Rams-Lions: Four last minute can’t-miss bets

What are you betting on this Sunday?

The Los Angeles Rams will be looking for revenge against the Detroit Lions this Sunday Night to begin Week 1. If you are looking to put some money on the line this weekend here are four can’t-miss bets for you to lock in last minute, odds courtesy of FanDuel.

Tutu Atwell anytime scorer (+750)

There will be a significant amount of attention on what Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua are doing on the field on Sunday night which might just create the perfect scenario for Tutu Atwell to sneak his way into the end zone. After offseason rumors of the fourth year receiver being traded ahead of Week 1 did not come to fruition, Atwell will have to prove himself in a contract year if he wants to stick with the team. It starts with Week 1. In the last matchup against the Lions in the playoffs the speedy but undersized pass catcher found pay-dirt on a 38-yard catch run in the second quarter and will look to do it again on SNF.

Both teams to score 1+ Touchdown (-200)

This ones seems like a “gimme” with both teams expected to have two of the top offenses in the NFC and have questions surrounding their defenses. With so many offenses weapons on the field there is no stopping either team from finding the end zone on Sunday.

Kyren Williams & Jahmyr Gibbs to Combine for 250+ Rec & Rush Yards (+650)

This one may be a bit more bold than the others, but hear me out. Kyren Williams is the heartbeat of LA’s offense and Sean McVay will do everything he possibly can to ensure he gets as many touches as possible—even if that means making him a punt returner. We haven’t seen what wrinkle McVay plans on brining to his offense this season, but if offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur has any say he will utilize Williams in the passing game as well. The Lions have a similar philosophy with Jahmyr Gibbs who, in his second season with the team, will see the majority of touches on Sunday. With both coaches wanting to run the football and utilize their offensive stars in as many capacities as possible it doesn’t seem unlikely that Williams and Gibbs could combine for 250+ yards receiving and rushing. At (+650) odds, why not take a chance on it?

Total Turnovers under 2.5 (-125)

The last time these two teams saw each other there was not a single turnover recorded in the game and I don’t think things are going to change this time around. Both quarterbacks have a solid offensive line to sit behind and with little pressure Stafford and Goff have the ability to have elite pinpoint accuracy with the football and neither Gibbs nor Williams have had a fumbling issue in the NFL. Expect a clean football game from both teams as they lock-in for what could later be a playoff-seeding tie breaker later in the season.