ARI vs. STL Fantasy Pick – Jared Cook, Latest Betting Odds

Written by :

Mary Montgomery

Published on :

10 December, 2014

The ARI vs. STL fantasy picks appear below. First a look at the betting odds that had St. Louis opening at -3.5. This line has moved to -4.5 but has not moved beyond this number anywhere as of overnight Wednesday.

The Fantasy Outlook for Thursday Night’s game:

There is nothing really compelling to get folks to jump all over Arizona Cardinals starting quarterback Drew Stanton and the same holds true for Rams starting quarterback Shaun Hill.

The Rams tight end Jared Cook averages 13.0 yards per reception and he’ll be faceing a Cardinals defense that has allowed the most receiving yards (875) and third-most receptions (74) to opposing tight ends this season. This makes Cook a “must play” for Thursday night’s game in our book. You’ll probably get some value since Cook has not always proven reliable this season.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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