Photo By - Reuters Connect. Seattle Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III (9) reacts after scoring a touchdown.
For the third time this season, the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks smash helmets. But this time, a ticket to Super Bowl LX is on the line in Sunday’s NFC Championship.
Some are tagging this as the “real Super Bowl,” so I honor that hype with an exciting Rams vs. Seahawks same-game parlay that should please those members of “The 12.”
Seattle can run the ball against a Rams stop unit showing cracks, which feeds into another sound effort from Mike Macdonald’s defense.
Cooper Kupp knows this opponent all too well. The veteran WR had a busy day in the Divisional Round, and projections see him slicing up this Rams zone-centric coverage for 30+ receiving yards on Sunday.
All season, bettors have had to guess which Seattle RB gets the goal line carries. With Zach Charbonnet out, the “shell game” is over. Kenneth Walker III runs one in for the Seahawks.
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