Rams vs. Cardinals Betting Line Steady at -7: Carson Palmer Fantasy Value

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Mary Montgomery

Published on :

8 November, 2014

The Rams vs. Cardinals betting line has not moved off the -7. Nearly 75% of the betting public was backing Arizona in this game. Place your 1^st bet at Sportsbook.ag and get your 2^nd bet FREE here.

The surprising 7-1 Cardinals are 6-2 Against The Spread while St. Louis has a 3-5 record both Straight Up and Against The Spread. The Rams have won three of the last four games versus Arizona and, with the exception of their last meeting, St. Louis has covered the current number going back to 2010.

Cardinals starting quarterback Carson Palmer, who just signed a contract extension, has enjoyed six straight games with at least two passing scores and The Rams have allowed the third-most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks since Week 6. St. Louis also blitz on 45 percent of opposing drop-backs, the highest rate in the league.

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