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Three bets to make in the Eagles-Cowboys game

It’s Dallas Week for the Philadelphia Eagles (7-1) as one of their next biggest challenges continues. The Eagles are favorites at (-160) on BetMGM to win the mid-day game, and the Cowboys are (+135) underdogs.

Check out my top bets for the NFC East battle.

Eagles ML (-160)

At home. Eagles fans will be riled up. Key players are coming back. I think this is a recipe for success for the Philadelphia Eagles to take this needed game at home.

AJ Brown Anytime TD (-105)

Just keep feeding AJ Brown because he is delivering. An anytime touchdown prop at this point feels like easy money with this guy.

Total Over 47.5 (+100)

The Eagles and Cowboys are going to go back and forth tomorrow. It’s going to be fun watching them put up 20+ points by halftime. I particularly like the over at 47.5 points.

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Betting the NFL Line: Week 8

Your comprehensive Week 8 NFL betting guide.

Here we go again.

Last week, I marveled at having three games that featured teams favored by 12.5 points or more. It’s rare in the NFL to see many games with double-digit point spreads, much less to have three. By the way, the teams laying the big points went 2-1 with one of them (Tampa Bay) winning by 35 points and another (Arizona) winning by 26.

This week we once again have three teams favored by more than 10 points – the Los Angeles Rams as 14.5-point favorites over Houston, Cincinnati as a 10.5-point favorite over the New York Jets and Buffalo as a 13.5-point favorite over Miami.

Typically, numbers like these are reserved for non-conference games in the SEC. The worst part is, depending on how the injury report shakes out, we could have a fourth. Kansas City is currently a 9.5-point favorite over the New York Giants, and that could easily add a point or two if the Giants are missing some of their top offensive weapons. Strange days indeed.

Here are picks for each of the 15 games on the Week 8 schedule that should help take you to the pay window.

Odds provided by Tipico Sportsbook at 8:45 p.m. Wednesday, Oc

Green Bay Packers (+220) at Arizona Cardinals (-260)

Not having Davante Adams is a killer for Green Bay’s offense because of his value, but the Over/Under (49 points at -115 Over, -105 Under) seems to make you think the Packers offense is going to completely sputter. Against a pedestrian Packers defense, I can easily see Arizona putting up 30 points on Green Bay. Am I confident the Cardinals can limit Aaron Rodgers to less than 19 points? No thanks. Take the Over (-115).

Philadelphia Eagles (-180) at Detroit Lions (+145)

The Lions have been a hard-luck loser all season and part of me believes that this could be the week they finally get a win. But, they have found ways to snatch losses from the jaws of victory. Philadelphia is favored by 3.5 points (Eagles -108, Lions -112). I don’t have much confidence in the Eagles, even when they’re a road favorite. There’s always a team that is last to win in a season, and it’s the Lions turn. If you’re bold, you’re getting +145. But, I’m much more comfortable getting those points. Take the Lions +3.5 points (-112).

Los Angeles Rams (-1100) at Houston Texans (+650)

Two things about this game. First, I love what the Rams are capable of on both sides of the ball with individual playmakers at numerous positions. Second, I can’t stand Houston and would rather not bet than make a wager that would require something positive from the Texans. I was wrong with the Rams last week giving a huge number to Detroit, but I ran from the Texans and they lost by 25. The Rams could do the same. Take the Rams and lay 14.5 points (-112).

Tennessee Titans (-105) at Indianapolis Colts (-115)

The Colts are a 1.5-point favorite (Titans -105, Colts -115) – the same number as taking the game on the Moneyline. This makes my decision easier, because I would have taken the Titans straight up. There are two teams to keep your betting eye on, because, despite their resumes, they’re not getting the respect they believe they should – the Bengals and the Titans. I’m more than willing to be given insurance at the same price. Take the Titans and 1.5 points (-105).

