Rams vs Falcons: 3 Player Prop Predictions for Monday Night Football

Week 17 of the 2026 NFL season is officially here, and we’re just two weeks away from knowing the finalized playoff field with seeding. Teams have just two more opportunities to solidify their spots, and there’s never been a more important week for them to come up big with their performances.

The Los Angeles Rams are seven-point favorites against the Atlanta Falcons tonight, a game that doesn’t mean that much in the grand scheme of things. The Rams have already clinched their spot in the playoffs, and the Falcons have been eliminated from the postseason for several weeks.

It will be interesting to see how this one plays out, regardless, so we’ve put our favorite Underdog props together in hopes of sweeping the board. Let’s get into it!

Matthew Stafford UNDER 270.5 Passing Yards

Matthew Stafford has turned back the clock and is having one of the most impressive seasons of his career. He’s on an MVP trajectory, and at this point, it seems like it’s his award to lose.

You might be thinking that it’s foolish to fade his passing yardage total in any game, but we’re not so sure he’ll have strong motivations in this one. We’re under the impression that the Rams might coast tonight and underestimate their opponents, and with that in mind, we’re taking the under on Stafford’s passing total.

Kirk Cousins OVER 225.5 Passing Yards

While we’re fading Stafford in this one, we aren’t putting it past Kirk Cousins to give it everything he’s got, as that seems to be his M.O. The veteran QB could be looking for a new job in 2026, and any strong performance this season is an audition for his next landing spot.

The Falcons don’t have anything on the line here, but we’re still expecting a strong performance from Cousins, so we’re taking the over on his passing total of 225.5 yards.

Kyle Pitts OVER 53.5 Passing Yards

Having Kirk Cousins as his quarterback might have been the best thing for Kyle Pitts. He’s had four straight games of 57+ yards, which includes a massive 166-yard game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 15.

Pitts was viewed as an athletic freak of nature when he came into the league, but he hasn’t been fully unleashed in this offense. Who knew all it took was to have Cousins under center to help him break out?

Pitts, like Cousins, will be looking for a new contract in 2026, and we’re expecting another monster game from him in this one, so we’re taking the over on his receiving total.