Giants vs Rams Computer Picks: Our Best Week 2 Player Prop Projections

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Sean Tomlinson • Betting Analyst 16+ years betting experience
Updated: Sep 21, 2026 , 04:00 PM ET • 4 min read

Davante Adams could be set to receive a more prominent role when the Los Angeles Rams host the New York Giants on Monday Night Football.

Davante Adams Los Angeles Rams NFL Week 2
Photo By - Reuters Connect. Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Davante Adams runs.

New York is coming off an impressive showing to start the season, but our Giants vs. Rams computer picks follow a game script that might not be in the visiting side's favor tonight on Monday Night Football.

However, plenty of Giants players will benefit from that likely pass-heavy script, leading to a greater chance their Overs hit as part of our NFL picks.

It all gets underway tonight at 8:15 p.m. ET from Sofi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif. (ESPN).

Giants vs Rams computer picks

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Ravens Giants Broncos Rams
Jaxson Dart o208.5 passing yards
53%
Colby Parkinson o28.5 receiving yards 
53%
Cam Skattebo o51.5 rushing yards
53%
Kyren Williams o15.5 receiving yards
53%
Malik Nabers o61.5 receiving yards 
52%
Davante Adams o63.5 receiving yards 
53%
Isaiah Likely o43.5 receiving yards
57%
Puka Nacua o75.5 receiving yards
53%

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Giants computer picks

Jaxson Dart Over 208.5 passing yards

Projection: 227.7 yards

Similar to his top target Malik Nabers below, Jaxson Dart is receiving an appealing gap between the line he's given here and the projection. The latter is no doubt rooted in sheer volume and workload, with Dart expected to get a heavy passing night as the New York Giants try to prevail as steep underdogs. Our projections are also forecasting 31.07 pass attempts for Dart.

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Cam Skattebo Over 51.5 rushing yards

Projection: 57.05 yards

The clearance here isn't quite as significant as the projections elsewhere for Cam Skattebo's teammates. But a 5.5-yard leeway is still inviting, even ahead of a contest likely to be pass-heavy for New York. The game script also often wasn't in his favor last year, and yet Skattebo still went Over this number on the ground five times across eight appearances before suffering his season-ending injury.

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Malik Nabers Over 61.5 receiving yards

Projection: 75.12 yards

We're getting a significant 13.6-yard cushion here, making this play a notable one to jump on given the likely game script. The Giants enter as +6.5 road underdogs in the Monday Night Football odds, and needing to play catch-up early would result in plenty of targets for Malik Nabers. Injury concerns didn't seem to hold him back in that regard during Week 1, when he was given nine targets.

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Isaiah Likely Over 43.5 receiving yards

Projection: 46.67 yards

This is again a smaller gap, but it's eye-catching nonetheless due to Isaiah Likely's heavy involvement in the Giants' passing offense ahead of a game sure to feature plenty of Dart airing it out. Likely is fresh off catching all eight of his targets in Week 1 for 78 yards and two touchdowns. 

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Rams computer picks

Colby Parkinson Over 28.5 receiving yards

Projection: 35.88 yards

The potential absence of Puka Nacua looms large over all the Los Angeles Rams' props for tonight. That very much includes tight end Colby Parkinson, and our projection offers 7.4 yards of wiggle room. Parkinson eclipsed this line eight times last season, a campaign when he posted a career-best 408 yards overall.

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Kyren Williams Over 15.5 receiving yards

Projection: 17.74 yards

The Giants didn't register a sack during Week 1, but they boast plenty of imposing pass-rushing potential. Intensely pressuring Matthew Stafford is their best path to victory, and that could translate to check-down work for Kyren Williams, who received a career-high 50 targets last season.

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Davante Adams Over 63.5 receiving yards

Projection: 70.95 yards

This is another gap that boosts your confidence, with 8.5 yards between Davante Adams' receiving yards total for tonight and our projection. It's an Over to feel even better about given Nacua's injury situation. Our NFL Week 2 injury updates show that he's trending in the wrong direction, and Nacua could be limited even if he does play. Adams would then absorb much of the nine targets Nacua received in Week 1.

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Puka Nacua Over 75.5 receiving yards

Projection: 86.25 yards

This one comes with the obvious brightly lit caution signs given Nacua's uncertain injury status. However, if he does play, a prime opportunity awaits him against a Giants secondary that gave up the ninth-most yards to opposing wide receivers last year. That's reflected in our projection, which features a whopping 10.7 yards of leeway.

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