Cooper Kupp is one of our favorite receivers to bet on, because you always know Stafford is going to give him an opportunity to shine. Since returning from injury, Kupp boasts a 77.5 PFF receiving grade with 29 catches for 341 yards and three scores, going over 100 yards in two of the four games. He has 0 drops in that span, and continues to be the safety blanket when Matthew Stafford is in trouble. This Eagles defense is not easy, and we think Stafford will rely on his favorite target in primetime.

Cooper Kupp is the wide receiver we’re targeting in this game, despite the Eagles pass defense playing well since the bye week. While they have been strong against opposing pass catchers, Ja’Marr Chase and Mike Evans have both recorded 7+ receptions against them this season, and Kupp is definitely on that elite level that can do this in any matchup. We think people are also a little quick to overreact to rookies, and we’re not sure why we should be scared of a rookie like Cooper DeJean when he’s facing his toughest test of the season, not the other way around. The Wagles defense, and Fangio defenses’ in general are good against outside WR’s but do allow opportunities over the middle, Kupp should be the one to take advantage.

Without Devonta Smith, it feels like you need to back AJ Brown in this one. While the Eagles will definitely rely on Saquon Barkley here, he can only handle so much volume, and Brown will be the defacto alpha wide receiver in those passing situations. We were between 100+ receiving yards and a touchdown for Brown, but it’s interesting to actually get a better price tag on him scoring, despite such a high 49.5 total. Sure this is a run first team in the redzone, but the Rams know that also, and if you want to slow down the run then you have to leave AJ Brown in some 1v1 situations, which is exactly what we want here.

While Brown is on a 4-game skid without a touchdown, this Rams secondary is the perfect bounceback opportunity for one of the best redzone weapons in the league. His huge frame gives him the edge in every jump ball, but he has a rare ability to score from outside the red zone. Earlier this season we faded Jahan Dotson when he was promoted to a starting role, and the Eagles just don’t have any good wide receiver depth at all. Dotson and the rookie Wilson will gain additional snaps, but when it comes down to important red zone snaps, we really don’t think Hurts will have much trust for anyone outside of Brown.