It’s rare for fantasy industry consensus to fall completely out of sync with Las Vegas expectations for a team and its players, but we may have such a situation developing with the Los Angeles Rams.Sean McVay’s team is currently a tier-of-one favorite to win the Super Bowl (+550), plus they have the highest win total in the NFL (11.5). Last season, L.A.’s offense led the league in scoring, total yardage, passing yardage and yards per play, so you might assume the top of every fantasy expert’s cheat sheet would be loaded with Rams.But you’d be wrong. Fantasy analysts are not so easily impressed.As a community, we are aligned with Vegas on Puka Nacua … and no other member of this team. Nacua is the overall No. 2 wide receiver in terms of expert consensus rank (ECR), just behind Ja’Marr Chase. Sportsbooks collectively peg him as the fourth-most likely candidate to win Offensive Player of the Year. Nacua and Chase have the highest full-season reception totals, too. Perfect harmony between fantasy touts and oddsmakers, as you’d expect.Nacua’s quarterback has not retained the interest of fantasy experts, however. Matthew Stafford, coming off a season in which he led the league in passing yardage (4,707) and passing touchdowns (46), is naturally among the sportsbook favorites to repeat as NFL MVP. He has the second-highest passing TD total (30.5) after Joe Burrow (32.5). Vegas loves him, as they should. Stafford is an actual wizard: