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Rams vs. Lions Same-Game Parlay for + Odds at FanDuel. Rams +3. Jared Goff over passing yards. Rams vs Lions same-game parlay. FanDuel Logo. Rams team total Over Kyren Williams Under rushing yards. Matthew Stafford Over Our predicted final score for this NFL matchup rams lions parlay Rams Lions. This prediction is based on each team's average score following 10, game simulations. Find out how to build a Rams vs. Lions Same Game Parlay for Sunday Night Football, as Joe breaks down his favorite picks and props.
Rams vs. Lions Prediction, Picks and Odds
SNF Same-Game Parlay Rams vs. Lions: Detroit Dome Showdown
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About injuries, the Lions will not have the services of Kalif Raymond on Sunday night, and Sam LaPorta seems likely to play after getting hurt in Week LaPorta was able to practice toward the end of the week and would be a nice boost for an already explosive offense. Rams lions parlay The Rams only worry about a questionable tag for Tyler Higbee.
Higbee has a shoulder injury but was rested in Week Puka Nacua only played long enough to secure rookie receiving records and was promptly removed from the game. All of these players should be in good health, coming in with only a question of rust and rhythm. Los Angeles Offense 8th — Detroit Offense 4th — Detroit featured one of the most extreme splits between home and road scoring.
Jared Goff has been long known for his ability to cook at home and often struggles on the road. Tonight, the Rams will see an offense that averaged more than 30 PPG in their building. Defensively, both teams are pretty close. They are both below the league average concerning scoring defense.
The difference is the Rams are closer to the middle of the pack in defensive categories on a per-attempt basis. On the other hand, the Lions are elite at stuffing the run, allowing fewer than 4 yards per rushing attempt this season. However, Detroit finished ranked 30th in yards per pass attempt on defense. Over the last three weeks, the Lions gave up over 9 yards per pass attempt.
While Sean McVay operates a balanced offense predicated on a dynamic rushing attack, I suspect his quarterback is going to sling the ball around his old yard often on Sunday night. This game has all of the makings of a shootout. 
The Lions can score in bunches and allow huge plays on defense.
The Rams can move the ball with their equally capable plethora of offensive weapons. This should be a good one, everybody. I feel like I might kick myself for this one, but I am just going to get lost in the possibilities like the public for this game. With such a high total, it would not be shocking to see things tighten up and both teams play a bit more conservatively.