Super Bowl stock report for Week 7: Caleb Williams puts Bears back in contention, Rams devolve into disaster — SkimNews
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- Los Angeles Rams fell to 2-4 after a Week 6 home loss to the Arizona Cardinals, dropping them to last in the NFC West with Davante Adams, Poona Ford, and Kobie Turner all landing on injured reserve
- Matthew Stafford has regressed from his 2025 MVP form, while the Rams' special teams remain 'a complete disaster' and the defense visibly misses Myles Garrett
- Caleb Williams returned from injury to complete 83.3% of his passes in a 31-23 win over the Atlanta Falcons, a career high and the best mark by any Bears quarterback with 30-plus attempts in franchise history
- Cleveland Browns lead the AFC North at 4-2 for the first time since 2014, yet hold the sixth-longest Super Bowl odds on the board at +20000
- Super Bowl odds entering Week 7: 49ers lead at +540, followed by Chiefs and Bills at +750, with Rams and Seahawks tied at +1200 and Bears at +1500
- Week 7's marquee matchup pits Caleb Williams against Drake Maye on Thursday Night Football when the Patriots visit the Bears, while Kenneth Walker III faces his former Seahawks teammates as a Chief
Why it matters: The Rams' fall from preseason Super Bowl favorites to last place in the NFC West in six games, compounded by three starters hitting injured reserve, turns their next four games into a near must-win stretch. Williams' return simultaneously restores the Bears as a credible NFC contender just in time for a prime-time measuring stick against Maye and the Patriots.
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