San Francisco 49ers (-210) at Chicago Bears (+170)

This is a tough one, because the 49ers are the better team, but Chicago plays like a different team at home. Those who bet the Over/Under with any regularity know when there is a number set up so high or so low that it pulls in enough money to make it profitable. The Over/Under in this game is 39.5 points (-112 Over, -108 Under). The means you need a game with more field goals than touchdowns and a lot punts than either of those. When you get south of 40 on Over/Unders, you’re in dangerous ground in my book. Take the Over (-112).

Cincinnati Bengals (-600) at New York Jets (+420)

Like the Rams-Texans game, we have one of a handful of teams I really like betting on and one of a handful I view as poisonous, playing a new quarterback no less. The Bengals are 10.5-point favorites (Bengals -103, Jets -117). I love that I’m giving away so little to get return on investment. I’d be willing to lay 16.5 and get better odds on the boost. Take the Bengals and lay 10.5 points (103).

Miami Dolphins (+570) at Buffalo Bills (-900)

Buffalo is favored by 13.5 points (Dolphins -105, Bills -115). This is really high for a divisional game where the coaching staff knows the other roster inside and out. But, the Dolphins are in freefall, and the Bills are coming off their bye week rested with two weeks to prepare for a team going in the opposite direction of them. Still stinging from blowing a fourth-quarter lead to Tennessee, they’re coming out of the bye with bad intentions and looking for somebody to beat up. That will be Miami. Take the Bills and lay 13.5 points (-115).

Carolina Panthers (+130) at Atlanta Falcons (-160)

Atlanta is not a good team, and Carolina has a habit of beating teams with an inferior roster. The crazy thing about this is that if Christian McCaffrey was playing, Carolina might be favored. He’s not, so the line is what it is. The Falcons are 3.5-point favorites (Panthers -130, Falcons +105). The fact Atlanta brings back positive return on investment is telling. They haven’t earned the ability to be giving away three-and-a-hook. Take the Panthers plus 3.5 points (-130).

Pittsburgh Steelers (+160) at Cleveland Browns (-200)

AFC North games always carry a little more cache than most, especially now that Ohio has joined Pittsburgh and Baltimore in terms of relevancy. The number to keep an eye on here is the Over/Under of 42.5 points (Over -108, Under -112). Are the defenses capable of keeping it to a 17-16 type of game? Sure. But, with both defenses expecting the other to try to run 40 times, there will be enough big-play opportunities to hit this number – regardless of who wins. Take the Over (-108).

Jacksonville Jaguars (+135) at Seattle Seahawks (-170)

Seattle needs to buy time before Russell Wilson gets back, and every game in which it’s favored is a must-win game. Even though the Jags are coming off their bye week. Seattle is favored by only 3.5 points (Jaguars -125, Seahawks +102). I’m betting against Jacksonville and getting a free taste on top of it? Yes, please! Take the Seahawks (+102).

New England Patriots (+210) at Los Angeles Chargers (-270)

This is a sneaky play, because the Patriots defense is playing legitimate ball, much like Washington did last year. It isn’t translating into a lot of wins, but they’re in every game. I was leaning at first to the Pats being 6.5-point dogs to a Chargers team I’m not nearly as bullish on as others. But, I’m into the Over/Under of 49.5 points (Over -105, Under -115). Take the Under (-115).

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-240) at New Orleans Saints (+190)

This is a huge game for both teams, because the division race becomes a rout with a Bucs win and a legitimate race if the Saints win. You don’t put the defending champs on notice and expect no response. The Bucs are 5.5-point favorites (Buccaneers -112, Saints -108). Drew Brees isn’t coming out that tunnel. Take the Buccaneers and lay 5.5 points (-112).

Washington Football Team (+140) at Denver Broncos (-110)

For the second straight week, Teddy Bridgewater faces another former Vikings quarterback. He didn’t do enough to hold off Case Keenum. Taylor Heinicke is a different story. WFT is treading water, while the Broncos still have life in the AFC West despite recent setbacks. Denver is a home favorite of 3.5 points (WFT -125, Broncos +102). Clearly there isn’t confidence in the Broncos covering the spread, but this is a pivotal game for Denver and failure can’t be an option. Take the Broncos and lay 3.5 points (+102).

