With the regular season just around the corner, the Seattle Seahawks will look to seal a 3-0 record in the preseason as they visit the Green Bay Packers on Saturday.
The Seahawks have flipped the script with a more productive August after going 1-5 in its last two preseasons — and that’s largely thanks to big contributions from Drew Lock and a pair of sharp defensive outings. A strong first half against the Dallas Cowboys last weekend paved the way for a 22-14 win.
Matt LaFleur and the Packers are unlikely to risk Jordan Love for many snaps here, just as Geno Smith’s minutes will surely be limited for the visitors. However, that should mean more opportunities for Green Bay backup Sam Clifford and dynamic running back Emmanuel Wilson as the ho…
We could be in for some close calls in Week 13. Of the 13 remaining NFL games, seven have spreads with numbers under a touchdown. That’s a good indicator that we’re in for a competitive week of difficult-to-predict contests.
That said, we’re here to help make the most of your Week 13 wagers. Here’s a look at my favorite spreads, totals and player prop bets that I’ll be targeting in Week 13.
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Ohhhh Week 7. A schedule that only a bettor can love, with three primetime games that currently look like dreadful duds, a number of AFC-NFC clashes that are around a touchdown on the look-ahead spread, and then matchups like the Texans/Raiders and Packers/Commanders.
Not exactly exhilarating stuff… so why are we looking past the yet-to-be-played Week 6 to peer into the odds crystal ball?
Because there are a couple of matchups worth the words on this page — and one with NFL odds we should take note of asap.
First, we have a Super Bowl 54 rematch between the Chiefs and the 49ers, which seems pretty reasonably priced right now. There’s also an AFC North tilt between the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens that might have some betting v…
October is just about here, which means it’s time for me to brave the crawl space and dig out the Halloween decorations. It also marks the start of the great debate: What costume will my kids wear for Trick-or-Treating?
If you’re a parent with little ones in that prime Trick-or-Treat age, you know their costume choice changes on a daily basis, similar to NFL odds. Yesterday it was Spider-Man 2099, but after a Netflix session, they want to be some crazy Anime character you’ve never heard of. Who knows what tomorrow will bring? The sharp money is on Mario Bros.
Whatever it is, they gotta decide who they’re going to be — and fast. All the good costumes are getting snatched up and I don’t want to be explaining t…
The Miami Dolphins are one of the best teams in the AFC and at home, on Monday Night Football, they should be able to handle the lowly Tennessee Titans (4-8). The Dolphins are riding high, having won three straight, while the Titans head to South Beach with just one win over their last five games.
Can the Titans defense slow down Tua Tagovailoa, Tyreek Hill and the high-flying Dolphins offense? Or will they be stuck between a rock and a hard place at Hard Rock Stadium?
While there are a number of different subscription-based TV channels and streaming services available to watch this game… did you know that you can also live stream Titans/Dolphins directly from legal sports betting sites?
In Canada, bet365 is one of our most trusted NFL bet…
The Denver Broncos and Indianapolis Colts will open their NFL preseason campaigns when the teams meet Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium.
The Broncos begin a new era at quarterback following the departure of Russell Wilson and are likely looking at missing the playoffs for the ninth consecutive season. Meanwhile, the Colts will be happy to see Anthony Richardson back on the field, but it’s unlikely we’ll see more than a series from him.
One team has an important position battle on its hands, and we explain the betting angle it presents in our Broncos vs. Colts predictions and NFL picks below.
Broncos vs Colts prediction
My best betBroncos 225+ receiving yards (+115 at FanDuel)
My analysisSean Payton h…
Manchester City’s long-term vision for Europe may be under threat and Liverpool’s lead at the top of the Premier League all but unassailable, yet Pep Guardiola could still write himself into the history books on Sunday if he becomes the first manager since Bob Paisley to win three successive League Cups.
If that sounds more like a footnote to history than anything of greater significance it is because the early season knockout competition has diminished in importance in the intervening years, while City themselves are clearly set up for grander ambitions.
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Liverpool actually won four League cups in a row between 1981 and 1984 (Joe Faga…