Laying the Points on the Home Favorite Rams? | NFL Picks Week 18 | BetOnline All Access

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Laying the Points on the Home Favorite Rams? | NFL Picks Week 18 | BetOnline All Access

Two time Super Bowl winner Jonthan Casillas, joins Drew Butler to share their NFL picks for this Sunday's matchup: 49ers vs Rams.

This one opened at Rams -5.5 and has since dropped to -3.5.

Both teams enter the final weekend in playoff position, with the Rams (12-4) leading the NFC West by a game over the Arizona Cardinals (11-5), while the 49ers (9-7) currently hold the second of three NFC wild-card spots.

A Cardinals loss Sunday afternoon to the Seattle Seahawks could allow the Rams to clinch the division title even before completing their game against San Francisco.

At the same time, if the New Orleans Saints (8-8) were to lose in the afternoon to the Atlanta Falcons, the 49ers would clinch a wild-card spot regardless of their outcome in L.A.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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