Rams are 0-4 ATS in their last 4 meetings in Green Bay
Rams are 0-8 ATS in their last 8 meetings
Favorite is 10-2 ATS in their last 12 meetings
Rams vs. Packers Prediction:
The over is 4-0 in the Packers’ last four games overall, are 7-1 against the number in their last eight games versus a team with a losing record and is 5-1 in their last six conference games. The over is also 14-6 in the Packers’ last 20 games after allowing more than 150 yards rushing in their previous game and is 5-2 in their last seven games after allowing more than 250 yards passing in their previous contest. OV 39.5 /A.Rome
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Rams vs. Packers Betting Trends
Rams are 0-4 ATS in their last 4 meetings in Green Bay
Rams are 0-8 ATS in their last 8 meetings
Favorite is 10-2 ATS in their last 12 meetings
Rams vs. Packers Prediction:
The over is 4-0 in the Packers’ last four games overall, are 7-1 against the number in their last eight games versus a team with a losing record and is 5-1 in their last six conference games. The over is also 14-6 in the Packers’ last 20 games after allowing more than 150 yards rushing in their previous game and is 5-2 in their last seven games after allowing more than 250 yards passing in their previous contest. OV 39.5 /A.Rome
The Rams are winless against the spread in their last eight games against the Packers, including a 0-4 ATS mark in their last four games at Lambeau Field. The Rams are also 6-14-1 against the spread in their last 21 games played in Week 15 and are 2-7-1 against the number in their last 10 games after accumulating less than 90 yards rushing in their previous game. ON the other side, the Packers are 40-18-1 against the spread in their last 59 games after allowing more than 150 yards rushing in their previous game.G.B. -7 /A.Rome
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Rams vs. Packers Betting Trends
Under is 5-1 in Rams last 6 road games
Over is 4-1 in Rams last 5 vs. NFC
Over is 4-0 in Packers last 4 games overall
Over is 4-1 in Packers last 5 home games
Rams vs. Packers Prediction:
The Rams are winless against the spread in their last eight games against the Packers, including a 0-4 ATS mark in their last four games at Lambeau Field. The Rams are also 6-14-1 against the spread in their last 21 games played in Week 15 and are 2-7-1 against the number in their last 10 games after accumulating less than 90 yards rushing in their previous game. ON the other side, the Packers are 40-18-1 against the spread in their last 59 games after allowing more than 150 yards rushing in their previous game.G.B. -7 /A.Rome
Personally, I’m giving the Rams a pass this year. For now, I think you're safe chalking up their struggles to one very long Super Bowl hangover. But if they stink again next year, then I’ll start to worry about the future of Sean McVay’s team.
On the other hand, though, this Packers squad might actually be broken. But hey, at least Aaron Rodgers still owns Chicago, as Green Bay completed its fourth straight regular season series sweep of the Bears last week, bringing the Pack's record up to 5-8 on the year.
However, prior to their latest victory, the Packers had lost seven of their last eight games. And while obviously, Rodgers and co. have had their fair share of struggles throughout the year, Green Bay’s defense has been abysmal since Week 5, highlighted by the Packers surrendering 27+ points in seven of their last nine matchups, and a lofty average of 28.5 PPG across their last four.
Once the regular season begins to wind down, and most teams have accepted their fate, there’s always a few squads left playing pedal to the metal for pride or future endeavors. And now, with Baker Mayfield at the helm for the near future, the Rams check all the boxes necessary to play that role the next few weeks.
Green Bay’s offense has played well recently, though, as Rodgers and co. have now scored 28+ points in three of their last four contests. And while ultimately, they should win this game, it’s almost impossible to warrant laying a touchdown with this Packers squad that’s surrendered an average of 26 PPG on the defensive side of the ball since Week 5. So, I’ll take the over here. By M.Crosso n
Score Prediction: Packers 24, Rams 20 Best Bet: Over 39.5 (-110)
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Personally, I’m giving the Rams a pass this year. For now, I think you're safe chalking up their struggles to one very long Super Bowl hangover. But if they stink again next year, then I’ll start to worry about the future of Sean McVay’s team.