Dallas Cowboys (-125) at Minnesota Vikings (+102)

The Vikings make the playoffs every odd-numbered year, and to do so under Mike Zimmer, they have historically won games in which they’re at a make-or-break point. At last check, this is an odd-numbered year. Depending on what happens in the Green Bay-Arizona game, Minnesota can start chest-thumping. That said, neither the Vikings nor Cowboys can hold up defensively against offenses that can do damage. The Over/Under is a lofty 54.5 points (-117 Over, -103 Under). If the QBs struggle, there’s always Ezekiel Elliott and Dalvin Cook to bail them out. That sounds like scoring opportunities. Take the Over (-117).

New York Giants (+330) at Kansas City Chiefs (-450)

I’ll be brief. If the Chiefs don’t dominate the Giants, their season is done. Kansas City is a 9.5 favorite. I would give a touchdown more. ‘Nuff said. Take the Chiefs and lay 9.5 points (-112).

Betting the NFL Line: Week 2

Don’t just be lucky. Make smarter betting decisions for Week 2.

As we begin Week 2, there will be 16 teams that won in Week 1 looking to improve to 2-0 and start positive momentum building and 16 teams desperately looking to avoid dropping to 0-2.

There will be only three matchups featuring teams that are both 1-0 and three games with teams that are both 0-1. With 10 teams at 1-0 facing teams at 0-1, there could be a lot of separation when the week is over between the haves and the have nots of the critical early portion of the 2021 season.

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New York Giants (+145) at Washington (-180)

Hard as it may be to believe, Giants QB Daniel Jones is 4-0 in his career against Washington. That will be enough to sway some to the moneyline. I’m not that excited about it, but Washington is favored by 3.5 points (New York -120, Washington -105). I’m willing to take those points, hoping Saquon Barkley is pushed hard and Jones looks to keep his record perfect against his division rival. Take the Giants plus 3.5 points (-120)

New England (-270) at New York Jets (+210)

Rookies Mac Jones and Zach Wilson are going to see things defensively they’ve never seen live or on film, which is what makes offensive coaches lose their hair. Only one Week 2 game has a lower Over/Under than this one at 44.5 points (-108 Over, -112 Under). My biggest concern with taking the Under is the likelihood of one or both rookie QBs coughing up a turnover to give the other team a short field that adds points. However, I’ll bet on both QBs throwing passes away and taking sacks instead of insane chances. Take the Under (-112)

Las Vegas (+190) at Pittsburgh (-240)

The Raiders are coming off an unexpected win over the Ravens (who are better than the Steelers) but are on a short week and heading across the country to face a team fresh off an upset road win over Buffalo with one more day of rest and preparation. I think the 5.5 points Pittsburgh is favored by (Las Vegas -107, Pittsburgh -115) is too high (I considered taking the moneyline, but it’s too steep a cost). But, all signs point to a Vegas letdown. With some hesitation, Take the Steelers and lay the 5.5 points (-115)

Denver (-260) at Jacksonville (+205)

Jacksonville’s stock took a huge hit with a resounding loss to Houston, which explains their big number against a Denver team that is far from dominant. The Over/Under in this one is 45.5 points (Over -105, Under -115). Denver’s defense is coming after Trevor Lawrence. Teddy Bridgewater is a consummate game manager and, more times than not, needs 10-play drives or more to score touchdowns – a “death by paper cut” guy. They are two quarterbacks who will look to play it safe – one by force, one by design. That lends itself to low-scoring, field position-dominated games. Take the Under (-115)

Buffalo (-190) at Miami (+155)

On face value, this should look like Miami win. The Dolphins can start the season with wins over both New England and Buffalo, but the Bills are the better team. Buffalo is a 3.5-point favorite (Buffalo -105, Miami -112) and, if they’re hitting on all cylinders, they can cover that with ease. I would have the spread closer to 6.5 than 3.5. Take the Bills and lay the 3.5 points (-105)

