The Los Angeles Rams are being hailed as a team no one wants to face come playoff time.

Rams’ Offense: A Growing Threat

In the unpredictable world of the NFL, where playoff paths are never easy, former quarterback and ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky has sparked debate by naming the Los Angeles Rams as a surprise contender for the Super Bowl. Despite their 7-6 record, Orlovsky believes the Rams’ offense, led by Matthew Stafford and orchestrated by head coach Sean McVay, makes them a formidable opponent no one wants to face in the postseason.

“When they’re healthy, they can win the whole thing,” Orlovsky declared on ESPN’s Get Up. His confidence in the Rams stems from their resilience and ability to deliver under pressure, as demonstrated in their recent games.

A Look Back: What Makes the Rams Dangerous

The Rams nearly upset the Detroit Lions twice in the past year—once in last January’s playoffs and again in Week 1 of this season. Both times, Stafford and the Rams’ offense showcased their knack for keeping games competitive, even when facing adversity.

On Sunday, they reminded everyone just how dangerous they can be. In a thrilling showdown against the Buffalo Bills, the Rams came out on top despite an impressive six-touchdown performance by Bills quarterback Josh Allen. This victory cemented their status as a team capable of disrupting any playoff scenario.

The Path Forward

The Rams’ remaining schedule appears manageable, giving them a clear path to secure their playoff destiny. However, if they fail to win the NFC West, their road to the Super Bowl will be a daunting one—likely requiring three consecutive road victories against top-tier competition.

For now, Orlovsky’s point resonates: the Rams are the team to avoid in the postseason. “If you’re Detroit or if you’re Philadelphia, you better pray that this offense doesn’t get into the playoffs,” he warned.

What Lies Ahead for NFC Powerhouses?

While Detroit and Philadelphia sit atop the NFC standings and are primed for favorable playoff positions, Orlovsky’s comments serve as a reminder to tread cautiously. The Rams may be the dark horse no team sees coming—until it’s too late.

Whether the Rams can capitalize on their momentum and navigate the grueling playoff gauntlet remains to be seen. But if recent performances are any indication, this team is peaking at the right time, making Orlovsky’s bold prediction something NFL fans—and competitors—should take seriously.