On the other hand, though, this Packers squad might actually be broken. But hey, at least Aaron Rodgers still owns Chicago, as Green Bay completed its fourth straight regular season series sweep of the Bears last week, bringing the Pack's record up to 5-8 on the year.
However, prior to their latest victory, the Packers had lost seven of their last eight games. And while obviously, Rodgers and co. have had their fair share of struggles throughout the year, Green Bay’s defense has been abysmal since Week 5, highlighted by the Packers surrendering 27+ points in seven of their last nine matchups, and a lofty average of 28.5 PPG across their last four.
Once the regular season begins to wind down, and most teams have accepted their fate, there’s always a few squads left playing pedal to the metal for pride or future endeavors. And now, with Baker Mayfield at the helm for the near future, the Rams check all the boxes necessary to play that role the next few weeks.
Green Bay’s offense has played well recently, though, as Rodgers and co. have now scored 28+ points in three of their last four contests. And while ultimately, they should win this game, it’s almost impossible to warrant laying a touchdown with this Packers squad that’s surrendered an average of 26 PPG on the defensive side of the ball since Week 5. So, I’ll take the over here. By M.Crosso n
Score Prediction: Packers 24, Rams 20 Best Bet: Over 39.5 (-110)
It is Baker Mayfield’s season in what is a rather meaningless close for the Rams. With Matthew Stafford and John Wolford both out, Mayfield will draw the start and look to improve what has been a dreadful offense.
The Rams are 31st in scoring 16.8 points per game and gaining 283.0 yards of offense per game. They are second worst running the football with 86.1 rushing yards per game and 25th in passing for 196.9 yards per game. It spoils what otherwise has been a decent defense.
Defensively the team ranks 17th in allowing 22.8 points per game and 13th in allowing 330.5 yards per game. That includes the fourth best rush defense in holding teams to 101.9 yards rushing per game. But they were 22nd against the pass in allowing 228.6 yards per game.
The Rams will be without star defensive lineman Aaron Donald.
The Packers were expected to have one of the top defenses in the league but that hasn’t been the case. They are 19th in allowing 23.2 points per game and 18th in allowing 347.7 yards of offense per game. The pass defense has been solid, ranking third while allowing 192.9 yards passing per game. They have been gashed by the run though with the third worst run defense in allowing 154.8 yards rushing per game.
Offensively, they are 22nd in scoring 20.2 points per game and 15th in total offense at 345.6 yards per game. They are 16th in gaining 220.2 yards passing and 14th in 125.4 yards rushing.
A loaded injury list includes quarterback Aaron Rodgers, running back Aaron Jones and wide receiver Romeo Doubs all probable to play.
Last time out, the Rams ended a six-game losing streak with a victory. Meanwhile the Packers are 2-2 in their last four after a stretch of five straight losses. These teams played twice in calendar year 2021 with the Packers winning a playoff game 32-18 on Jan. 16, 2021 and a regular season game, 36-28, on Nov. 28, 2021.
Data shows 51% of public bets are on the Rams to cover the spread and 57% of bets are on the over. The Rams are 0-4 against the spread in the last four meetings in Green Bay and 0-8 overall.
Dunkel Index pick: Packers -7.5
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Los Angeles Rams: Let Baker Cook?
It is Baker Mayfield’s season in what is a rather meaningless close for the Rams. With Matthew Stafford and John Wolford both out, Mayfield will draw the start and look to improve what has been a dreadful offense.
The Rams are 31st in scoring 16.8 points per game and gaining 283.0 yards of offense per game. They are second worst running the football with 86.1 rushing yards per game and 25th in passing for 196.9 yards per game. It spoils what otherwise has been a decent defense.
Defensively the team ranks 17th in allowing 22.8 points per game and 13th in allowing 330.5 yards per game. That includes the fourth best rush defense in holding teams to 101.9 yards rushing per game. But they were 22nd against the pass in allowing 228.6 yards per game.
The Rams will be without star defensive lineman Aaron Donald.
The Packers were expected to have one of the top defenses in the league but that hasn’t been the case. They are 19th in allowing 23.2 points per game and 18th in allowing 347.7 yards of offense per game. The pass defense has been solid, ranking third while allowing 192.9 yards passing per game. They have been gashed by the run though with the third worst run defense in allowing 154.8 yards rushing per game.
