2 hours Ago By Erik Beaston
Sunday Night Football features a high-stakes Week 12 showdown as the Philadelphia Eagles fly west to battle the Los Angeles Rams on NBC. The Eagles enter the game riding a five-game winning streak that has allowed them to soar to the top of the conference while the Rams are still alive in the NFC West following a 4-1 stretch. Can Matthew Stafford, Cooper Kupp, and the rest of the Rams squad halt the Eagles' momentum or will Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, and Philadelphia's explosive offense prove too much for their opponent's young defense? Find out what the oddsmakers have to say with this preview.
Date: Sunday, November 24 Time: 8:20 p.m. EST TV: NBC Streaming: Peacock Eagles Last Five: 5-0 (defeated Giants, Bengals, Jaguars, Cowboys, Commanders) Rams Last Five: 4-1 (defeated Raiders, Vikings, Seahawks, and Patriots; lost to Dolphins) Favorite Eagles +3 Over/Under 49 Moneyline Eagles (-155; bet $100, win $164.
51) Rams (+130; bet $100, win $230.00) Jalen Hurts has thrown for over 250 yards just three times this season. The Eagles signal caller is a threat with his feet as much as he is his arm, making him a dual threat and at times, limiting his passing totals.
Oddsmakers have him at +185 to throw for at least 250 yards in Week 12 and +380 to exceed 275. While those may be risky numbers for Hurts given the Eagles' gameplan, but the Rams have the 22nd-ranked pass offense and give up 223.3 yards per game on a 66.
4 completion percentage. Add to those numbers an elite wide receiver in AJ Brown and a running back in Saquon Barkley who can contribute to the passing game and you have even more reason to believe that the Eagles quarterback could have one of the most prolific games of his season so far. Those 250 passing yards feel like a safe bet, as long as the Eagles can slow the Rams' defense's explosive, young pass rush.
Demarcus Robinson may not be the highest-profile wide receiver on the Rams roster but Matthew Stafford loves finding him down the field for a tone-changing gain and the veteran quarterback will have opportunities to do just that against an occasionally aggressive Eagles defense. In eight of the 10 games Robinson has played this season, he has eight in which he caught a ball for 14 yards or more. With Eagles defenders' hands full with the elusive Cooper Kupp, the physical Puka Nacua, and the possibility of Kyren Williams catching a ball out of the backfield and taking it for a touchdown, Robinson will have match-ups against third or fourth DBs that will prove favorable.
If he can take advantage of them, a reception over 14.5 yards, even against a stingy Philadelphia secondary, is a given. Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook Gambling problem? Call (877-8-HOPENY) or text HOPENY (467369).
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