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Top Rams News: Previews and Predictions for Rams at Cardinals in Week 2

WOODLAND HILLS, Calif – Throughout the regular season, theRams.com will be taking a look around the internet for the top Rams headlines of the day. Here's a look at what's out there for Saturday, Sept. 14, about your Los Angeles Rams before they open the season against the Cardinals on Sunday.

Experts make their predictions for Week 2

Here's a collection of analysts' predictions and previews for Rams-Cardinals:

  • Four of NFL.com's five analysts picked the Rams to beat the Cardinals on Sunday. Read why Gennaro Filice chose the Rams here.
  • Four of the Sports Illustrated/The MMQB staffers picked the Rams to win in Arizona. All of their Week 2 predictions can be seen here.
  • Of ESPN's 11 experts, seven chose the Rams to come out on top in Week 2. Picks for every game can be viewed here.

Preview coverage from therams.com

Other preview coverage heading into Week 2

  • The Athletic's Jourdan Rodrigue on wide receivers coach Eric Yarber preparing his players for big moments
    • "As early as it could possibly be, I've known Yarbs and his energy. It's cool seeing that he hasn't lost any of it at all. He's still the same guy he was eight years ago, and those guys are getting the same vigor, the same intensity that I was getting (back) in my rookie year." - Cooper Kupp
  • LA Times' Gary Klein on John Johnson III speaking with school children
    • "I got a collection of personalities and styles of play. I do have stories, and different ways to skin a cat." - John Johnson III
  • The Athletic's Ted Nguyen on five units with the best chance to improve in Week 2, including the Rams' defense
    • "One of the major questions for the Rams heading into the season was how their defense would look without future Hall of Famer Aaron Donald. They were gashed on the ground in Week 1 by the Detroit Lions, who rushed for 163 yards with the league's highest rushing success rate (73.3 percent) on designed runs. But it took Detroit overtime to score 26 points on the young Rams defense." - Ted Nguyen

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