The Niners are 6-0, but this offense looks a lot less effective since losing Kyle Juszczyk. On the other side of the ball, the Panthers have been successful despite losing Cam Newton and have played exceptionally well on defense. Can anybody slow down Christian McCaffrey? There may be an upset brewing in the Bay Area! Betting the favorite here at -5.5 will be very risky in a game where Carolina has a legit shot to win straight up.
The Pokes looked like garbage last week vs. the Jets. Dallas has now dropped three in a row and is already in danger of missing the playoffs. Amari Cooper is looking doubtful for Week 7 and it may not matter even if he does play as Philly is a bad matchup for them this week. Get Keith’s prediction before placing your bets
Houston Texans (4-2 SU, 4-2 ATS) vs. Indianapolis Colts (3-2 SU, 3-1-1 ATS)Date/Time: Sunday, October 20, 1:00 PM EST Where: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis TV: CBS Point Spread: Hou +1 / Ind -1 (SportBet) Over/Under Total: 47.5 The Houston Texans make their way back...
The Steelers are down to their third string QB in Devlin Hodges. The kid looked good! Between his on-field moxy and the fact that the Chargers always seem to play down to their competition, the Steelers are as good as bet as any on the Week 6 NFL card!
Something has to give when the Eagles take their first ranked rushing defense in yards per game and second ranked in yards per carry to face the Vikings third ranked run offense. NFL handicapper Keith Allen gives out his betting opinion and free spread play.
The Kansas City steamroller lost steam last week amassing only 13 points on 324 total offensive yards in a 19-13 loss to the Colts. It doesn’t look to get any easier with the Texans on deck with their quality pass rush and solid run defense. Get Keith Allen’s analysis and against the spread prediction.
The Browns looked good against the Ravens in Week 4 with a well deserved 40-25 victory. They’ll head across the country this week to play the surprising 49ers who have yet to taste defeat. San Francisco holds most of the statistical edges in this match-up which gives us the opinion that the linesmaker is putting too much weight on Cleveland’s win last week.
Did the Steelers defense turn the corner with their impressive play against the Bengals on Monday night? Or, did they steal a page from the Bills to disrupt the Cincinnati passing game? They’ll have to be at their best to hold off the Ravens offense that has scored 23 plus points per game. Read on to get Keith Allen’s predicted point spread winner.
Two 0-3 teams meet up in a less-than-thrilling Monday Night Football matchup at Heinz Field. Both teams have sustained key injuries (Bengals – A.J. Green + half their OL, Steelers – Ben Roethlisberger) and it shows! Making a strong pick on this game is as questionable as a coin flip.
The Lions have overachieved early on. Especially when considering that Matt Patricia really isn’t a good coach. The Chiefs and Andy Reid have taken the passing game to another level. Check out Keith’s take on what will surely be the most popular Sunday game of Week 4.