Los Angeles Rams (-190) at Indianapolis (-108)

I am very bullish on the NFC West and am unimpressed with the Colts cornerbacks, which were exposed by Russell Wilson. The Rams are a 3.5-point favorite (Los Angeles -112, Indianapolis -108). It’s hard to imagine the Colts starting 0-2 at home, but they knew this was the start of the schedule in April. The Rams defense has the ability to abuse Carson Wentz, who tends to fold like a card table when pressured early. Take the Rams and lay the 3.5 points (-112)

Cincinnati (+110) at Chicago (-135)

The Bengals won in Week 1 – no thanks to incredibly bad coaching decisions along the way – but weren’t the better team. They made the three or four biggest plays of the game. The Bears are 2.5-point favorites (Cincinnati -107, Chicago -115), which tells you on a neutral field, the Bengals are the better team. They are not. Take the Bears and lay the 2.5 points (-115)

San Francisco (-190) at Philadelphia (+155)

There isn’t a bet among this that I really like – which is the ideal way to set a betting line – but the 49ers have better depth on both sides of the ball and are being favored on the road by 3.5 points (San Francisco -110, Philadelphia -110). Jimmy Garoppolo is looking over his shoulder and needs to play the best ball of his career. The Eagles are a work-in-progress two years behind that of the 49ers. Take the 49ers and lay the 3.5 points (-110)

Houston (+500) at Cleveland (-750)

The spread is extremely high for the Browns at 11.5 points (Houston -107, Cleveland -115). That being said, Cleveland should have beaten Kansas City – the best team in the AFC. Now they’re salty, at home, and playing the worst team in the AFC (with all due respect to their Week 1 win over the Jags). This has beatdown written all over it. Take the Browns and lay the 11.5 points (-115)

New Orleans (-190) at Carolina (+155)

The Saints are coming off a shocking dominance of Green Bay, and the Panthers coasted past the Jets. Something smells like a trap for the Saints, but they’re the more talented team, and Christian McCaffrey and Alvin Kamara will likely cancel each other out. Seeing as both of them capable of making the big plays that shorten a field, the Over/Under of 44.5 points (-115 Over, -105 Under) seems a little too low given these two generational talents at their position. Take the Over (-115)

Atlanta (+470) at Tampa Bay (-700)

This one hinges only on the point spread or the Over/Under – nobody should bet this moneyline. The Bucs are going to dismantle Atlanta. If the Falcons lost by 26 at home to Philadelphia, they should lose by 50 to Tampa. I rarely like a 12.5-point spread, but I do here. Matt Ryan has a made a career of garbage time yards and points, so it comes to the Over/Under of 51.5 points (-115 Over, -105 Under). Atlanta likely needs to score only 17 points to hit this number. Take the Over (-115)

Minnesota (+160) at Arizona (-200)

The Vikings lost to the worst team in the AFC North, now face the Cardinals, and are on the road again. Both teams have solid defenses, which makes the Over/Under of 50.5 (-110 Over, -110 Under) is a shade too high. To hit that number may require a defense/special teams touchdown to hit. Both teams are capable of putting up big points, but the defenses may require as many field goals as touchdowns. Take the Under (-110)

Tennessee (+190) at Seattle (-240)

There is one overriding factor that makes the most sense here. The Titans are at their best with saddling up Derrick Henry and riding him 25 times. The Seahawks have a back in Chris Carson capable of doing the same thing. This is a game that seems destined to have four or five 10-play scoring drives. That takes too much time off the clock to have an Over/Under of 54.5 points (-108 Over, -112 Under). Take the Under (-112)

Dallas (+135) at Los Angeles Chargers (-170)

There are few things I dislike more than seeing Dallas as the consensus choice to win the NFC East every year when they rarely do – and when they do, they tend to exit the playoffs quickly and quietly. However, the Cowboys offense is capable of putting up big points and are rested from a Thursday opener when they gave the Bucs everything they wanted at home. They’re daring Cowboys apologists to jump on. I’m not one, but I like this. Take the Cowboys on the Moneyline (+135)

