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If tonight’s NFL odds weren’t the ones you’ve been waiting for, you may not be a football fan. Brett Favre on Monday night against his old team, facing off against the guy who held the clipboard while he started? It doesn’t get any better than the Packers and Vikings.
Something has to be said for the coaching staff in New York. The talent is certainly above average, but the coaching staff has been able to dissect teams with disgusting precision. While going 16-2 ATS in their last 18 games on the road, the Giants have kicked off the season by wearing down the Redskins, picking Tony Romo three times in a 33-31 win, and shutout the Bucs who were previously the fourth best offense in terms of moving the chains. That’s why I’m not scared of a big spread facing them on the road in Arrowhead.
Terrell Owens was supposed to be a savior of sorts for Buffalo (at least that’s what they were hoping he’d be), but instead he was held without a catch last week. Personally, the crap that T.O. gets for being angry on the sidelines while his team is losing is unfair. The Bills were getting man handled by the Saints defense. What did you want him to do? Smile? Don’t be an idiot.
In the only battle of undefeated teams on Sunday, the Saints will host the Jets led by Dirty Sanchez. The best offense in the league will face the against the true number-one defense. The Jets and Bart Scott have allowed just 256.0 yards against total, while keeping teams in check with just 11.0 points allowed. They’ve managed these stats while playing explosive Texans, New England and Tennessee.
Kyle Boller is back, and everyone in St. Louis is trying to kick themselves in the balls. The weird part is that even the women in St. Louis are trying to do the same, which is how bad things have gotten in St. Louis. Nobody knows what the hell is happening, and now they’ve lost their perennial leader in Marc Bulger to another injury and will have to watch Kyle Boller try to lead this team against a Niners team which was one Brett Favre miracle away from going undefeated to open the 2009 betting season.
If not for the outstanding play of Matt Schaub (300.6 passing yards per game), the Texans would be getting demolished. They’ve allowed 28.7 points and 205.0 rushing yards against per game. Good thing for them they get to play at home against Oakland, the second worst offense in the league. JaMarcus Russell a huge bust this season, leading an offense that generates just 223.0 yards per game and has managed an average of 12.0 points per game.
Tennessee Titans @ Jacksonville Jaguars
Sunday October 4 – Jacksonville Stadium, Jacksonville, FL – 1 PM ET
NFL Betting Line: Titans -3, O/U: 41.5
What a difference a year makes for the Tennessee Titans. They were 13-3 last year and they have already matched their total losses from a year ago heading into Week 4.
Trust me, it’s easy to say things like “Tom Brady isn’t the same anymore” three weeks in to the season. But if you’re ready to crown Super Bowl Champions after less than a month of NFL betting, then you’re an idiot. Tom Brady is riding a slow rehab curve back to becoming one of the most prolific quarterbacks in the league. Can you blame the guy for being worried about his knee and playing a little scared? All it took was a loss to the Jets to shake him out of his rut, and now Brady is proving it will take time, but he will be peaking late in the season, which means the Patriots could be deadly in the playoffs.
Cincinnati Bengals @ Cleveland Browns
Sunday October 4 – Cleveland Browns Stadium, OH
NFL Betting Odds: Bengals -5.5, O/U: 38.5
The battle of Ohio from the dog pound features one team riding a two-game winning streak and another team that has scored one offensive touchdown in 8 games.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-3 SU & ATS) at Washington Redskins (1-2 SU, 0-2-1 ATS)
Sunday, October 4 – 1 PM ET
NFL betting odds: WASHINGTON -7, Total 37
The Redskins are listed as a seven-point favorite, with a posted total of 37 points.
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TB is 0-5 ATS in its last five games
TB has lost its last seven games SU
Seems we’ve never met an NFL betting line we didn’t like. After a perfect Week 3, let’s try and keep the football parlay momentum going. Here are some hot picks to consider.
The Houston Texans appear to be a popular suicide pick this week. After all, what better week to pick the Texans, right?
The Texans, who have been 6-2 at home in each of the last two seasons, are 0-2 so far at Reliant Stadium this year. On top of that, they get a visit from the lousy Raiders this week, who seem to be playing with an eye-patch just like their logo.
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The NFL betting hits just keep on coming for the Monday nighter. Last week, the Colts and Dolphins treated us to a tight game. This week, football fans feast their eyes on shiny new Cowboys Stadium as the Panthers and Cowboys go head to head in what should be a high-scoring affair.
Washington Redskins (1-1 SU, 0-1-1 ATS) at Detroit Lions (0-2 SU & ATS)
Sunday, September 27 – 1 PM ET
NFL betting odds: WASHINGTON -6, Total 38.5
San Francisco 49ers (2-0 SU & ATS) at Minnesota Vikings (2-0 SU & ATS)
Sunday, September 27 – 1 PM ET
BetUS NFL betting odds: MINNESOTA -6.5, Total 40
In the BetUS NFL football betting odds, the Vikings are listed as a 6.5-point favorite, with a posted total of 40 points.
BetUS NFL betting odds: HOUSTON -3.5, Total 47
In the BetUS NFL football betting odds, the Texans are listed as a 3.5-point favorite
The game total is 47 points.
Here are some NFL football betting trends as they relate to this matchup:
