The Packers improved to 5-0 straight up (4-1 against the spread) with a 25-14 win over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday Night Football in Week 5, but they had to overcome an early 14-0 deficit to claim that victory.

Mason Crosby booted two of his four field goals on the night in the second quarter to cut Green Bay's deficit to 14-6, and Aaron Rodgers tossed a pair of touchdown strikes in the second half to keep the Packers unbeaten on the year.

Rodgers had another productive day for the Packers in Week 5, completing 26 of his 39 pass attempts for 396 yards with the two TD strikes and no interceptions. James Jones and Greg Jennings had the TD catches in the win.

The Rams had a bye in Week 5, which froze their record at 0-4 straight up and a wallet-emptying 0-4 against the NFL betting lines for another week. In St. Louis' last game in Week 4 they were beaten 17-10 at home by the Washington Redskins.

Sam Bradford went 20-of-43 for just 164 yards through the air for the Rams in that loss, with one touchdown pass and no interceptions, and Steven Jackson was held to only 45 yards rushing on 17 carries but had the TD catch.

The Packers and Rams last met in 2009 in St. Louis, with Green Bay rolling to a 36-17 road win as a 6.5-point favorite. Overall the Rams are just 2-3 both straight up and against the spread in their last five games against the Packers.

The Bodog Sportsbook will have the opening NFL odds and total for this matchup this week, along with fresh lines on the Super Bowl futures board – the Packers are favorites at 7/2 on that list, with the Rams way back at 250/1.

Get all your NFL odds at Bodog.