2014 · Week 14

Final

Rams

St. Louis

QB Shaun Hill

24·0

Commanders

Washington

QB Colt McCoy

FedExField · outdoors · grass · 45°F · wind 8mph

Closing spread

STL -2.5

Total

44.5

Model margin

+2.9est.

WAS perspective

Push chance

None

half-point line — cannot push

Win probability

  • Commanders
  • Rams

How each play moved the game.

Commanders winsRams wins

Matchup

Where the edges are

Season-long league percentiles for both sides, mirrored. The saturated side of a lopsided row holds the edge.

The rivalry

All square 7–7 since 1999

RAMS have won 2 straight. Meetings average 40.6 points. WAS are 6-8 ATS in the series.

Previous meetings
SeasonMatchupScoreWinner
2023 · W15WAS @ LA2028RAMS
2020 · W5LA @ WAS3010RAMS
2017 · W2WAS @ LA2720WAS
2015 · W2STL @ WAS1024WAS
2012 · W2WAS @ STL2831RAMS
2011 · W4WAS @ STL1710WAS
2010 · W3WAS @ STL1630RAMS
2009 · W2STL @ WAS79WAS

Box score

Individual performances

Commanders

Passing

PlayerC/AttYdsTDINT
Colt McCoy20/3219902
Robert Griffin III3/43300

Rushing

PlayerCarYdsAvgTD
Colt McCoy2115.50
Silas Redd188.00
Alfred Morris860.80

Receiving

PlayerRecTgtYdsTD
Pierre Garcon911950
Santana Moss35430
Silas Redd34360
Jordan Reed37250
Andre Roberts22110
Alfred Morris13110
Niles Paul1170
Ryan Grant1340

Where this game is likely to land

  • Model
  • Smooth (normal)
  • Betting line

Probability of each final margin. Football scoring clusters — the spikes at 3 and 7 are real, and a smooth model misses them.

line -2.53.9%2.6%6.9%7.5%3.1%4.8%3.0%

Positive margins favour Commanders; negative favour Rams.

Half-point at risk

2.02%

outcomes that flip if the line moves 0.5

Model home win

56.7%

Expected total

44.5est.

Model

Where the number comes from

Each component is additive, in points of expected margin.

  • Team ratings (opponent-adjusted EPA)-2.65
  • Home-field advantage+2.49
  • Quarterback adjustment+3.03
  • Rest differential0.00
  • Expected margin+2.86

One or both ratings are carry-over priors — no games have been played this season yet, so treat this as a starting assumption rather than a read.