The Los Angeles Rams have shown resilience on offense despite missing several key players on the offensive line. Matthew Stafford led the unit effectively in their last game, and this week presents another favorable matchup against an Arizona defense that lacks both a pass rush and reliable cornerbacks. If Rob Havenstein returns, Stafford should have even more time in the pocket to pick apart the Cardinals' secondary. Additionally, Arizona's struggles against the run create a prime opportunity for Kyren Williams to make a significant impact on the ground, adding balance to the Rams’ offensive attack.

Even without Aaron Donald, the Rams’ defense is poised to put pressure on Kyler Murray. Sean McVay has a history of success against Arizona, boasting a 14-2 record against the Cardinals. While Arizona's offense has shown flashes of potential, they are likely to face difficulties against a Rams unit capable of disrupting both the pass and run game. The Rams’ defensive scheme should focus on containing Murray’s mobility and forcing him into uncomfortable situations, leveraging their advantage in matchups across the field.

The Rams are expected to control this game with a balanced offensive approach, capitalizing on the Cardinals' weaknesses in both pass and run defense. Defensively, the Rams have consistently had Arizona's number under McVay, and they are well-positioned to limit Kyler Murray's effectiveness by applying pressure and maintaining disciplined coverage.