Kyren Williams ran for 99 yards in the Rams’ win over Las Vegas, even while Blake Corum added 93 on one more carry. Williams didn’t need the backfield to himself to have a productive day. If your Rams parlay picks start with another win, his lower 50-yard target is worth comparing with two ways to approach Justin Herbert’s passing.
This edition of Side & Support Parlay Plays offers Williams at 50 rushing yards, a Herbert interception and Herbert under 1.5 passing touchdowns. The Rams are 3–4 after beating the Raiders; the Chargers return from their bye at 0–6. The Herbert options address different ways a passing attack can fall short, so treat them as related choices rather than automatically taking both.
Rams parlay picks: a rushing target and two Herbert choices
These records cover August 1, 2025 through October 31, 2026 with each player’s current club, including the playoffs. Williams is measured in Rams wins and Herbert in Chargers losses. Each all-game comparison uses the same dates, club and participation rule: a carry for Williams or a passing attempt for Herbert. These are individual DraftKings price snapshots, and offers can change.
| Player & prop | Odds | With this result | All games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kyren Williams 50+ rushing yards |
−208 | 94.1% 16 of 17 LAR wins |
85.2% 23 of 27 appearances |
| Justin Herbert 1+ interception thrown |
−140 | 91.7% 11 of 12 LAC losses |
73.9% 17 of 23 appearances |
| Justin Herbert Under 1.5 passing TDs |
−202 | 91.7% 11 of 12 LAC losses |
65.2% 15 of 23 appearances |
Herbert’s two rows use the same 12 Chargers losses and 23 passing appearances. Their identical losing-game records don’t mean they succeeded in exactly the same games, and neither record supplies a combined probability.
Kyren Williams: 50+ rushing yards
Williams has run for 85, 80 and 99 yards in the Rams’ three wins this season. That supports looking below the main 59.5-yard line if you want more room for a shared backfield or a less efficient afternoon. At −208, the 50-yard option asks for solid production without requiring him to reach the level of those three wins again.
The price difference is substantial. Forty or more yards cost −422 and cleared in all 17 Rams wins in the two-season sample. Moving to 50 cut the price to −208 while losing one of those wins: the 34–7 victory over Tampa Bay last November, when Williams finished with 46 yards on 12 carries. A comfortable Rams win hasn’t always delivered a big rushing total.
Sixty yards was much closer to even money at −115, but landed in 13 of the 17 wins. It cleared in all three wins this season, too. There are only three current wins. The older wins at 50 yards against Baltimore, 54 against Jacksonville and 57 in the Carolina playoff game explain the extra room that fifty buys beneath sixty. The choice is how much room you want to buy, not whether the lighter price must be better value.
Williams has missed 50 twice this season, with 41 yards against San Francisco and 49 against Buffalo, both losses. He also reached exactly 50 in the defeat to Arizona. Last week’s 16 carries alongside Corum’s 17 show why you shouldn’t assume Williams gets every important rushing opportunity. He remains the listed RB1, but the other back is a meaningful part of the case, not someone to write out of it.
Justin Herbert: over 0.5 interceptions thrown
Herbert has thrown at least one interception in all six Chargers games this season. The latest came in the 22–6 loss at Kansas City, when he finished with 204 passing yards on 37 attempts. At −140 for over 0.5 interceptions, this route asks the Rams to take advantage of a mistake through the air.
The longer record has one important losing exception: Herbert threw no interceptions in the playoff defeat at New England in January. He still finished with 159 passing yards and no passing touchdowns as the Chargers lost 16–3. Their offense could struggle without giving the interception option what it needed.
The Chargers list Herbert as their starting quarterback, with Brenen Thompson ruled out and guard Kayode Awosika also out. Those absences affect the personnel around him; they don’t establish a turnover outcome. Use this option if a takeaway is part of how you see the Rams winning, while keeping that interception-free playoff loss in mind.
Justin Herbert: under 1.5 passing touchdowns
This is the choice if your Rams view centers on limiting the Chargers’ passing scores. Under 1.5 at −202 allows Herbert to throw one touchdown pass. He did that in each of the Chargers’ first five games this season, then threw none at Kansas City. You’re not asking for a repeat of the latest game’s complete passing-touchdown shutout.
The same 11-of-12 losing-game record appears in the table, but its exception is Indianapolis rather than New England. Herbert threw for 420 yards and three touchdowns on 55 attempts in the 38–24 defeat to the Colts. Those scoring throws defeated this under even while his two interceptions satisfied the other option. The New England playoff game went the other way: the passing-score under cleared, while the interception bet didn’t.
That difference gives the two prices some practical meaning. The interception option was −140, while the passing-touchdown under cost −202. They had the same number of successful losing games in this sample, but different all-game records and different ways to fail. Equal historical counts don’t make their next-game chances equal, or make the cheaper option automatically better.
This market counts passing touchdowns only. A Herbert rushing touchdown wouldn’t add to that total.
Choose the Rams route you want to support
Williams at 50 yards gives you room below the 60-yard choice while avoiding the much heavier price for 40. For Herbert, the decision is whether your Rams win scenario depends more on a defensive takeaway or on limiting passing touchdowns.
You can choose one Herbert route alongside Williams without treating all three options as a package. The two quarterback props share the same player and passing opportunities. If combining any options with the Rams to win, use the sportsbook’s actual same-game parlay quote; related legs may affect that price, and the separate historical rates don’t establish a combined probability.
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