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BetUS NFL sports book odds: NEW ORLEANS -6.5, Total 47
In the BetUS NFL betting, the Saints are listed as a 6.5-point favorite, with a posted total of 47 points.
Here are some NFL sports book betting trends as they relate to this matchup:
Traditionally, the Philadelphia Eagles-Washington Redskins games provide some high entertainment value. This year’s episode on Monday Night Football may be a different story.
The Philadelphia Eagles are off a very ugly loss to the Oakland Raiders. The Eagles were the NFC favorite coming into the season and were supposed to be an offensive juggernaut, yet last week they only mustered nine points in a pitiful loss to the Raiders.
Time: 8:30 ET
Venue: FedEx Field
Eagles vs. Redskins Monday Night Football Lines
MoneyLine: Eagles -300 / Redskins +250
Spread: Eagles -7.5
Over/Under: 37
The Arizona Cardinals and New York Giants are heading into their Sunday Night Football contest in very different moods.
The Cardinals are flying high after an impressive win at Qwest Field where, for a second year in a row, they stomped the Seattle Seahawks.
Time: 8:20 ET
Venue: Giants Stadium
Cardinals vs. Giants Sunday Night Football Lines
MoneyLine: Cardinals +260 / Giants -320
Spread: Giants -7.5
Over/Under: 46
The New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers head to United Kingdom to put the NFL on display. Hopefully the English fans over there like to see one-sided blowouts.
The New England Patriots are fresh off a 59-0 win over the winless Tennessee Titans, who are one of the worst teams in the AFC, and now go on the road to face one of the worst teams in the NFC, the winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Time: 1:00 ET
Venue: Wembley Stadium
Patriots vs. Buccaneers Sunday Football Lines
MoneyLine: Patriots -1000 / Bucs +700
Spread: Patriots -15.5
Over/Under: 44.5
Up is down is up in Pittsburgh, where the running game is in shambles and Ben Roethisberger and Hines Ward have become the most dangerous pass-catch combination in the league.
The defending Super Bowl champs have basically re-invented themselves on the fly after early-season losses losses to Chicago and Cincinnati put them in an early hole in the AFC North. Gone is the reliance on the power running game, replaced by Roethlisberger firing the ball all over the field.
Mark Sanchez has an NFL arm. Anyone who has seen him throw a football more than once or twice is convinced of that.
Sanchez also has kahones. He proved that in his second game as a pro when he engineered second-half drives in a victory over the Patriots, and in the process outplayed Tom Brady.
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OK, NFL betting fans. It’s time to get serious. We’ve continued to sizzle in our weekly parlay but our winnings feel criminal; too many slam-dunk picks on favorites, right? If we really want a heist worthy of an organized crime ring, we need to start taking risks. Thus, without further ado, I present to you an all-underdog parlay for Week 7, with spreads from BetOnline.com.
NFL Week 7 is here. The game of the week is Minnesota visiting Pittsburgh. Can the undefeated Vikings beat the reigning NFL Superbowl Champions?
Week 7 Bye Week Teams: Denver, Detroit, Tennessee, Seattle, Jacksonville, Baltimore
Week 7 is here and we are one third of the way through the season. Three of the remaining four unbeaten teams – Indianapolis (5-0), Minnesota (6-0) and New Orleans (5-0) – will be in action this week. Denver (6-0) has a bye in Week 7 after a 34-23 win at San Diego on Monday night.
The four undefeated teams through the first six weeks are the most since the 1970 merger.
For the second week in a row, the underdog was the best bet. Once again nine teams getting points covered. Three teams; Cleveland, Baltimore, and St. Louis covered but lost while six teams; Kansas City, Houston, Oakland, Arizona, Buffalo and Denver won their games outright. The Bills and Raiders pulled off the biggest upset as they were listed as double digit dogs.
NFL analysts, sports bettors and fans saw an excess of ATS upsets in Week 6. The Oakland Raiders, Houston Texans and Buffalo Bills all rose up to cover the spread in their respective contests with outright wins. Even the St. Louis Rams covered their money line in a fine, losing effort.
While the topsy-turvy week certainly didn’t go as planned, BetUS NFL betting members will have an even better grasp on what to expect in Week 7 with this recap of all the Week 6 contests – and look ahead at this coming week’s NFL action.
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.
The NFL odds of the Broncos arriving for their Week 6 Monday Nighter undefeated seemed next to impossible before the season started, yet here we are. Baby-faced Josh McDaniels has his boys playing phenomenal football; first the “D” dominated and now the offense is catching up. Can Denver keep its improbable run going in San Diego tonight?
The undefeated Denver Broncos visit the 3 point favorite San Diego Chargers looking to seal the AFC West division early in the season in a Monday Night rivalry clash at 8:30 PM ET at Qualcomm Stadium.
NFL odds:
Denver Broncos +3
San Diego Chargers -3
O/U 44
Before the 2009 season started the Chargers were massive favorites to clinch the AC West division title, however after what the Broncos have done early this season it seems like the Chargers will have to settle for the Wildcard.
Lifeless Raiders Host Philadelphia Eagles
If you were slightly worried about Donavan McNabb’s return from a cracked rib, then he put your fears to rest by cracking out a can of whoop-ass on Tampa Bay. McNabb was near perfect last weekend with 16-of-21 for 264 yards and three touchdowns. The second best scoring offense remains intact, and gets to face the 26th ranked defense in the league when they pay a visit to Oakland this weekend.
Who Do You Trust More – Tampa Bay or Jake Delhomme?
The Panthers came off their bye week and managed to squeak by the Redskins 20-17, but they lost to the spread in the process making Jake Delhomme the single worst betting quarterback in the league (now that Sage Rosenfels is rightfully buried on the bench in Minnesota). With the Panthers winless against the spread, they’ll visit Tampa Bay, a team they beat up at Raymond James Stadium on a yearly basis. Can the road dogs show some life against a mid-level opponent?
