LA @ TB Preview GAME SIM PROJECTION
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LA
Rams

30
PROJECTION
| WIN% | PROJ | |
|---|---|---|
| LA | 92% | 30 |
| TB | 8% | 13 |
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TB
Buccaneers
Rams by 17.3
Run it 50 times and Rams win 92% of them, by 17.3 on average (30-13).
Matchup Breakdown
How the model sees it unfold — the matchups that decide the game, from 50 simulationsKeys to the Game
- Emeka Egbuka (Buccaneers) vs Trent McDuffie (Rams) - winner: Trent McDuffie, holding him to 32 yds on just 33% open, 1.0 INT a game, - shut down all game.
- Bucky Irving (Buccaneers) vs Kamren Curl (Rams) - winner: Kamren Curl, holding him to 2.6 yds a carry - no daylight all game.
- Puka Nacua (Rams) vs Jacob Parrish (Buccaneers) - winner: Puka Nacua, open on 66% of routes for 8.6/11.2, 77 yds a game - money in this spot.
- Davante Adams (Rams) vs Zyon McCollum (Buccaneers) - winner: Davante Adams, open on 59% of routes for 5.6/8.5, 60 yds a game - separation all day.
In the Trenches
- Don't expect much heat from the Rams — a 50% win rate yields only 5.8 sacks and 31.0 pressures a game, with Byron Young (1.9 sacks, 7.0 pressures a game) setting the tone.
- The Buccaneers may have to manufacture pressure, winning 50% up front for 4.1 sacks a game — Yaya Diaby (1.1 sacks, 6.0 pressures a game) out front.
Through the Air
- Puka Nacua is the go-to for the Rams, separating on 66% of routes for 77 yds a game.
- The Buccaneers lean on Emeka Egbuka, good for 3.8 catches and 32 yds a game while breaking open on 33% of his routes.
- Trent McDuffie (Rams) locks down his side, giving up open windows on just 30% of routes, good for 1.0 INT a game.
On the Ground
- The Rams lean on Kyren Williams, 15 carries for 68 yds a game at 4.6 a carry, finding room off right tackle.
- Bucky Irving carries the load for the Buccaneers, 13 carries for 34 yds a game at 2.6 a carry with tough sledding.
Model vs Market
LA by 17.3 (92% to win) Projected total 42 pts Matthew Stafford ~272 pass yds (250+ 64%) Kyren Williams ~68 rush yds (70+ 44%) Davante Adams ~91 rec yds, 5.6 rec (70+ 64%)








