Philadelphia Eagles vs. Los Angeles Rams Same Game Parlay Picks, Odds & Predictions

The Week 12 installment of Sunday Night Football takes NFL bettors back to SoFi Stadium where the Los Angeles Rams will face a tall order in the white-hot Philadelphia Eagles who invade Tinseltown winners of six straight. Nick Sirianni’s troops extended the win streak last Thursday night by erupting in the fourth quarter to score a huge 26-18 win and cover against the Washington Commanders to take hold of the top seed in the NFC East. As for the Rams, Sean McVay’s squad got back in the win column by taking care of business in Foxboro against the Patriots to even their record up for the season. PROLINE+ opened the NFL odds for this SNF matchup with the Eagles laying 3-points and the total lined 48. Though Philly has logged a heavy percentage of the bets and money, reverse line movement saw the market correct to 2.5 with heavier vig affixed to Philadelphia. Total bettors are enamored with the over with 70+ percent of the tickets and handle expecting points to dent the scoreboard forcing a 1.-point move to 49.

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Philadelphia Eagles vs. Los Angeles Rams NFL Same Game Parlay:

If not for shockingly allowing Jacksonville to score 23 second half points in the infamous backwards hurdle game, Saquon Barkley and his mates would storm Silicon Valley having covered five straight for NFL bettors. Since struggling to put points on the board in their first five games, mostly due to injury, the Eagles offense has been firing on all cylinders recently having gone for 30+ points in the last five games. Armed with the league’s No. 1 ranked rushing attack that shreds the opposition for 181+ yards per game and 5.0 yards per carry (#5), the 1-2 punch of Jalen Hurts and No. 26 are likely to run roughshod upon the Rams 22^nd ranked pass defense that’s served up 223+ yards per game and 7.5 yards per pass attempt (#28). For one reason or another, Philadelphia has had issues getting its passing game going with Hurts yet to throw for 250+ yards dating back to Week 6. Injuries have played a role with A.J. Brown in and out of the huddle, and DeVonta Smith currently dealing with a hamstring injury that currently lists him questionable to play. Either way, the O-Line better have an idea of where Jared Verse is at all times with the rookie coming into his own over the last month.

The injury bug has been none too kind to the Rams as well. Puka Nacua entered the year iffy for the opener in Detroit, and was lost for the next five weeks after reaggravating his knee injury against the Lions. Then in Week 2, it was Cooper Kupp that succumbed to an ankle injury that forced him to the sidelines for the next five weeks. Both playmakers returned in Week 8 when LA ousted the Vikings 30-20 under the Thursday night lights. Since then, the Rams have transformed into a completely different team, with Matthew Stafford and the offense ramping up production and the defense making significant strides. This resurgence has propelled them to 4-1 SU and 3-2 ATS records over their last five games, bringing them back to the .500 mark. This test however will inarguably be the team’s toughest with Philadelphia possessing strengths on both sides of the ball that coincide directly with the Rams weaknesses. But with home wins already logged against NFC heavyweights San Francisco and Minnesota, Los Angeles has already exhibited game-winning tendencies against some of the best the conference currently has to offer.

The Rams clock in 4-3 SU and ATS as a regular season home dog up to three points with McVay roaming the sideline. The over cashed in four of those matchups with an average of 53.1 points scored. As fantastic Philly’s defense has been in recent weeks with the secondary playing a huge role as to why, I’m interested to see how its rookie playmakers fare in this one running up against two of the league’s more lethal pass catchers. Provided Stafford’s front wall gives him the time required to find his playmakers in space, I foresee the negative regression monster humbling Quinyon Mitchell and Co. in a big way. There’s just something about the Rams catching points in their home digs with McVay calling the shots that almost always has me leaning their way. They’ve already gotten the job done against San Fran and Minny, and nearly got Green Bay as well with a skeleton crew catching passes. Now at full strength and in search of another season-defining win, I’m hitting that moneyline and expecting a shootout to occur with the team that last holds possession of the pigskin in a position to win the game.

• LOS ANGELES RAMS +130
• PHILADELPHIA/LOS ANGELES OVER 49
• JALEN HURTS OVER 220.5 PASSING YARDS
• MATTHEW STAFFORD OVER 23.5 PASS COMPLETIONS

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