Kansas City (-190) at Baltimore (+155)

The best thing that can happen for fans in this game is that one team gets ahead by two scores early. Then, it’s on. For my money, Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson are the two most explosively talented quarterbacks in the NFL. I didn’t think they could put a number too high for the Over/Under. They made it 55.5 points (-108 Over, -112 Under). That is about my limit, but not with Mahomes and Jackson in prime time. Take the Over (-108)

Detroit (+470) at Green Bay (-700)

This one seems too easy. ESPN has to allow a diversity of teams to play under the MNF spotlight, and the Lions are one of those teams. But they schedule them in the untenable position of being offered up to Green Bay at Lambeau. It’s not fair, but that’s part of the TV contract. Green Bay was humiliated by New Orleans in Week 1. The Packers are a 10.5-point favorite (Detroit -107, Green Bay -115). Expect that to be covered by halftime. R-E-L-A-X. Take the Packers and lay the 10.5 points (-115)

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Betting the NFL Line: Week 1

The best picks for betting against the point spread, the over/under or the moneyline.

The NFL season has begun and everyone begins with a clean slate. It won’t last for long as we find out which teams look to be improved in 2021 and which struggle out of the gate. We will select a bet on each game that we like the most – betting against the point spread, the over/under or the straight up moneyline.

Odds provided by Tipico (updated Wednesday, Sept. 8, at 8:30 p.m. ET)

Dallas (+310) at Tampa Bay (-410)

The Bucs are coming into the 2021 season as the defending champs and are 7.5-point favorites (Dallas -107, Tampa Bay -115). With questions surrounding the health of Dak Prescott and Pro Bowl guard Zack Martin out with COVID protocol, the Cowboys have too many unknowns to ignore. Take the Bucs and lay the 7.5 points (-115).

Arizona (+130) at Tennessee (-160)

The oddsmakers clearly aren’t sold on the Titans being able to cover the 3.5- point spread (Arizona -130, Tennessee +105). Arizona is a trendy pick to be a playoff contender, but traveling across the country and playing at 10 a.m. body clock time is a lot to ask. Getting more than you bet on Tennessee at home looks like a good call. Take the Titans and lay the 3.5 points (+105).

Minnesota (-190) at Cincinnati (+155)

Minnesota had a brutal defense last season, but have a lot of talented players coming into 2021 that weren’t on the roster last season. The Vikings are a 3.5-point favorite (Minnesota -108, Cincinnati -112). While I believe Minnesota will win, this could come down to the final drive to do so, and Minny is giving away too many points for a scenario like that. Take the Bengals plus the 3.5 points (-112).

Seattle (-155) at Indianapolis (+125)

I was surprised when I saw Seattle favored by just 2.5 points (Seattle -130, Indianapolis +105). It has the smell of a trap, but Carson Wentz has missed too much time with a foot injury, and Seattle doesn’t give away games. This one seems like a game that should have a spread a point or two higher. Take Seattle and lay the 2.5 points (-130).

New York Jets (+190) at Carolina (-240)

The over/under is 43.5 points (-117 over/-103 under) – the second lowest O/U of the week. But, it’s there for a reason. The Jets are starting rookie Zach Wilson in his debut, and he’s going against Sam Darnold, who the Jets gave up on. It doesn’t take a lot to get this game over, but, barring a defensive or special teams score helping out, it’s going to be more difficult. Take the under (-103).

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Jacksonville (-175) at Houston (+140)

I’m no fan of the Jags being a legitimate contender, but Houston has completely overhauled its roster and has the potential to only win a couple of games all season. The Jaguars are 3.5-point road favorites (Jacksonville -102, Houston -122), which speaks to how bad things are in Houston. The Texans are going to be hard to watch and help Trevor Lawrence make a solid debut. Take Jacksonville and lay the points (-102).

