Los Angeles Rams at Philadelphia Eagles Preview & Picks
Philadelphia are tipped to cover as they seal a spot in the NFC Championship Game.
Saquon Barkley ran all over the Rams in Week 12 and is likely to dominate on the ground again.
Pair that with a shutdown defense that can get to the quarterback, and you have the recipe for an Eagles victory.
- Philadelphia Eagles are 8-2-0 ATS in their last 10 games
- Philadelphia Eagles are 5-1-0 ATS in their last 6 home games
- Philadelphia Eagles beat Los Angeles by 17 points back on November 24
- The Over cashed when the two teams met in the regular season
Head To Head
- Philadelphia Eagles lead the all-time series 24-20-1
- Philadelphia Eagles won 37-20 when the two teams last met on November 24
Los Angeles Rams Form
Los Angeles head to Philadelphia having overcome the late relocation of their Wildcard game to advance in the playoffs.
The Rams made a rough start to the season as they lost four of their first five games, but they turned things around in late October.
They won nine times in an 11-game spell, including scoring big road wins over division rivals Seattle, 26-20 in overtime, and San Francisco, 12-6 in regulation.
Los Angeles’ run included a five-game win streak that was ended by a 30-25 defeat to Seattle on the final day of the regular season.
However, the Rams had done enough to make the playoffs and they advanced from the Wildcard round courtesy of a 27-9 victory over Minnesota in Arizona.
Philadelphia Eagles Form
Philadelphia enter this matchup having dominated over since the first half of October, winning 13 of their last 14 games.
The Eagles split their first four games of the campaign, but sparked their fantastic run of form when they downed Cleveland 20-16 back on October 13.
They reeled off 10 consecutive victories, including a 24-19 victory when they visited Baltimore, before finally seeing that run end with a 36-33 defeat at Washington.
Philadelphia rebounded immediately though to close out the regular season with home wins over division rivals Dallas, 41-7, and the New York Giants, 20-13.
The Eagles then kicked off their postseason campaign with a 22-10 victory over Green Bay in the Wildcard round.