
Only one game remains on the NFL Week 2 schedule. But football fans can still claim the Betr Week 2 offer: $200 in betting funds for that sweepstakes sports betting app.
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The New York Giants and Los Angeles Rams will play tonight in Los Angeles on Monday Night Football. Oddsmakers list the Super Bowl favorite Rams as 6.5 favorites in this game.

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The Giants vs. Rams can be enjoyed via the Betr Sportsbook, available from Apple Store or Google Play. The current offer expires at the end of Week 2. Here are the details:
The underlying story of this Monday Night Football clash are the two coaches: John Harbaugh (NYG) and Sean McVay (LAR). These two are among the elite head coaches in the NFL. Combined they have 10 division titles, three conference titles, and two Super Bowl wins (one each).
You can expect a "clean" game in regards to playing mistake-free football with great schemes under these two coaches. The Rams are seeking their first win of the season following a defeat in Week 1. The Giants are entering a new era under Harbaugh. They won his debut last week against the Cowboys.
Perhaps no player in the NFL has their star rising as fast as Giants QB Jaxson Dart. This will be his 14th NFL start and first on Monday Night Football. The second-year QB is showing that he can complete passes at a high clip. He's also been smart with the football: he's tossed only 5 interceptions in 368 passing attempts in his brief career. His INT Rate of 1.4% is well below the 2.2% NFL average.
The Rams famously lured future Hall of Fame defensive lineman Aaron Donald out of retirement to team him with All-Pro pass rusher Myles Garrett. Well, plans are one thing, and what really happens is another: Garrett suffered an injury in Game 1, and Donald is still easing into NFL shape. The Rams have said they will limit Donald's snaps for MNF. That should help Dart have time to pass under the aggressive Rams secondary.
The lines on this game are available from Betr, and at the time of this article here's how they sit: