The Los Angeles Rams look to get back on track with a highly anticipated matchup against the New York Giants.With the spotlight shining bright on the Los Angeles Rams, the heavy betting favorites to win the Super Bowl fell hard back down to reality, losing to the San Francisco 49ers in Week 1.Heading into Monday night, expect the Rams to iron out the kinks and round back into dominant form as they face off against the New York Giants who grade out poorly in most defensive metrics.Even though there is only one game taking place on Monday night, there are still a wide range of prop bets and markets to groom through which you can read a detailed breakdown of them below.Best betting promos and sportsbooks for NFL prop betsFind the best promos and sportsbooks to use for today’s Football prop bets.New York Giants vs Los Angeles Rams (8:15pm, EST)Matthew Stafford Over 244.5 Passing Yards (-115) at BetMGM SportsbookAfter winning the MVP award last year, Matthew Stafford struggled to carry over his momentum into this season, throwing for just 155 yards in their loss to the San Francisco 49ers.A stunning drop off in production when compared to his 2025 campaign where he ranked near the top of the board in EPA per play, Pressure to Sack Ratio, and in Air Yards/Reception.Luckily for Stafford, he will have a great opportunity to get back into a groove on Monday night as he faces off against the New York Giants who reside in the bottom half of the board in Def Pass EPA and in Dropback Success Rate.Especially with the Giants defensive line struggling to generate pressure, allowing Stafford to sit in the pocket while going through his progressions which will improve the quality of his throws.Matthew Stafford Under 0.5 Interception (-124) at FanDuel SportsbookThe Giants inability to keep a defender on the Rams pass catcher’s hips will also reduce the amount of havoc in Stafford’s throws, leading to a higher completion percentage.Barring a tipped pass at the line of scrimmage, expect Stafford to consistently pick apart the Giants gaps in coverage and keep a clean sheet.Kyren Williams Under 63.5 Rushing Yards (-115) at BetMGM SportsbookSince the start of the 2025 season, the emergence of Blake Corum has chipped away at Kyren Williams workload, lowering the Rams running back ceiling on a weekly basis.Not only has Corum been utilized at a higher rate, he has also been more efficient with his attempts, grading out better than his teammate in Yards Over Expected per Attempt.Even though Williams is still listed as the RB1 on the Rams depth chart, expect his workload to continue to decline, shading value towards the under on his Rushing Yardage prop.Especially with Williams struggling to generate yards after contact, facing off against a Giants front seven who ranks in the top-15 in Def Rush EPA. For some more exposure, escalator bet Williams Rushing Yardage prop by placing smaller wagers on his alternate unders.Colby Parkinson Anytime Touchdown Scorer (+325) at FanDuel SportsbookWhen inside the 20, Colby Parkinson has been able to carve out a role, securing 50% of the total targets while turning his only reception into a six yard gain.With the Rams expected to get into scoring position at a higher rate, Parkinson will see an increase in his total number of red zone targets, improving the probability he turns one of his receptions into a touchdown.To help diversify your risk, place a separate wager on Tyler Higbee and Terrance Ferguson to score as well.Jaxson Dart Over 6.5 Rush Attempts (-105) at BetMGM SportsbookWhile Stafford struggled to find his footing in Week 1, Jaxson Dart was efficient, throwing for 230 yards and 3 touchdowns while adding another 54 yards with his legs. His dual threat ability has helped turn the Giants offense into a versatile unit, a group who ranks seventh overall in Off DVOA.With Aaron Donald making his return to the field, Dart will need to continue to scramble out of the pocket in order to keep the Giants ahead of the sticks.Especially with the Rams back end excelling in coverage, forcing Dart to extend plays with his legs when a running lane opens up, leading to an uptick in his total number of rush attempts.About the authorKody MalstromKody Malstrom is a professional sports bettor and sports betting journalist with six years of experience covering a vast majority of sports. He covers football, basketball, hockey, baseball, and the UFC in written and video form.Born and raised in Michigan, Kody is a Detroit sports fan who spends all of his Sundays in the fall rooting for the Detroit Lions and Saturdays watching as much College Football as possible. In the winter, he shifts his focus to the Detroit Red Wings and Pistons while simultaneously rooting for his North Carolina Tar Heels.When he is not staring at betting markets, you can find Kody at the beach or snowboarding down a mountain, depending on the time of the year.Commercial content notice: Taking one of the sportsbooks offers featured in this article may result in a payment to talkSPORT. 21+. T&Cs apply. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GamblerResponsible gambling Remember to gamble responsiblyA responsible gambler is someone who:Establishes time and monetary limits before playingOnly gambles with money they can afford to loseNever chase their lossesDoesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry, or depressedNational Council on Problem Gambling – https://www.ncpgambling.org/For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 1-800-522-4700 or go to ncpgambling.org/chat