Sick Eagles Cover in Final Seconds as They Block Field Goal

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If you were betting the Rams spread, it was in the bag...until...

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LA led by quite a bit heading into halftime. 

The Eagles came back strong in the second half before pulling from behind and leading by one point. 

But Rams bettors weren't too worried.  Their team was as much as a +4.5 dog with LA looking to win outright with a field goal kick and mere seconds still on the clock. 

An Eagles block and score meant Philadelphia went up 33-26 to end the game.

OUCH!

Gambling911.com somehow managed to go 4-0 with its early plays but we feel for you Rams backers. 

"That's the worst way possible to lose a bet, Rams was my favorite bet," one gambler tweeted. 

"Heartbreaking way for someone to lose that bet," another wrote. 

"What a bad beat.  Rams +3.  This is why you don't bet more than 5 bucks a game," MR tweeted. 

Heartbreaking....unless of course you had the Eagles on the spread. 

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com 

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