NFL First Week Odds and Best Bets: Analysts Give Picks for the Perfect 10 . Contest
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But, first, here are the 10 games and spreads for the perfect first week 10 quiz.
Now, let’s get to our best bets and make a choice perfect 10
The No-Brainer Pick: Crows -1.5
His true spread crows Preferred 6.5 points in Planes But since the launch of the game before the news Joe Flacco starting from the place Zach WilsonAll players get a “gift”. So, put this chalk on as a free gift.
Michael Fabiano: 49ers -9.5
I’m a big fan of Trey Lance and I think 49ers You’ll win NFC West, so I’ll take them -9.5 over bear. It’s the biggest difference to the SI Sportsbook Perfect 10 list, but I’ll put the points in with confidence. San Francisco is a perfect 4-0 against the difference (ATS) in their last four games on the road, and the Bears are only 1-5 from ATS in their last six games at Soldier Field.
Jane Biacenti: Eagles -3.5
I like strong blows As far as the next guy (or girl), but I can’t see Dan Campbell’s team biting enough knees to keep up the Eagles The team that added AJ Brown for their crime and James Bradbury Contrary to their defense slay Darius. Jared GoffAnd the Amon-Ra Saint Brown And the Dandrey Swift He will battle an uphill battle against a team that has won seven of their last ten games in 2021 as he leads the league in accelerating yards and allows the fewest yards to rush out to the opposing teams. Galen Hurts And the Eagles must win more than just a field goal.
Frank Tado: Ponies – 5.5
The ponies you have now Matt Ryan Under the center is driving a distinguished offense Jonathan Taylor And the Michael Batemanwhile having an added defense Stefon Gilmore And the Yannick Njakwe. The Colts have had a 9-1-1 ATS in their last 11 encounters in Houston and a 15-5-2 ATS in their last 22 encounters against their South Asian rival.
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Craig Allenport: Saints -5.5
In the 2021 regular season final, he was saints multiply the hawks By 10 – that was with Trevor Simian in quarterback. James Winston no Tom BradyBut he was playing well before he got injured last year. Winston, Alvin Camara The improved receiving team will score more than enough to easily cover against the Falcons, who won’t win many games this season.
Connor Lamb: Bears +9.5
Justin Fields He will be looking to repeat one of his best all-around rookie performances last year when he rushed for 103 yards and a fourth, landing the match against the Niners. Certainly, Fields hasn’t forgotten that San Francisco moved him to the Tri Lance with the third pick in the 2021 draft and will keep the game close enough with his legs to cover a nearly double-digit spread at home. Lowest total points in any game in Week 1 (40.5) to cover the Underdog Bears at home as they look to build on Kyle Shanahan’s Week 1 0-4-1 record as head coach.
Kyle Wood: Eagles -3.5
It’s no secret that I beat The Birds, who picked me out for NFC, so I’m all over the road against a team they did 44-6 last season in Detroit. Only this season the Eagles have improved on both sides of the ball, and the Lions’ hustle quickly quelled with a dominant Philadelphia win.
Matt Ehalt: Saints -5.5
The Saints and this valiant defense can handle the Falcons, which may be among the worst in the league. The Falcons must win this game by landing at least. The Saints are sleepwalking in the NFC, while the Hawks have their eyes set on drafting the quarterback with the first or second pick in next year’s draft.
Matt Delima: Bears +9.5
I’ll take the points on the bears. At +9.5, the books will make you think all the hype surrounding Trey Lance is the case. The truth is, we still don’t know what to expect from him, so I’m going to take the big dog home.
Sean Childs: Black +3.5
The Lions seem set to be a much better team in 2022. They have three excellent options for catching passes, with two interesting defensive players added across the draft. This should be a high-scoring game, with Detroit winning at home.
Doug Vasquez: Raiders +3.5
I am very optimistic about Raiders this year. Josh McDaniels and Dave Ziegler are leaving New Britain Taking over the Las Vegas football operation is a fresh start after the John Gruden disaster and other off-field events surrounding the team. With quite a few offensive weapons in place, they added the best receiver in the game Davant Adams This is offseason. They will be looking to make a statement in their first game together as a team and this team can run into this very difficult division and I already have a long ticket Derek Carr An MVP at +3500 odds. They have a 4-2 record for both ATS and straight against chargers In the last six games. The Charger is only 2-5 ATS in the last seven games is a favourite. I’ll take 3.5 points here in a competitor’s division game in Game of the Week.
Bill Enright: Ponies – 5.5
Indianapolis has racked up seven wins over its South Asian rival in the last eight games, and had an astonishing 10-7 ATS record in 2021. Now, they’ve got a promotion in their quarterback with Matt Ryan, while the Texans are still jogging. : yes, Davis Mills. Ponies will help you cash!
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