It's the third meeting between divisional rivals, the Los Angeles Rams and the Seattle Seahawks, this season. The pair of clubs split their prior clashes, but neither was as important as the NFC Championship Game (6:30 p.m. ET on FOX). Sunday's winner books their ticket to Super Bowl LX.
L.A. and Seattle are favorites to hoist the Lombardi Trophy. The Rams currently have the second-shortest odds, returning a 3.23x payout on PrizePicks Team Picks. The Seahawks are the favorites to win their second Super Bowl, returning a 2.38x payout.
Below, we’ll break down our Rams vs. Seahawks over/under pick for the NFC Championship Game on PrizePicks. Use PrizePicks Team Picks to make picks on spreads, over/unders, and winners to earn real money if you’re right.
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Rams vs. Seahawks Over/Under, Spread for NFC Championship
The Seahawks opened the week as 2.5-point favorites vs. the Rams. There were small fluctuations throughout the week, but the line has settled at the same spread on PrizePicks Team Picks.
As the current favorites, the Seahawks return a 1.66x payout on PrizePicks Team Picks if they win outright. The road underdog Rams return a 2.12x payout if they pull off the upset.
The over/under total opened at 47.5 and has also remained steady.
- Spread: Seattle Seahawks -2.5 (1.85x payout)
- Over/Under: 47.5 (2.08x payout on over)
- Game Winner Payout: Rams 2.12x | Seahawks 1.66x
Team Picks payouts are live as of writing and are subject to change.
Rams vs. Seahawks Prediction on Over/Under for NFC Championship
Below, we’ll give you a Rams vs. Seahawks pick on the over/under for the NFC Championship Game. Use PrizePicks and PrizePicks Team Picks to make NFL picks and earn money if you’re right.
- Both defenses are ranked in the top 10 in EPA per play, per SumerSports. The Seahawks are second at -0.12, and the Rams are 10th at -0.06.
- Seattle’s defense, in particular, is peaking at the perfect time, allowing just one of their last seven opponents to score more than 16 points. Over their last three second halves of play, the Hawks have ceded just seven points total.
- Both teams are missing key contributors on the offensive side of the ball. The Rams will be without starting T Rob Havenstein (ankle).
- Seattle’s starting LT Charles Cross will play, but he's been battling foot issues the last few weeks. This is especially notable because backup LT Josh Jones (knee/ankle) is questionable, while 3rd string LT Amari Knight (knee) is doubtful. Additionally, RB Zach Charbonnet, the Seahawks' best back in pass protection, is now on IR.
- The referee for this matchup is Clay Martin and his crew. Martin has been the head official for two Seahawks home games, and the under cashed in both.
- Martin has called 48 offensive holding penalties, the second most in the NFL this year. Last season, he called 63, pacing the field. Those infractions are incredibly detrimental to sustaining drives and scoring points.
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Trilogy matchups are must-watch TV. There's something special about matching up against an opponent whom you know a ton about, and vice versa. Rams vs. Seahawks in the NFC Championship Game gives us just that, and only one team will stamp their place in Super Bowl LX.
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