Offensively, they are 22nd in scoring 20.2 points per game and 15th in total offense at 345.6 yards per game. They are 16th in gaining 220.2 yards passing and 14th in 125.4 yards rushing.
A loaded injury list includes quarterback Aaron Rodgers, running back Aaron Jones and wide receiver Romeo Doubs all probable to play.
Last time out, the Rams ended a six-game losing streak with a victory. Meanwhile the Packers are 2-2 in their last four after a stretch of five straight losses. These teams played twice in calendar year 2021 with the Packers winning a playoff game 32-18 on Jan. 16, 2021 and a regular season game, 36-28, on Nov. 28, 2021.
Data shows 51% of public bets are on the Rams to cover the spread and 57% of bets are on the over. The Rams are 0-4 against the spread in the last four meetings in Green Bay and 0-8 overall.
The Rams’ free fall came to a halt last week when the league’s newest vagabond quarterback, Baker Mayfi eld, rallied the defending champs on a 98-yard game-ending touchdown drive to edge the schizoid Raiders, 17-16, as a 7-point home dog. This week they invade Lambeau Field to take on the well-rested Packers as a 7-point road dog. On a scale of fairness, something smells fi shy in the land of cheese. We realize the Baker man proved savior last week, but the fact of the matter is rested home teams on Monday Night games are 25-12 ATS when coming off a SUATS win, including 19-7 ATS as a favorite of 4 or more points. Toss in the fact that the Pack is 7-1 SU and 8-0 ATS in this series since 2007 and you can see where we’re headed. Our QB League check is reminding us that Aaron Rodgers is 23-12-3 ATS in his career against NFC West opponents while Mayfi eld is 0-5 SU and 1-4 ATS in his last fi ve games when coming off a win. We seal the deal with THE CLINCHER: Future Hall of Fame QB Aaron Rodgers is 10-4-1 ATS when coming off a Bye week in his career, including 6-0 SU and 5-0-1 ATS at home. By Playbook
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The Rams’ free fall came to a halt last week when the league’s newest vagabond quarterback, Baker Mayfi eld, rallied the defending champs on a 98-yard game-ending touchdown drive to edge the schizoid Raiders, 17-16, as a 7-point home dog. This week they invade Lambeau Field to take on the well-rested Packers as a 7-point road dog. On a scale of fairness, something smells fi shy in the land of cheese. We realize the Baker man proved savior last week, but the fact of the matter is rested home teams on Monday Night games are 25-12 ATS when coming off a SUATS win, including 19-7 ATS as a favorite of 4 or more points. Toss in the fact that the Pack is 7-1 SU and 8-0 ATS in this series since 2007 and you can see where we’re headed. Our QB League check is reminding us that Aaron Rodgers is 23-12-3 ATS in his career against NFC West opponents while Mayfi eld is 0-5 SU and 1-4 ATS in his last fi ve games when coming off a win. We seal the deal with THE CLINCHER: Future Hall of Fame QB Aaron Rodgers is 10-4-1 ATS when coming off a Bye week in his career, including 6-0 SU and 5-0-1 ATS at home. By Playbook
Indoor favs = OVERS... Indoor dogs = UNDERS! Last week, we looked at the high percentage of UNDERS that have occurred this season in OUTDOOR divisional games. This week, were gonna look at the Indoor teams in our search for any Totals Tidbits. We’ll create a database set for all DOME teams (Atl, Det, Indy, Minn, NOrl, Las Vegas, LA Chargers, LA Rams). And to that ‘set’, we’ll also add the 3 teams that play in retractable roof stadiums (Ariz, Dal, and Hou). Here we go with some eye-poppin’ numbers: Indoor FAVORITES in the 2022 season have gone a consistent 28-8 O/U (78% Overs) since Week Two. And not only that, but in the last eight weeks... these teams have gone amazing 16-1 O/U (94% Overs) when the OU line is 49 or less points. Your three Dome HOME FAVS in Week 15 are: VIKINGS (-3) vs Colts on Saturday... SAINTS (-4) vs Falcons... and CHARGERS (-3) vs Titans on Sunday. On the reverse side, Indoor UNDERDOGS have gone 10-24 O/U this season (71% Unders). That includes 5-19 O/U (79% Unders) since Week 2 when the OU Line is 52 or less points. This week’s Dome DOGS: Texans (+14) vs Chiefs and Raiders (+1) vs Patriots (Keep your eye on this line as we get closer to the weekend).