Philadelphia (+135) at Atlanta (-170)

Both teams have recent Super Bowl history but have both fallen on hard times over the last couple of years. They have a relatively high over/under of 48.5 points (-108 over/-112 under). Jalen Hurts still needs to prove he can be field general and Matt Ryan will start a season without Julio Jones for the first time in 10 years. Neither sounds like a formula for a shootout. Take the under (-112).

Pittsburgh (+220) at Buffalo (-280)

These two both think they have a Super Bowl team assembled and have an over/under of 48.5 points (-105 over/-115 under). Buffalo has the ability to get ahead by double digits in this game, which plays in Big Ben’s strength of throwing 40 times to keep up. Take the over (-105).

Los Angeles Chargers (-108) at Washington (-112)

The point spread has Washington favored by a half-point. It doesn’t seem possible to anticipate a tie, which would be the only reason to take the hook if you think the Chargers are going to win. Washington’s defense is worth watching, but the Chargers offense will do enough to win. Take the Chargers on the moneyline (-108).

Cleveland (+205) at Kansas City (-260)

The Chiefs are 6.5-point favorites (Cleveland -115, Kansas City -107), which seems about right. Cleveland is going to try to dominate the game on the ground, but you need long drives to make that happen. Kansas City’s quick-strike ability may force the Browns to try to keep pace and that plays into the Chiefs’ hands. Take the Chiefs and lay 6.5 points (-107).

Denver (-160) and New York Giants (+130)

This is a make-or-break season for Daniel Jones, who needs to step up his game. Denver comes in as a 3.5-point road favorite (Denver +105, New York -130). While I’m leaning for Denver to win the game, giving away more than three points on the road to a team capable of containing Teddy Bridgewater and keeping the game close, it may be asking too much. Take the Giants and the 3.5 points (-130).

Miami (+130) at New England (-160)

The Patriots are being shown a lot of respect as a 3.5-point favorite (Miami -130, New England +105). Without the security of a veteran like Cam Newton, if Mac Jones struggles in his debut, there is no security blanket behind him, and that could be bad news. Take Miami on the moneyline (+130).

Green Bay (-200) at New Orleans (+160)

The Saints are playing their first opener without Drew Brees in 15 years, which explains why Green Bay is a 3.5-point road favorite Green Bay -115, New Orleans -107). Jameis Winston is no Drew Brees, and the Packers will be salivating at the chance to attack a defense with a short field when Winston inevitably makes the mistakes that result in his trademark turnovers. Take the Packers and lay the 3.5 points (-115).

Chicago (+290) at Los Angeles Rams (-380)

Matthew Stafford makes his debut with the Rams against a team he has played twice a year his entire career. The Rams are a 7.5-point favorite (Chicago -110, Los Angeles -110) and, while that is a lot to give away, Stafford knows all of their weaknesses. Take the Rams and lay the 7.5 points (-110).

Baltimore (-210) at Las Vegas (+170)

The only reason this game is on Monday night is a full house in Las Vegas to give the Raiders a national showcase. But, the Raiders had an awful defense last year, struggling against the run and the pass. Baltimore is a 4.5-point favorite (Baltimore -108, Las Vegas -112), which seems too low given Lamar Jackson can scorch them on the ground and through the air. The Raiders will have to pick their poison and live with the consequences. Take the Ravens and lay the 4.5 points (-108).

NFL Betting Guide – NFL Divisional Playoffs: Odds, lines, spreads, picks and best bets

Game-by-game NFL Divisional Playoff breakdowns, with NFL betting odds, lines, predictions, picks and betting tips for each game.

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NFL Playoffs continue this weekend, as we’re down to eight teams in the chase to be this season’s Super Bowl Champion. SportsbookWire’s NFL Playoff Betting Guide is at your service, full of NFL odds, lines, spreads, game-by-game predictions, picks and best-bet selections to help you make the best NFL sports bets for the week.

