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Sunday, Early Games
Eagles at Dolphins (+10)
ATS – 64% Eagles
Philly averaged 25 points in its first nine games. In the last two games, the Eagles have scored 19 points total. A lot of that has been the competition (New England, Seattle), but much of it was injuries. They’re expected to get both Alshon Jeffery and Jordan Howard back this weekend, and a trip to Miami should make the Eagles look much better offensively. ~ Mike Cole (NESN)
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Jets at Bengals (+3)
ATS – 58% Jets
The Bengals’ only strength on offense is Joe Mixon, but New York allows just three yards per carry, the lowest mark in the league. Sam Darnold will feast on a pass defense that allows nine yards per pass attempt, the highest in the NFL. ~ Andre Khatchaturian (NESN)
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Titans at Colts (-2.5)
ATS – 64% Titans
Ryan Tannehill is on fire with his complete control of a suddenly explosive, balanced Titans’ offense. Derrick Henry is looking stronger and faster against worn-out defenses, and the Titans have been hard to defend with their multiple personnel looks. The Titans will take it with Tannehill’s running and Henry’s receiving throwing wrinkles into Indy’s game plan. ~ Vinnie Iyer (Sporting News)
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Browns at Steelers (+2)
ATS – 55% Browns
The Browns, to their credit, have cleaned things up a bit recently, committing only one turnover in their last four games. The pressure ramps up Sunday in Pittsburgh, perhaps paving the way for some regression, but the Steelers are dealing with too many injuries offensively to feel great about their chances of taking care of business at home. ~ Ricky Doyle (NESN)
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Washington at Panthers (-10)
ATS – 70% Panthers
The Redskins got their first win with Dwayne Haskins as their starting quarterback last week, but it was still ugly offensively, with special teams doing the most damage on the scoreboard. The Panthers struggle mostly with teams that have the offensive line to push them around and open up chunk runs, keeping them from teeing off with their disruptive 3-4 edge rush. Washington doesn’t qualify as such. On the other side, Kyle Allen will get back to winning by simply feeding Christian McCaffrey and D.J. Moore in a great matchup against former Panther Josh Norman and a lost, injury-riddled defense. ~ Vinnie Iyer (Sporting News)
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Packers at Giants (+6.5)
ATS – 87% Packers
Green Bay typically bounces back in these situations — the Packers are 6-0 ATS following their last six ATS losses — and this is a good get-right spot against a bad defense and a banged-up Giants team expected to be without top wideout Golden Tate and defensive/special teams stalwart Jabril Peppers. ~ Mike Cole (NESN)
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49ers at Ravens (-5.5)
ATS – 63% Ravens
This line went up from 4.5 to 6 after Jackson’s “Monday Night Football” performance. This kind of scares me, but the Ravens are the best team on the ground and they’re going up against a team that’s 25th in yards allowed per carry. Baltimore has also proven they can beat quality opponents, beating Seattle, Houston, New England and the Rams by a combined score of 153-49. ~ Andre Khatchaturian (NESN)
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Buccaneers at Jaguars (-1)
ATS – 67% Buccaneers
The Buccaneers haven’t put together back-to-back victories this season, so they get another chance after winning big in Atlanta. The Jaguars are going the other direction, losing three in a row by a combined score of 101-33. ~ Gerry Dulac (Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
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Sunday, Late Games
Rams at Cardinals (+3)
ATS – 54% Cardinals
The Rams playoff hopes basically disappeared on Monday night in their loss to the Ravens. It will be tough to rebound after that, which is why I think the Cardinals, who are coming off a bye, will win this behind a good day from Kyler Murray. ~ Pete Prisco (CBS Sports)
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Raiders at Chiefs (-10)
ATS – 69% Chiefs
The Raiders have been bad on the road this season (1-4 SU), the Chiefs have dominated AFC West opponents dating back to 2015 (24-2 SU + 19-7 ATS) and Andy Reid’s teams almost always win after the bye (17-3 SU in his career). Plus, the week off could really benefit Patrick Mahomes as he continues to work back from a knee injury. ~ Ricky Doyle (NESN)
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Chargers at Broncos (+3)
ATS – 65% Chargers
The expected return of safety Derwin James is no minor factor considering he graded out as one of the top defensive players in the league last year. The Chargers should be healthier all over the roster coming out of a bye week, meaning this price could reasonably sit higher. ~ Case Keefer (Las Vegas Sun)
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Sunday Night
Patriots at Texans (+3)
ATS – 79% Patriots
The Patriots are struggling on offense, but you would think they would get it going at some point. Is this the game? I think it is to some degree. Look for the Pats to slow Watson and win a tough road game. ~ Pete Prisco (CBS Sports)
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Monday Night
Vikings at Seattle (-2.5)
ATS – 69% Seahawks
It’s hard to go against Russell Wilson in primetime. The quarterback seems to always play his best on national TV. The Seahawks have a Thursday night win over the Rams and a Monday night victory in San Francisco this year. An improving Seattle pass rush that has 10 sacks in the last three games could make life difficult for Kirk Cousins. The Vikings scored just seven points in Seattle on “Monday Night Football” in 2018. ~ Anthony Riccobono (IB Times)
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