The Los Angeles Rams have already clinched a playoff berth, while the Philadelphia Eagles are clawing for their own postseason hopes as the team face off on Sunday Night Football at 8:20 p.m. ET. Philly (6-7) may be shorthanded for this critical showdown, while L.A. (11-2) returns home after a humbling loss at Chicago. Los Angeles is favored by 13 points in the latest Rams vs. Eagles odds. The over-under, or total points Vegas thinks will be scored, is 52. There is a lot to consider before making any Eagles vs. Rams picks and predictions for Sunday Night Football, so make sure to see what SportsLine's R.J. White has to say.

Sportsbooks list L.A. as a 13-point favorite with the over-under for total points scored set at 52 in the latest Rams vs. Eagles odds. Before you make any Rams vs. Eagles picks and predictions for Sunday Night Football, see what NFL guru R.J. White has to say. 

The CBS Sports NFL editor is an incredible 18-5 in his last 23 spread picks for or against the Rams, and he's on fire in the NFL overall with a stunning 38-14 run. Anyone following him is up over $2,200 in the past couple months alone. Moreover, twice in the past three years, White has cashed big in the Las Vegas SuperContest -- the world's most prestigious handicapping competition.

Now, White has dialed in on Eagles vs. Rams on Sunday Night Football (stream live on fuboTV) and discovered that one side has all the value. He just released a strong point spread pick only over at SportsLine. 

White knows the Rams rank third in scoring (32.7 points per game) thanks in large part to running back Todd Gurley, who has averaged 4.9 yards per carry while amassing 1,707 yards from scrimmage with an absurd 19 touchdowns. Gurley was shut down in the bitter cold of Soldier Field, but he's a strong bet to rebound at home. The NFL's top defensive player, lineman Aaron Donald, should wreak havoc on an Eagles team that has been inconsistent all year and could be starting Nick Foles at quarterback. Donald has 16.5 sacks, eight tackles for loss and four forced fumbles. 

The Rams are 4-1 against the spread in their last five after scoring fewer than 15 points in the previous game. 

But just because the Rams are an elite team vying for home-field advantage throughout the playoffs doesn't mean they'll cover a huge number against a proud Eagles team with a championship pedigree. 

The defending Super Bowl champion Eagles have been worked over by a slew of injuries. They're down to their No. 4 running back and now quarterback Carson Wentz isn't expected to play (back). Fortunately, Philly has one of the most accomplished backup quarterbacks in Nick Foles -- last season's Super Bowl MVP.  And the team is unbeaten in the two games it's handed the ball to its current lead running back, rookie Josh Allen.

The Eagles' defense ranks 10th against the run, led by defensive end Michael Bennett and defensive tackle Fletcher Cox, who have 14.5 sacks combined. 

We can tell you White is leaning Over, but his much stronger play is against the spread. White is citing a critical stat that has him all over one side. He's only sharing what it is, and who to back, at SportsLine.

Who covers in Eagles vs. Rams? And what critical stat makes one side of the spread a must-back? Visit SportsLine now to see which side you need to jump on Sunday night, all from the top NFL analyst who's an astounding 18-5 on spread picks involving the Rams.