Cowboys vs Rams Prop Bets – Best Player Props to Bet

• Check out the Cowboys vs Rams player props for the NFC tilt between Dallas and Los Angeles on Sunday (Oct. 9) in Week 5
• Keep reading for the latest over/unders for CeeDee Lamb, Cooper Rush, Cooper Kupp, Matthew Stafford, and more
• Cowboys vs Rams props, along with our favorite bets to target can be found below

The red-hot Cowboys (3-1, 1-0 road) put their three-game winning streak on the line in Week 5 versus the defending champion Rams (2-2, 1-1 away).

Dallas and QB Cooper Rush are getting a ton of buzz thanks to their recent streak, while the public is down on Matthew Stafford and Co. following yet another lopsided defeat to the Niners.

A closer look at the Cowboys wins suggest perhaps they’re fools gold. They’ve yet to beat a team with a winning record, and have not had to put the game in Rush’s hands. That might not be the case in Week 5, and we’re looking to bet against Rush in the Cowboys vs Rams player props.

Keep reading for the over/unders for Rush, Stafford and every other key player in this game, plus a few bets to target.

Cowboys vs Rams Player Props

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Rush’s passing yards over/under is 22 yards less than Stafford’s, while his completions prop is three completions lower. Both players have a TD prop of 1.5, although the juice on Rush is shaded heavily to the under at -195.

Cowboys vs Rams Prop #1: Cooper Rush Over 0.5 Interceptions

The Cowboys are currently 5.5-point underdogs in LA, in a game with a total of just 43. That line suggests Rush will have to throw to keep his team in the game, and that’s the last thing Dallas wants.

Rush has yet to throw an interception this season, but there’s reason to believe that will change. He had two picks wiped out by flags last week versus Washington, while the Bengals dropped multiple Rush throws in Week 2.

“The Cowboys Offense is so much better with Cooper Rush at QB”

They’re scoring 23 points a game

If not for the Defense we would be 0-4

Cooper Rush has played very well as a backup

Let’s chill on the other narratives

— Cowboys Nation (@CowboysNation) October 3, 2022

Rush has committed only four turnover-worthy plays in three starts, but that’s with Dallas averaging less than 30 pass attempts per game. That number is likely to increase on Sunday, as evident by his attempts over/under of 33.5 in NFL Week 5 player props, and more attempts equals more chances for mistakes.

Pick: Cooper Rush Over 0.5 Interceptions (-130), 1 unit

Cowboys vs Rams Prop #2: Allen Robinson Under 3.5 Receptions

At this point it’s pretty clear Allen Robinson isn’t fitting in well with the Rams. He’s recorded two or fewer receptions in three of four games, and is essentially just running wind sprints every time he steps onto the field.

Allen Robinson is getting some great cardio in while making millions of dollars in the California sunshine. Lovely life.

— Davis Mattek (@DavisMattek) October 4, 2022

Robinson boasts a dismal 55.5% reception rate and is Pro Football Focus’ 130th-graded receiver. To make matters worse, he plays on the outside which means he’ll draw Treveon Diggs in coverage. After leading the NFL in interceptions last season, Diggs is the 15th-highest-graded corner among DB’s who’ve played at least 100 snaps.

Pick: Allen Robinson Under 3.5 Receptions (-145), 1 unit

Cowboys vs Rams Touchdown Scorer Props

Cowboys vs Rams Prop #3: Cooper Kupp Anytime TD

We may be fading Robinson, but we’re buying Cooper Kupp. Stafford clearly only has eyes for him. If you need further proof, see the 18 targets and 14 receptions he pulled in last week.

A ‘wow’ stat: There’s a WR in the NFL who has more receptions through four games than a starting QB has completions.

• Cooper Kupp receptions: 42
• Justin Fields completions: 34

Bonkers to have that going into Week 5 of a season.

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) October 4, 2022

Week 4 against the Niners was the first time Kupp has failed to score in his last 11 games, and the 29-year-old has seen at least 10 targets in six of his past seven outings.

He led the NFL in red zone targets last season, and so far this year has hauled in six of his eight looks inside the 20, and four of five inside the 10.

Pick: Cooper Kupp Anytime TD (-140), 1 unit

Last Week’s Props Record: 1-2, -1.13 units