Be sure to also check out our recommendations around parlay picks to cash in on during the NFL Playoffs:

NFL Playoffs: Divisional Round

Saturday, January 11, 2020

Minnesota Vikings at San Francisco 49ers – 4:35 p.m. ET – NBC

Tennessee Titans at Baltimore Ravens – 8:15 p.m. ET – CBS

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Sunday, January 12, 2020

Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs – 3:05 p.m. ET – CBS

Seattle Seahawks at Green Bay Packers – 6:40 p.m. ET – FOX

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NFL Betting Guide – Week 17: Odds, lines, spreads, picks and best bets

Game-by-game NFL Week 17 breakdowns, with NFL betting odds, lines, predictions, picks and betting tips for each game.

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NFL Week 19 – Sunday, December 29, 2019

Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati Bengals – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Chicago Bears at Minnesota Vikings – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

New York Jets at Buffalo Bills – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

New Orleans Saints at Carolina Panthers – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

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Philadelphia Eagles at New York Giants – 4:25 p.m. ET – FOX

Tennessee Titans at Houston Texans – 4:25 p.m. ET – CBS

Washington Redskins at Dallas Cowboys – 4:25 p.m. ET – FOX

Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore Ravens – 4:25 p.m. ET – CBS

Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars – 4:25 p.m. ET – CBS

Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos – 4:25 p.m. ET – CBS

Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Rams – 4:25 p.m. ET – FOX

San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks – 8:20 p.m. ET – NBC

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NFL Betting Guide – Week 17: Odds, lines, spreads, picks and best bets

Game-by-game NFL Week 17 breakdowns, with NFL betting odds, lines, predictions, picks and betting tips for each game.

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Be sure to check out our top NFL Underdog Bets for Week 17, where our Ken Pomponio is 29-19 on underdog predictions with this weekly staple.

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NFL Week 19 – Sunday, December 29, 2019

Cleveland Browns at Cincinnati Bengals – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Chicago Bears at Minnesota Vikings – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

Los Angeles Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

New York Jets at Buffalo Bills – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

New Orleans Saints at Carolina Panthers – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

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Philadelphia Eagles at New York Giants – 4:25 p.m. ET – FOX

Tennessee Titans at Houston Texans – 4:25 p.m. ET – CBS

Washington Redskins at Dallas Cowboys – 4:25 p.m. ET – FOX

Pittsburgh Steelers at Baltimore Ravens – 4:25 p.m. ET – CBS

Indianapolis Colts at Jacksonville Jaguars – 4:25 p.m. ET – CBS

Oakland Raiders at Denver Broncos – 4:25 p.m. ET – CBS

Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Rams – 4:25 p.m. ET – FOX

San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks – 8:20 p.m. ET – NBC

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NFL Betting Guide – Week 16: Odds, lines, spreads, picks and best bets

Game-by-game NFL Week 16 breakdowns, with NFL betting odds, lines, predictions, picks and betting tips for each game.

SportsbookWire’s NFL Betting Guide is at your service for Week 16; full of NFL odds, lines, spreads, game-by-game predictions, picks and best-bet selections to help you make the best NFL sports bets for the week.

Be sure to check out our top NFL Underdog Bets for Week 16, where our Ken Pomponio is 28-17 on underdog predictions with this weekly staple.

Are you looking to place a bet on any of these games? Visit BetMGM and place your bets now. Games are always more interesting when you have some skin in the game.

NFL Week 16 – Sunday, December 22, 2019

Cincinnati Bengals at Miami Dolphins – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Pittsburgh Steelers at New York Jets – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

New York Giants at Washington Redskins – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

Carolina Panthers at Indianapolis Colts – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Jacksonville Jaguars at Atlanta Falcons – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

New Orleans Saints at Tennessee Titans – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

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Oakland Raiders at Los Angeles Chargers – 4:05 p.m. ET – CBS

Detroit Lions at Denver Broncos – 4:05 p.m. ET – CBS

Arizona Cardinals at Seattle Seahawks – 4:25 p.m. ET – FOX

Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles – 4:25 p.m. ET – FOX

Kansas City Chiefs at Chicago Bears – 8:20 p.m. ET – NBC

NFL Week 16 – Monday, December 23, 2019

Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings – 8:15 p.m. ET – ESPN

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NFL Betting Guide – Week 16: Odds, lines, spreads, picks and best bets

Game-by-game NFL Week 16 breakdowns, with NFL betting odds, lines, predictions, picks and betting tips for each game.