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Indoor favs = OVERS... Indoor dogs = UNDERS! Last week, we looked at the high percentage of UNDERS that have occurred this season in OUTDOOR divisional games. This week, were gonna look at the Indoor teams in our search for any Totals Tidbits. We’ll create a database set for all DOME teams (Atl, Det, Indy, Minn, NOrl, Las Vegas, LA Chargers, LA Rams). And to that ‘set’, we’ll also add the 3 teams that play in retractable roof stadiums (Ariz, Dal, and Hou). Here we go with some eye-poppin’ numbers: Indoor FAVORITES in the 2022 season have gone a consistent 28-8 O/U (78% Overs) since Week Two. And not only that, but in the last eight weeks... these teams have gone amazing 16-1 O/U (94% Overs) when the OU line is 49 or less points. Your three Dome HOME FAVS in Week 15 are: VIKINGS (-3) vs Colts on Saturday... SAINTS (-4) vs Falcons... and CHARGERS (-3) vs Titans on Sunday. On the reverse side, Indoor UNDERDOGS have gone 10-24 O/U this season (71% Unders). That includes 5-19 O/U (79% Unders) since Week 2 when the OU Line is 52 or less points. This week’s Dome DOGS: Texans (+14) vs Chiefs and Raiders (+1) vs Patriots (Keep your eye on this line as we get closer to the weekend).
Mayfield will be 4th QB to start for Rams this year. — Rams lost eight of last 10 games SU (3-7 ATS). — Rams are 1-3-1 ATS on the road this season. — This is Rams’ 4th game outdoors TY (scored 9-13-10 in first three) — Rams are 3-2 scoring 20+ points, 1-7 when they score less. — In their losses, LA was outscored 121-46 in second half. — Last six games, Rams converted 25-77 (32.5%) on third down. — Rams stayed under their team total nine of last eleven games. — Under McVay, Rams are 7-6-2 ATS as a road dog (0-3-1 TY). — Rams are 19-23-1 ATS last 43 games coming off a win. — Under is 4-1 in their road games this season. — Rams have six takeaways in last three games (one in previous seven).
— Packers lost seven of their last nine games SU. — Packers are 1-3 ATS as a road favorite this season. — Green Bay went over its team total in three of last four games. — Last six games, Green Bay was outscored 103-57 in first half. — Last two games, Packers gave up 518 rushing yards. — Last three games, opponents converted 21-39 on third down. — Under is 4-2 in Packers’ true road games this season. — Green Bay is 1-7 when they run ball for less than 190 yards. — Over is 4-0 in last four Packer games. — Green Bay is 2-4-1 ATS in last seven post-bye games. — Packers haven’t led at halftime since Week 7.
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Mayfield will be 4th QB to start for Rams this year. — Rams lost eight of last 10 games SU (3-7 ATS). — Rams are 1-3-1 ATS on the road this season. — This is Rams’ 4th game outdoors TY (scored 9-13-10 in first three) — Rams are 3-2 scoring 20+ points, 1-7 when they score less. — In their losses, LA was outscored 121-46 in second half. — Last six games, Rams converted 25-77 (32.5%) on third down. — Rams stayed under their team total nine of last eleven games. — Under McVay, Rams are 7-6-2 ATS as a road dog (0-3-1 TY). — Rams are 19-23-1 ATS last 43 games coming off a win. — Under is 4-1 in their road games this season. — Rams have six takeaways in last three games (one in previous seven).
— Packers lost seven of their last nine games SU. — Packers are 1-3 ATS as a road favorite this season. — Green Bay went over its team total in three of last four games. — Last six games, Green Bay was outscored 103-57 in first half. — Last two games, Packers gave up 518 rushing yards. — Last three games, opponents converted 21-39 on third down. — Under is 4-2 in Packers’ true road games this season. — Green Bay is 1-7 when they run ball for less than 190 yards. — Over is 4-0 in last four Packer games. — Green Bay is 2-4-1 ATS in last seven post-bye games. — Packers haven’t led at halftime since Week 7.
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