Chicago Bears -1.5 vs GB Packers
I really like Chicago here, the difference in rushing is pretty noticeable between the two teams through the first four weeks of the season. The Bears lead the league with 785 rushing yards per. Averaging 4.9 per carry. With Josh Jacobs unavailable, the Packers' offense could struggle to keep pace, take the Bears.
New England Patriots -3.5 vs Las Vegas Raiders
Defensive consistency has been the highlight of the Patriots season so far – they rank 5th in the NFL allowing just 293.8 yards per game. Having lost 4 of 5 meetings, I expect Drake Maye and co. to play with a chip on their shoulder in this one, they should be able to win it by at least 4 points.
Indianapolis Colts +2.5 vs Pittsburgh Steelers
The Colts have been a reliable bet on the road, covering in their last four such games. Jonathan Taylor is one of the best in the league at finding the end zone, I just feel like the offense of the Colts will be the difference maker in Sunday’s game. They’ve won 2 of the 3 most recent meetings between the two sides.
Detroit Lions -5.5 vs Arizona Cardinals
It’s been all Detroit in this match-up – they’ve won 4 of 5 meetings, despite hosting just one of those games. The Cardinals are off to a rough start winning just once in four outings, their defense has surrendered 30+ points in 3 games in a row. You have to like the Lions’ here; they’ve scored at least 24 points in all 4 games this season.
San Francisco 49ers +2.5 vs Seattle Seahawks
Despite being one of only 3 remaining teams yet to suffer a loss, the 49ers enter Sunday’s match-up vs the Seahawks as slight underdogs. San Francisco has the NFL’s best point differential at +58 and they’re the only team not to allow a sack so far across 113 pass attempts. It’s hard to ignore all those numbers, I’ll back the 49ers plus the points.
Atlanta Falcons -3.5 vs Baltimore Ravens
It’ll be tough for the Ravens in this one without Lamar Jackson and also playing on the road. Momentum is on the Falcons’ side – Bijan Robinson has been on fire in the last two games rushing for 339 yards and scoring four touchdowns. Atlanta’s defense also deserves a praise as they allow just 48.3 rushing yards per game. Baltimore could struggle to score here.