What we know: The Bears covered for the first time since Week 5 on Monday night, a nice way to head into their Week 10 bye. They will host the Ravens when they return to action in Week What we know: They are a perfect ATS during odd-numbered weeks this season but during even-numbered weeks.
Detroit heads to Pittsburgh looking to reverse that "trend" Sunday. What we know: There are two teams since the beginning of last season that have played more than 15 games that were decided by seven or fewer points, and they square off this weekend when the Vikings travel to play the Chargers. This figures to be a game for which tracking line movement is critical, so make sure to keep an eye on trends as the week progresses!
What we know: The Saints are outright in their past 11 road games, with seven covers during that stretch. Under tickets have cashed in three of their four road games this season What we know: The Bucs are just ATS on the road during the regular season since the beginning of last year What we know: Both teams in five straight Atlanta games have scored at least 20 points, fueling a overs record over that stretch. The Falcons travel to Dallas this weekend What we know: Under tickets have cashed in five of Carolina's past six road games, an interesting trend to consider as they head to Arizona to face the potent Cardinals.
What we know: The Cardinals are coming off an impressive win in San Francisco without Kyler Murray or DeAndre Hopkins, and they've now scored over 30 points in each of their past three Sunday games. This Sunday, they host a Panthers team that has dropped five of six games outright after a start. What we know: The Rams are unbeaten on the road this season and have scored north of 25 points in all four of those games.
Not once have they allowed 25 points on the road, and their stingy defense will look to limit the division rival 49ers when they meet at San Francisco on Monday night. What we know: The Seahawks covered each of their three games before their Week 9 bye, a streak they will look to extend as they travel to Lambeau Field this weekend. What we know: The Niners have lost five of their past six games outright, and bettors have been able to cash in on it.
Skip to main content Skip to navigation. Every NFL team's record against the spread and more. Notable bets: NFL upsets increasing, and bookmakers are smiling. Dodgers favorites to win '22 Series; Astros next.
Atlanta Braves. Notable bets: Action on the Vikings convinced bookmakers that Dak Prescott wouldn't play. Notable bets: Betting public continues rare NFL hot streak.
Betting market watch: Line moves, early action and bookmaker insights. Notable bets: Aaron Rodgers owns the Bears, and Chicago bettors know it. As it turns out the average number of wins for an team the next year is 7. Only four teams, However, 18 times, Nine teams, Of the teams on the way down the biggest faller were the Chargers, posting one measly win the following year.
They managed to avoid the infamous dog fighter Michael Vick and set themselves up as perennial contenders in the AFC West, though it would take a few more bumps in the road to complete the transition. The best season posted following an season was , accomplished first by Tennessee in and again by Kansas City in Fifteen teams, On average 1.
Of the eight teams from the season five made the playoffs the following year. In there were three teams and all three made the playoffs the next year with Arizona reaching the Super Bowl. But that means a team has to get into the postseason party, which means bad losses like this week could cost some of them.
I still think teams like the Bills, Rams, Cowboys and Packers will be around in the playoffs -- and maybe deep into them. But this past weekend shows that you can't just line up and play, no matter who the opponent is on the other sideline. My Power Rankings have been destroyed each and every week this season so far. Parity lovers rejoice. At the halfway point of the season, with nine weeks left, it's time for contenders to emerge and pretenders to fade away. This past week, the pretenders made life miserable for a lot of the supposed contenders and turned the league upside down in the process.
By Pete Prisco. Nov 9, at pm ET 2 min read. Six of the teams in the top 10 of my Power Rankings lost this past week. Among those losses: A The Dallas Cowboys getting blown out at home by the Denver Broncos , who traded away Von Miller last week in a move that signaled maybe they were moving on from this season.
The defense, a maligned unit in recent years, dominated the Rams' offense in the victory. That's six of the top In one week? Broncos vs. Watch Now:. Brinson's picks: Patriots keep rolling, Lions cover Will Brinson 11 min read. Notes: Cam's return to Panthers; picks Jonathan Jones 5 min read. Prisco: Raiders, Chiefs in thriller Pete Prisco 5 min read. Former Beckham teammate, ex-Ram skeptical of L.
Week 10 injuries: Murray game-time call, Bucs aching Jared Dubin 9 min read. Why did OBJ pick Rams? Receiver explains decision Bryan DeArdo 1 min read. Winning the way they did on the road without Kyler Murray was truly impressive.
They are the best team right now. The Packers found out what life is like without Aaron Rodgers. It's not pretty, but he is back this week, which is a good and necessary thing. They are such a tough team. Going to Los Angeles and winning without Derrick Henry is special.
They are the best team in the AFC. They went into their bye off a loss, which can only make one imagine the fire that is lit inside of Tom Brady this week. The good news is they get Washington to help fix their issues. They made it interesting against the Vikings, but they found a way to win it in overtime.
The passing game came to life, which it needed to do.
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