanders have them as 5.5-point home underdogs against the Los Angeles Rams. The Over/Under opens at 47.5 in a game expected to be higher scoring than last week’s game against the Eagles.FanDuel oddsPoint spread: Commanders +5.5Point total: 47.5Moneyline: Rams -260, Commanders +215Commanders fans, take command of game day!Follow the action and share every cheer, question and instant reaction with fellow fans on the SB Nation app.Enjoy faster commenting and postingChat live during every gameBrowse with fewer adsSeamlessly move between communitiesDownload the SB Nation app on iOS or Android.
Commanders vs. Rams odds: Opening lines for Week 9 matchup

The Commanders are big home underdogs against the Rams
Key Takeaways
- Rams odds: Opening lines for Week 9 matchup.
- (Photo by Jonathan Newton/The Washington Post via Getty Images) The Washington Commanders are 2-4-1 after a Week 8 win over the Eagles on Sunday Night Football at home.
- That win kept them in the division race, two games behind the Giants and 1.5 behind the Cowboys.
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