| Spread | Total | ML | Main ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Rams | -1.5 β | O 27.5 β | 100%100% | 100% Kalshi |
Eagles | +1.5 β | U 27.5 β | 0%0% | β |


| Spread | Total | Moneyline | Main ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Los Angeles Rams | -1.5 β | O 27.5 β | 100%100% | 100% Kalshi |
Philadelphia Eagles | +1.5 β | U 27.5 β | 0%0% | β |
The Los Angeles Rams are 1-2 and still the favorite in Philadelphia, trading at 63.5% blended (64% on Kalshi, 63% on Polymarket) against a 2-1 Eagles team that is 1-0 at home. The spread is where the board actually splits: Rams -3.5 sits at 51% on Kalshi and 49% on Polymarket, a coin flip that lands on the same number DraftKings posted at Rams -3.5. Both teams arrive off their worst game of the season, the Rams losing 30-26 to Denver and the Eagles getting held to 7 points in a 27-7 loss to Chicago, and $4.0M of cross-platform volume has not moved the price off that read.
Los Angeles is the favorite at 63.5% on the blended board, 64% on Kalshi and 63% on Polymarket, with $1.09M of volume on the Rams moneyline leg alone and $1.05M on the Eagles side. That is a 1-point cross-platform gap on a market carrying over $2.1M, so there is no venue edge worth chasing on the straight winner. The whole board has taken $4.0M across two platforms.
The record mismatch is the interesting part. The Rams are 1-2 and the Eagles are 2-1, and the market has the 1-2 team as a better-than-6-in-10 shot on the road. The results explain it. Philadelphia won 24-22 over Washington and 24-20 over Tennessee, two games decided by a combined six points, then lost 27-7 to Chicago in Week 3. Los Angeles lost 27-7 to San Francisco in Week 1, beat the Giants 28-6 in Week 2, and lost 30-26 to Denver in Week 3. Across three games the Rams have scored 61 points and allowed 63; the Eagles have scored 55 and allowed 69. The market is pricing point differential, not win-loss.
Rams -3.5 is the only spread rung on this board with snapshot history, and it is the closest thing to a 50/50 on the page: 51% on Kalshi, 49% on Polymarket, 50% blended. That 2-point gap is the widest disagreement anywhere on the primary markets, and it is the spot where Polymarket gives the better price if you want the Rams to cover.
The rest of the ladder reads cleanly off that anchor. Rams -2.5 trades at 59%, Rams -1.5 at 61%, Rams -6.5 at 40.5%, and Rams -7.5 at 35%. On the other side, Eagles -3.5 is 25% and Eagles -2.5 is 32%. The implied median margin is a Rams win by roughly three and a half, which is exactly where the sportsbook number sits, so the prediction markets and the book are in agreement on this game.
The board's deepest total rung is over 46.5 at 39%, but the fair number is lower. Over 42.5 trades at 52% and over 43.5 at 47.5%, which brackets the market total right around 43. DraftKings posted 42.5. Two teams averaging 20.3 and 18.3 points per game respectively support the number: neither offense has cleared 28 points in a game this season, and the Eagles have been held to 7 once already.
Matthew Stafford has thrown 67 of 111 for 872 yards with 6 touchdowns and 4 interceptions, the most passing volume of any quarterback in this game by a wide margin. Davante Adams is his primary target with 18 catches for 358 yards and 2 touchdowns, and Kyren Williams has 38 carries for 214 yards and a touchdown. Jalen Hurts has been the quieter passer at 56 of 87 for 620 yards, 5 touchdowns and 3 interceptions, with Saquon Barkley at 34 carries for 174 yards, a 5.1-yard average on a thin carry count. Dontayvion Wicks leads Philadelphia receivers with 9 catches for 179 yards and a touchdown.
Barkley's usage is the number to watch. Thirty-four carries across three games is a light workload for a back the Eagles offense is built around, and the 43-point market total assumes Philadelphia does not suddenly control the game on the ground.
The moneyline has held. Kalshi captured the Rams at 64% on every snapshot from just after midnight ET through late morning, with no tick off that number, while Polymarket drifted one point from 64% to 63% over the same window. Rams -3.5 was equally still: 51% on Kalshi across 63 captures, 50% to 49% on Polymarket. The over 46.5 rung sat at 39% on all five of its captures. This is a board that opened where it is now, and the overnight money reinforced the price rather than moving it.
Scope matters here. These captures reach back about 14 hours, not to a true market open, so this is an overnight read and not a full price history.
Philadelphia is defending a division lead with the NFC East market live, and the Eagles playoff market reprices off results like this one. Los Angeles is chasing in the NFC West behind a 3-0 San Francisco team that already beat them, which makes the Rams season wins market the cleaner expression of a Rams-believer view than any single game. The full NFL board and the rest of today's slate carry the other Week 4 games.
The moneyline resolves to the team that wins the game. Spread rungs settle on the final margin of victory, so Rams -3.5 pays if Los Angeles wins by 4 or more. Total rungs settle on the combined final score of both teams, so over 42.5 pays at 43 combined points or more. All markets settle on the official final score once the game goes final at Lincoln Financial Field on October 4, 2026, and overtime counts toward the final score for every market on this board. If the game is postponed, Kalshi and Polymarket carry the markets to the rescheduled date under their own event rules rather than voiding; a game abandoned without an official result voids.
As of the morning of October 4, 2026, the Los Angeles Rams are the favorite at 63.5% blended, 64% on Kalshi and 63% on Polymarket. The Philadelphia Eagles are the underdog at 37.5%, 37% on Kalshi and 38% on Polymarket.
Both Kalshi and Polymarket list the game. Kalshi runs it under the KXNFLGAME series and Polymarket under its NFL event for the date. The moneyline alone has taken about $2.1M across the two venues, with roughly $4.0M on the full board including spreads, totals and props.
Rams -3.5 is the anchor and it is a coin flip, 51% on Kalshi and 49% on Polymarket. Rams -2.5 trades at 59%, Rams -6.5 at 40.5%, and Eagles -3.5 at 25%. DraftKings posted the same Rams -3.5 number, so the prediction markets and the sportsbook agree on the line.
The market total sits near 43 points. Over 42.5 trades at 52% and over 43.5 at 47.5%, which brackets the fair number just above 42.5, the number DraftKings posted. The Rams are averaging 20.3 points a game and the Eagles 18.3.
Kickoff is 1:00 PM ET on Sunday, October 4, 2026, at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, on FOX as a national broadcast. It is a Week 4 game.
All markets settle once the game goes final on October 4, 2026, typically within a few hours of the final whistle. The moneyline pays on the winner, the spread on the final margin and the totals on the combined score, with overtime included.