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Denver Broncos (7-4 SU & ATS) at Kansas City Chiefs (3-8 SU, 5-6 ATS)
Sunday, December 6 – 1 PM ET
Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO
BetUS NFL betting odds: DENVER -4.5, Total 38.5
In the BetUS NFL betting odds, the Broncos are listed as a 4.5-point road favorite, with a posted total of 38.5 points.
The Patriots are coming off a glaring loss to the New Orleans Saints, and in typical fashion they pulled their starts with about eight minutes to go in the fourth. Safe move? Probably. Absolutely classless? Definitely.
The Patriots are in solid control of the AFC East for now, but the Dolphins could be a serious spoiler, especially with a home game in hand this weekend. It will be up to Tom Brady and the Patriots to bounce back from the huge loss against the Saints, and Miami’s defense would love nothing more than to feast on the carcass of the Patriots.
Sunday Night Football in America features the Minnesota Vikings visiting the 3 point home underdog Arizona Cardinals at 8:20 PM ET at University of Phoenix in a potential NFC championship clash.
Houston 5-6 (Road: 3-2) 1:00pm ET vs. Jacksonville 6-5 (Home: 4-1) TV: CBS
One of the best passing offenses in the league against one of the worst passing defenses, you do the math.
The Arizona Cardinals may be without starting quarterback Kurt Warner this week, which would really hamper a matchup of two ageless quarterbacks in the NFC.
Warner led the Cardinals to the Super Bowl last year and Brett Favre is hoping to do the same for the Vikings this year.
The Atlanta Falcons will be very shorthanded this weekend as the Philadelphia Eagles visit. They’ll be without their starting quarterback and starting running back, which is already more starters than they missed all of last year.
Last season, the Falcons only missed one starter for any games as left tackle Sam Baker missed 11 starts. This year has been a very different story as the Falcons, who are already without Harry Douglas, William Moore, Brian Williams and Michael Schneck for the season, and have missed Ovie Mughelli, Jerious Norwood, Michael Turner and Brian Finneran for multiple games, will now be without Turner and Matt Ryan for this week.
Imagine: 18-0 against 18-0 at the Super Bowl. How could it not be the biggest draw in NFL gambling history?
There’s no denying the greatness of the New Orleans Saints. They humbled the New England Patriots 38-17 on Monday night, cashing in as 1-point home favorites at the close and remaining undefeated at 11-0 (8-3 ATS). Meanwhile, the Indianapolis Colts are also 11-0 SU (7-3-1 ATS) after going into Houston and beating the Texans 35-27 as 3-point faves.
For those of us concerned that the undefeated Colts would just kick back for the rest of the season and make wagering on them the mother of all uncertain sciences, rest assured that Indy will keep the pedal to the meal for at least the next few weeks.
Playoff contenders battle it out at Lambeau Field on ESPN’s Monday Night Football, and Bookmaker Sportsbook has all of the action covered! The Baltimore Ravens (6-5, 6-5 ATS) will look to keep stride in the AFC Wild Card chase, while the Green Bay Packers (7-4, 6-4-1 ATS) will hope to keep a hold on their Wild Card positioning in the NFC.
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Here is what the 6-5 Giants will be sending out onto the field Sunday against the Cowboys in what is basically a playoff elimination game:
Thanksgiving is over and Christmas is just around the corner. It’s Week 13 and the NFL playoff pictures are really starting to take form. My pick for game of the week is Tennessee at Indianapolis. The Titans are on a tear and the Colts are unbeaten in their last 11. Can the red-hot Titans come from 0-6 to .500 while snapping Indy’s winning steak?
Each week during the heart of the NFL season, and once or twice during the NFL Preseason, we’ll gather the troops around the roundtable and hash out the NFL Power rankings. We check out the stats, looks at the records, and, most importantly, we take a close, close look at the heart of each team. We encourage you to come back each week and see how the NFL Power Rankings have changed.
After three straight weeks of the underdogs dominating the picks, last week the favorites rose to the occasion. Only four teams getting points covered the spread and only one team, Buffalo won outright. It was a great week to be home for the holiday as 13 home teams won straight up, with eight covering the spread. For the second week in a row the under was the best play as 11 games stayed under their total, while only five went over.
Make no mistake: Florida Alabama betting picks are what’s what in the betting community this week. But we still have time to kill, don’t we? The Jets and Bills visit Toronto Thursday night to renew their AFC East hostilities. Let’s break down the matchup.
The New Orleans Saints may be one of two undefeated teams in the NFL this year but you can rest assured that they will be measuring themselves against the New England Patriots, who are the barometer of success in the NFL.
The Saints have been impressive this year on both sides of the ball, which very well may be the difference in this game. Not only is the Saints offense dominating, the defense has been making plays as well as the additions of coordinator Gregg Williams and safety Darren Sharper have had a huge impact.
Time: 8:30 ET
Venue: Louisiana Superdome
Pats vs. Saints Monday Night Football Lines
MoneyLine: Currently OFF
Spread: Saints -1.5
Over/Under: 56.5
