NFL Football Picks

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been an absolute ATM machine for bettors playing their spreads, paying out to the tune of a 12-6 record ATS. The Detroit Lions have also been a cash cow as well, at 12-6 ATS. Who covers Sunday in this NFC Divisional Playoff game? Get Jay’s TB/Det prediction here!

The red-hot Houston Texans travel northeast to take on the Baltimore Ravens as +8.5 underdogs in the AFC Divisional Playoffs Saturday afternoon at M&T Bank Stadium. C.J. Stroud looked incredible last week! Can he keep it rolling vs. a pesky Ravens defense? Get Loot’s Hou/Bal prediction before betting the game!

The Los Angeles Chargers looked really good last week, however, it was against the lowly Houston Texans who has a very poor defense. The Browns won the on the road as well. Who covers the spread in this battle of teams will excellent running backs? Get Loot’s LAC/Cle bet recommendation before placing your wager!

The Denver Broncos lost star running back Javonte Williams for the season, yet are favored by -3.5 at home against the poor playing Indianapolis Colts. Get Loot’s take and Ind/Den betting prediction here!

Two teams that haven’t really performed as well as most though they would meet up in Week 4 when the Los Angeles Rams play the San Francisco 49ers on Monday Night Football. Read Ted’s preview and get his LAR/SF pick here!

Both the Chiefs and Buccaneers underperformed last week, but despite Tampa’s poor performance, oddsmakers have made them a +1 home underdog on SNF insinuating Tom Brady gets a win. Get Dan’s KC/TB prediction here!

The Raiders have a fat zero in the win column after dropping their first three games. QB Derek Carr led a players-only meeting to try and turn it around, but will that be enough? The Broncos are 2-1 but have looked awful with Russell Wilson at the helm making this a tough game to pick a side. Read on to get our capper’s total and side plays.

The jets have put up some decent yards on offense, but except for a two-minute stretch against the Browns they haven’t put up many points. They get back Zach Wilson so whether that will change will have to be seen. Handicapper Dan Jamison breaks down the game and gives out his value pick.

With the Chicago Bears and New York Giants having similar teams, it makes sense that oddsmakers make the G-Men as a -3 favorite Sunday at MetLife Stadium. This game could be a true crapshoot, but Loot gives his best shot of predicting the winner!

Oddsmakers still think the Washington Commanders have life in them, as evidenced by their Week 4 point spread of +3. The Cowboys will be on a short week, but it may not matter, as they seem to outclass a Washington team that can’t protect their quarterback. Get Jay’s Wash/Dal pick before placing your wagers!