NFL Parlay of the Week
The favorites doubled up the underdogs 8-4 against the spread in Week 11 of the NFL season with the other three games ending as a PUSH. The total line was evenly split 7-7 and one game ended as a PUSH.
The favorites doubled up the underdogs 8-4 against the spread in Week 11 of the NFL season with the other three games ending as a PUSH. The total line was evenly split 7-7 and one game ended as a PUSH.
The Green Bay Packers are reeling without Aaron Rodgers, and now face a divisional foe in the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field on Sunday.
The Detroit Lions are right in the thick of the postseason picture, while the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are beginning to make good on what was a terrible first half of the season. The two teams will meet on Sunday at Ford Field in Detroit.
The Pittsburgh Steelers will make the trip out to FirstEnergy Stadium in Ohio on Sunday to take on the Cleveland Browns.
Bruce Arians will get a look at his old team when the Indianapolis Colts arrive in Phoenix on Sunday to take on the Arizona Cardinals.
Two teams that are sitting under .500 but are still in the playoff race will face off on Sunday when the Titans arrive in Oakland to take on the Raiders in the Black Hole.
Chicago and Detroit are tied atop the NFC North standing but really the Lions hold the lead by virtue of their two wins over the Bears.
The Carolina Panthers won again on Monday Night Football coming from behind and then holding off New England on the final drive.
If the Kansas City Chiefs are truly a top team then they will snap right back after their first loss of the season to Denver last week. San Diego is in the great morass that is building for the final playoff spot in the AFC and needs every win they can get.
The Jets and Ravens will meet for the second time this season on Sunday, when the pair go head-to-head at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore in a battle for the second wild-card slot in the AFC.
The lowly Jaguars will roll into Reliant Stadium in Houston on Sunday to take on a Texans team that has turned out to be one of the most disappointing teams in the NFL this season.
The red-hot San Antonio Spurs will make the trip out to the FedExForum in Tennessee to take on the host Memphis Grizzlies. Both sides represent some of the stronger Western Conference squads and this early season showdown could go a long way in determining seeding come April.
This is a nice late season battle for both of these teams. Neither of these teams is in contention for the BCS Championship but these are proud programs who will be up to try and best the other.
This is a very curious game at this stage of the schedule as Florida State steps out of the ACC for a date with the Idaho Vandals.
The 24th-ranked Ole Miss Rebels have been on a hot streak, winning four games in a row following a three-game losing streak, but the team now runs into a buzzsaw in the form of the eighth-ranked Missouri Tigers, who have been one of the more pleasant surprises in college football this season, and will be getting their starting quarterback back from injury.
The 22nd-ranked LSU Tigers will look to get back above .500 in the SEC and make a positive mark on an otherwise disappointing season on Saturday when they host the 12th-ranked Texas A&M Aggies, who will be looking to make some BCS noise with a win of their own.