Analyzing the Eagles vs Rams Same-Game Parlay for Sunday Night Football in Week 12

• The Philadelphia Eagles are in Los Angeles paying a visit to the Rams at 8:20 pm ET on Sunday, November 24
• The only thing left for us to do at this point is throw down a little Eagles/Rams SGP for the vibes
• See below to find the best Philadelphia Eagles vs Los Angeles Rams same-game parlay

Week 12 in the NFL is g0ing to be a special one. I can feel it. But here’s the thing. There is a way this could take a turn to negative town. What if, and this is a big if, we forgot to get a bet in the on the Philadelphia Eagles vs Los Angeles Rams game? I’ve seen that happen to people before. They’re hanging out eating and drinking with their friends all day watching the early games, and then they just forget to get a bet in for Sunday Night Football. That would be a tragedy and we’re not going down that road. Lucky for us, I’ve already done close to 2,500 mental simulations on this game. There are three bets we can go ahead and parlay right now. There is no way we’ll forget to bet on this game if we bet on it right now. Feels like the move.

Eagles vs Rams Same-Game Parlay Picks

All three legs of this Eagles/Rams SGP come add up to +166 odds using FanDuel’s 15% parlay profit boost.

Odds as of Nov. 23 at FanDuel. Get a bonus for SNF using SBD’s top sports betting apps. Check out SBD’s guide on SGP betting for NFL if you’re new to same-game parlays.

AJ Brown Legacy Game Is Coming

People forget about AJ Brown. I don’t know how but they do. I get the fact that he is in a crowded offense but he’s still AJ Brown. The man is capable of video game numbers. All he needs is the right situation and he could go nuclear.

Don’t tell anyone, but the right situation could come as early as tonight.

Eagles WR DeVonta Smith (hamstring) out for Week 12 vs. Rams pic.twitter.com/5y5Ib6TMAt

— NFL (@NFL) November 22, 2024

One man’s injury is another man’s opportunity and that’s exactly what we have happening tonight. With DeVonta Smith missing, there is a huge void in the Eagles receiving game. I know he doesn’t have eye-popping numbers this season but the Eagles’ target tree is pretty small. It’s more like a target branch. Anyone missing is a big deal.

Even if Brown only sees one or two extra targets, that is huge for us Brown backers. Opponents matter in the NFL and the Eagles are looking at a fun one Sunday night. On the season, only two teams in the entire NFL have allowed more yards per attempt than the Los Angeles Rams. We’re talking 7.5 yards every time the opposing quarterback throws the ball. That’s terrible.

Given the nature of the type of receiver AJ Brown is, as well as the extra target or two he’ll see in this thing, it’s hard to imagine he doesn’t finish with at least 60 receiving yards. I’d be shocked if he didn’t go over this number in the first half. Maybe even in the first quarter.

The Rams Have Legit Receivers Too

Here’s what makes the NFL fun. Every team seems to have multiple superstars. For every AJ Brown, there is another receiver on another team that might not be exactly the same, but they’re still nasty.

In the case of the Los Angeles Rams, they have two guys that fit the “nasty” description.

Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp against the Patriots:

🐏 13 receptions
🐏 229 yards
🐏 3 touchdowns
🐏 53.9 PPR points pic.twitter.com/iKvmJtkRwE

— PFF Fantasy & Betting (@PFF_Fantasy) November 17, 2024

Taking two receivers on the same team to go over a yardage total feels dumb. Like why would we do that? But the beauty of this move is, Rams Quarterback, Matthew Stafford, only seems to have eyes for Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua. Stafford only threw the ball 27 times last week and 19 of those targets went to Kupp and Nacua. That’s wild.

What I think happens tonight is the Eagles play with a lead. When that happens, the Rams will be forced to move the ball through the air in the second half. I know the Eagles have been good against the receiver position all season long, but we’re talking Kupp and Nacua here. These guys aren’t just any receivers.

The good thing is, I don’t even think we need the Rams to play from behind. If they happen to build a lead and play from ahead, it will be because Kupp and Nacua were involved. Feels right.

• The SGP (+166): AJ Brown 60+ Receiving Yards (-360) + Cooper Kupp 50+ Receiving Yards (-245) + Puka Nacua 50+ Receiving Yards (-310)
• Wager: 1 Unit to win 1.66 Units using FanDuel Boost
• 2024 SBD SNF SGP Results – 5-5 (+8.49 Units)

The Philadelphia Eagles will face off against the Los Angeles Rams in a highly anticipated Sunday Night Football matchup in Week 12. As both teams look to secure a crucial win, fans and bettors alike are eagerly analyzing the potential outcomes of the game. One popular betting option that has gained traction in recent years is the same-game parlay, which allows bettors to combine multiple bets within the same game for a potentially higher payout.

When analyzing the Eagles vs Rams same-game parlay for Sunday night, there are several key factors to consider. First and foremost, it’s important to take into account the strengths and weaknesses of each team. The Eagles have shown flashes of brilliance this season, particularly on the defensive side of the ball. Their pass rush, led by players like Fletcher Cox and Brandon Graham, has been a force to be reckoned with. On the other hand, the Rams boast a high-powered offense led by quarterback Matthew Stafford and wide receiver Cooper Kupp.

In terms of betting options, there are a variety of bets that can be included in a same-game parlay for this matchup. For example, bettors may choose to wager on the outcome of the game (moneyline), the point spread, or the total points scored. Additionally, prop bets such as player props or team props can also be included in a same-game parlay.

When constructing a same-game parlay for the Eagles vs Rams matchup, it’s important to consider how each bet interacts with one another. For example, if you believe the Eagles will win the game outright, it may make sense to include bets on their key players to have a big game statistically. Conversely, if you think the Rams will cover the spread, you may want to include bets on their offense to put up big numbers.

Ultimately, the key to a successful same-game parlay is doing thorough research and analysis before placing your bets. By considering the strengths and weaknesses of each team, as well as how each bet interacts with one another, you can increase your chances of hitting on a potentially lucrative parlay. As always, it’s important to gamble responsibly and only wager what you can afford to lose. Good luck and enjoy the game!