Rams vs. Bears Same Game Parlay Picks: What to Expect Between Two High-Powered Offenses

• The Rams have scored at least 34 points in nine of their last 12 games, while also allowing at least 20 points in six of their last seven games.

• Puka Nacua has eight total touchdowns in his last six games.

• The Bears have trailed at halftime in five of their last six games.

Out of the four Divisional Round games, the one with the most entertainment value could be Sunday’s nightcap between the Los Angeles Rams and the Chicago Bears. Both teams are coming off a win in the Wild Card Round, in which they relied more on their offense than their defense to take them to the next round. That should produce some offensive fireworks in the Divisional Round.

After all, the Rams are led by Matthew Stafford, who seems to be the front-runner for NFL MVP honors. The Rams currently have the second-shortest Super Bowl odds, while the Bears are considered more of a long shot, despite hosting this week’s Divisional Round game.

Best Rams vs Bears Same Game Parlay Picks

With both teams being loaded offensively and the Rams being road favorites, this game seems perfect for putting together a same-game parlay. That’s exactly what we’ve done with help from Caesars Sportsbook, which always makes it easy to put parlays together.

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Over 48.5 (-110) at Caesars Sportsbook

Oddsmakers may be giving both defenses too much credit with this point total, even if the Rams technically have a top-10 defense. Including last week’s narrow 34-31 win over the Panthers, the Rams have allowed at least 20 points in six of their last seven games. They haven’t looked the part of an elite defense, and this week they face a Chicago offense that can be inconsistent but is capable of getting hot and looking unstoppable for stretches.

On the other side, the Los Angeles offense led the NFL in scoring during the season, averaging 30.5 points per game. Somehow, the Rams have been even better down the stretch, scoring at least 34 points in nine of their last 12 games. With the Bears giving up 24.4 points per game during the season, it’s not hard to envision the Rams scoring 30+ points in this game, making it hard to keep the total under 48.5 points.

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Puka Nacua Anytime Touchdown Scorer (-115) at Caesars Sportsbook 

During the first half of the season, Davante Adams was scoring touchdowns like they were going out of style. But lately, it’s been Nacua taking on that role for the Rams. He found the end zone twice in last week’s win over the Panthers, giving him eight total touchdowns in his last six games. There is only one game during that stretch in which Nacua failed to score.

Equally important, the Bears have one of the worst pass defenses in the NFL. They gave up 32 passing touchdowns during the regular season, which was the fifth most in the league. Chicago also allowed four passing touchdowns by Jordan Love last week. In other words, Matthew Stafford is poised to throw multiple touchdowns in this game. Given how much he’s targeted Nacua lately, it’d be shocking if Nacua wasn’t on the receiving end of one of them.

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Double Result Rams/Rams (+100) at Caesars Sportsbook

The Bears have been prone to slow starts this season, which is why we like the Rams to lead at halftime and win the game, especially with plus odds. Keep in mind that Chicago trailed 21-3 at halftime last week before coming back. In fact, they’ve trailed at halftime in five of their last six games.

Despite forging some great comebacks during that stretch, the Bears couldn’t overcome halftime deficits in Weeks 17 and 18 against the 49ers and Lions, respectively, and they can’t expect to do so agains the Rams. The Chicago defense just won’t get enough stops against the Rams to come from behind in this game. Equally important, the Rams can be trusted to start fast and take a lead into halftime, and if that happens, they’ll keep scoring against Chicago’s defense in the second half and make that lead stand.

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