St. Louis Rams vs Dallas Cowboys Over/Under

It’s finally game day and the St. Louis Rams will look to get their first home win of the season against the Dallas Cowboys. Before today’s game we will play a little game of over/under. I will list off a category such as passing yards with a number and then place a bet on whether or not the Rams will get/allow more or less than that number. Here we go!

Austin Davis: Over/Under 250 Yards

The Dallas Cowboys don’t have a great secondary, but even so they have only allowed an average of 212 yards in the first two games of the season. Austin Davis threw for 235 yards against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last week. Im going to go BOLD here and say Austin Davis has a big day and throws for more than 250.

Bet: Over

Tony Romo: Over/Under 250 Yards

The St. Louis Rams have the fourth best pass defense in the NFL, however they haven’t played a teams with a quarterback of the caliber of  Tony Romo. Janoris Jenkins did well against Vincent Jackson last week, but Dez Bryant is a different animal.

Bet: Over

Zac Stacy: Over/Under 100 Yards

Zac Stacy is just waiting to go off and a game against the Dallas Cowboys who have a depleted defensive line seems like the perfect game to do so. The Cowboys have allowed an average of 104.5 yards rushing in the first two games against run heavy teams in the 49ers and Titans.

Bet: Over

DeMarco Murray: Over/Under 100 Yards

DeMarco Murray has had career games against the St. Louis Rams in the past and the Rams have one of the worst run defenses in the NFL. As important as it is that the Rams stop Murray, I don’t think it happens. Murray once again goes off and rushes for more than 150 yards.

Bet: Over

Brian Quick: Over/Under 70 yards

Brian Quick has put together two straight games with more than 70 yards receiving. If it’s one player who has came to play in 2014 it is Brian Quick. Against the Dallas C0wboys, Quick could very well put together a third straight game.

Bet: Over

Dez Bryant: Over/Under 70 yards

Bryant had 55 yards in week one against the 49ers and then had 105 last week against the Tennessee Titans. Although I don’t think he gets more than 100, I don’t think he gets less than 50. The Rams have done well defending the pass so far this year, but this will be their biggest test of the year.

Bet: Over

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Rams Defense: Over/Under 2 Turnovers

The Dallas Cowboys are a turnover machine and the St. Louis Rams have an opportunistic style of defense. I think they intercept Tony Romo twice which could help keep them in the game in the fourth quarter which is all this team needs.

Bet: Even

Cowboys Defense: Over/Under 2 Turnovers

The Rams have done an alright job in terms of taking care of the football, but have still turned it over in costly moments. The Cowboys defense isn’t known for creating turnovers, therefore the Rams just need to do their job and take care of the ball.

Bet: Under

Rams Offense: Over/Under 20 Points

The St. Louis Rams have yet to score more than 20 points and have yet to score a touchdown through the air. I’m going to go bold and say that both of those statistics change this week.

Bet: Over

Cowboys Offense: Over/Under 20 points

The Cowboys have one of the best offenses in the NFL, and although they have only scored over 20 points once this season, the game in which they scored under 20 was against the San Francisco 49ers.

Bet: Over

Well, there you have it. That is this week’s over under for the St. Louis Rams against the Dallas Cowboys. Make sure to give us your predictions in the comment section below. As always, Go Rams, and let’s hope the Rams get their first home  win of the season!