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The NFL season opens with potentially a good match-up in Week 1 with the Packers battling the Bears in the Windy City. The betting board has the Bears as a field goal favorite with the total line set at 46 points. (Total has moved to 46.5 as of game day, despite the public heavily betting the UNDER.) Read Keith Allen’s view on who holds the advantages in the Thursday night opener and get his against the spread prediction.
“To Zeke or not to Zeke?” Does it really even matter? The Pokes offensive line is lean, mean and healthy. The Giants are fade material as long as they keep running Eli out there.
The Dirty Birds travel north to face the Purple People Eaters of Minnesota, in what promises to be one of the more interesting games of the week. The general betting public is divided on this game, as the teams are receiving equal wagering action at the sportsbooks.
These two squads split their season series with both teams getting the win on the road. The Bills easily took the first match 41-10 with Sam Darnold injured but dropped the game in Buffalo 27-23 in a game that Bills out-yarded the Jets big time. This time around the Jets have more weapons, but have they done enough to take down the visitor? Keith lays it all out with his prediction and analysis.
I’m not a huge trends guy, but I’ll be fading a pretty nasty one this week. The Lions are 4-24 straight up vs. NFC West teams since 1992. See my reasons why in this article!
All we heard in the media this week was how the Texans got “nothing” in return from Seattle for Clowney. The real news is that Houston added OL Laremy Tunsil, which was a huge upgrade to their offensive line. Seven points is a TON to be getting in Week 1 on Monday Night Football. This bet screams value! Read on to see which side of the spread line Ted is playing.
The Philadelphia Eagles have a lot going for them this season. Wentz is back, their line play is exceptional and the upgraded at multiple positions. The Redskins appear to be destined for mediocrity again this season and are already having quarterback controversy between Case Keenum and Dwayne Haskins. The ‘Skins opener looks to be a potential disaster.
The Cincinnati Bengals struggled on the road at 2-6 last season, while the Seattle Seahawks, who enjoy one of the better home field advantages in the NFL, enjoyed a 6-2 record at Qwest Field. Most bettors are laying the 9.5 point spread with the Seahawks, but is that the right move? Read on to get Loot’s play.
The Rams finished second in the league in scoring last season and barring injuries should be a top-5 unit this season. The Panthers defense had an off year last season finishing out of the top in scoring defense, but they’ve made a lot of changes to the front seven and could easily finish as a top unit this season. Can they contain the Rams offense? Get Jay’s O/U pick.
The defending champion New England Patriots host the Steelers on Sunday night of Week 1 action. Both teams will be looking to replace arguably their best receiving option with WR Antonio Brown traded to Oakland and the retirement of Rob Gronkowski. The Pats are a six-point home favorite for this game with the total line on the board at most betting shops at 51 points. Read on to get Mann’s detailed analysis and suggested wager.
