Cowboys-Rams Prediction, Betting Preview

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Line on the Cowboys-Rams game: LA -7, OVER/UNDER 49.

Thanks to the double doing on the goal post heard round the world that fell short, the NFC Divisional Round field was set Sunday night when the Philadelphia Eagles upset the Chicago Bears, 16-15, at Soldier Field.

Both NFC games this weekend are nightcaps, with the Los Angeles Rams hosting the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday night at the L.A. Colosseum and the New Orleans Saints welcoming in the defending champ Eagles to the Superdome.

Both underdogs can easily win these NFC playoff games in these matchups. Kickoff is Saturday Jan 12, at 8:15 pm Eastern time on Fox.

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