Week 2 — New York Giants at Los Angeles Rams, Monday Night Football, September 21, 2026, 8:15 p.m. ET. Lines are Week 2 openers captured Monday afternoon, September 14; seven markets had posted for this game at that point. Prices will move all week — the NFL board has the live number.
The Giants beat Dallas 28–20 on Sunday night on the strength of their quarterback’s efficiency: Jaxson Dart went 23 of 29 for 230 yards and three touchdowns without an interception, ran 11 times for 54, and found Isaiah Likely on all eight of his targets for 78 yards and two of the scores. Cam Skattebo carried 18 times for 81 and a touchdown; Malik Nabers caught 6 of 9 for 69. The Rams’ Week 1 was the reverse — a 27–7 loss to San Francisco in which Matthew Stafford completed 15 of 25 for 155 yards with no touchdowns and an interception, Puka Nacua caught 5 of 9 for 74, Davante Adams 3 of 6 for 26, and the backfield split between Blake Corum (10 for 54) and Kyren Williams (11 for 41 and the only Rams touchdown).
What Week 1 told us
New York was efficient in every column. Dart’s passing over on 213.5 held (230), his completions over on 18.5 held (23), Skattebo’s attempts over on 11.5 cleared by seven and his combined-yardage over on 70.5 held at 81 — all 81 on the ground, with zero receiving yards (the model’s under on his 15.5 receiving line held too). Nabers’s receiving over on 56.5 held; Darnell Mooney’s two catches for 27 cleared a 20.5 over.
Los Angeles could not move the ball. Stafford’s passing under on 258.5 held by 103 yards and his attempts under on 34.5 held at 25. Nacua’s receiving under on 90.5 held (74) and his receptions under on 7.5 held (5). Adams’s receptions under on 4.5 held (3). Williams’s rushing over on 54.5 missed at 41.
Players to target
A line only carries a model lean when one side’s confidence reached 60 at capture, and none of the seven openers in this game carried a model score on Monday. What follows is the opener and the Week 1 evidence — no side is attributed to the model.
- Cam Skattebo — rushing yards, opened 48.5. Eighteen carries for 81 and a touchdown against Dallas, and the opener is priced 33 yards under that. His Week 1 damage was all rushing; the line is built on it. No model score on this single-book opener.
- Jaxson Dart — passing yards, opened 214.5. One yard above the number whose over held last week. After a three-touchdown night the market is waiting. No model score on this single-book opener.
- Jaxson Dart — rushing yards, opened 33.5. He ran for 54 on 11 carries; the opener is 20 yards under it. No model score on this single-book opener.
The lines to respect
Puka Nacua — receiving yards, opened 91.5. He had 74 on nine targets in a game the Rams could not sustain, and the pre-kickoff under on 90.5 held. The opener is a yard higher than last week’s number and reflects his reputation more than his Week 1. No model score on this single-book opener.
Matthew Stafford — passing yards, opened 252.5. The under on 258.5 held by more than 100 yards on Sunday; the opener has come down six. The market has adjusted less than the box score suggests. No model score on this single-book opener.
Kyren Williams — rushing yards, opened 56.5 and Davante Adams — receiving yards, opened 51.5 carried no model score either — Williams had 41 on 11 carries in a split backfield, Adams 26 on six targets. Isaiah Likely’s receiving line, the market with the clearest Week 1 receipt (8 for 8), had not posted at capture.
Where the model held in Week 1
Pre-kickoff leans that did not flip and won:
- Jaxson Dart over 213.5 passing yards (230) and over 18.5 completions (23).
- Cam Skattebo over 11.5 rushing attempts (18) and over 70.5 rushing plus receiving yards (81).
- Malik Nabers over 56.5 receiving yards (69).
- Matthew Stafford under 258.5 passing yards (155) and under 34.5 attempts (25).
- Puka Nacua under 90.5 receiving yards (74) and under 7.5 receptions (5).
- Davante Adams under 4.5 receptions (3).
Prediction stance
None of the seven openers carried a model lean on Monday. Skattebo’s rushing line is the number with the Week 1 receipt — 81 on 18 carries, opened at 48.5 — and the Rams’ side is a set of numbers the box score argued under last week and the market has only partly moved. All of that is evidence, not model output, until the confidence posts. Likely’s receiving line is the first thing to check when it does. No spread or total was in the Monday capture.
FAQ
What time is Giants vs Rams on Monday Night Football?
Monday, September 21, 2026 at 8:15 p.m. ET — New York at Los Angeles, NFL Week 2.
What is the best Giants vs Rams prop?
Nothing on the Monday openers carried a model lean. Cam Skattebo’s 48.5 rushing yards follows 18 carries for 81 and a touchdown against Dallas, but the row had no model score at capture.
Is Puka Nacua’s receiving line worth playing?
Not on the opener. His 91.5 carried no model score at capture; he had 74 yards on nine targets in Week 1 and the under on 90.5 held.
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