With the holiday season upon us, the NFL schedule is moving around a bit. Thursday night football is replaced with three games Saturday.

Be sure to check out our top NFL Underdog Bets for Week 16, where our Ken Pomponio is 28-17 on underdog predictions with this weekly staple.

Are you looking to place a bet on any of these games? Visit BetMGM and place your bets now. Games are always more interesting when you have some skin in the game.

NFL Week 16 – Saturday, December 21, 2019

Houston Texans at Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1:00 p.m. ET – NFL Network

Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots – 4:30 p.m. ET – NFL Network

Los Angeles Rams at San Francisco 49ers – 8:15 p.m. ET – NFL Network

NFL Week 16 – Sunday, December 22, 2019

Cincinnati Bengals at Miami Dolphins – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Pittsburgh Steelers at New York Jets – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

New York Giants at Washington Redskins – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

Carolina Panthers at Indianapolis Colts – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX – Coming soon

Baltimore Ravens at Cleveland Browns – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS – Coming soon

Jacksonville Jaguars at Atlanta Falcons – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

New Orleans Saints at Tennessee Titans – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX – Coming soon

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Oakland Raiders at Los Angeles Chargers – 4:05 p.m. ET – CBS

Detroit Lions at Denver Broncos – 4:05 p.m. ET – CBS

Arizona Cardinals at Seattle Seahawks – 4:25 p.m. ET – FOX

Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles – 4:25 p.m. ET – FOX

Kansas City Chiefs at Chicago Bears – 8:20 p.m. ET – NBC

NFL Week 16 – Monday, December 23, 2019

Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings – 8:15 p.m. ET – ESPN – Coming soon

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NFL Betting Guide – Week 15: Odds, lines, spreads, picks and best bets

Game-by-game NFL Week 15 breakdowns, with NFL betting odds, lines, predictions, picks and betting tips for each game.

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SportsbookWire’s NFL Betting Guide is at your service for Week 15; full of NFL odds, lines, spreads, game-by-game predictions, picks and best-bet selections to help you make the best NFL sports bets for the week.

Be sure to check out our top NFL Underdog Bets for Week 15, where our Ken Pomponio is 26-16 on underdog predictions with this weekly staple.

Are you looking for some action on these games? Visit BetMGM and place your bets now. Games are always more interesting when you have some skin in the game.

NFL Week 15 – Sunday, December 15th, 2019

New England Patriots at Cincinnati Bengals – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Detroit Lions – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

Houston Texans at Tennessee Titans – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Denver Broncos at Kansas City Chiefs – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Miami Dolphins at New York Giants – 1:00 p.m. ET – CBS

Philadelphia Eagles at Washington Redskins – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

Seattle Seahawks at Carolina Panthers – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

Chicago Bears at Green Bay Packers – 1:00 p.m. ET – FOX

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Minnesota Vikings at Los Angeles Chargers – 4:05 p.m. ET – CBS

Jacksonville Jaguars at Oakland Raiders – 4:05 p.m. ET – CBS

Cleveland Browns at Arizona Cardinals – 4:05 p.m. ET – CBS

Los Angeles Rams at Dallas Cowboys – 4:25 p.m. ET – FOX

Atlanta Falcons at San Francisco 49ers – 4:25 p.m. ET – FOX

Buffalo Bills at Pittsburgh Steelers – 8:20 p.m. ET – NBC

NFL Week 15 – Monday, December 16th, 2019

Indianapolis Colts at New Orleans Saints – 8:15 p.m. ET – ESPN

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