Week 9 NFL odds, picks, predictions: Our 5 best bets for this week's games
Our NFL handicappers give out their favorite bets for Week 9 games.
Week 9 of the NFL season kicked off with the Jacksonville Jaguars securing a dominant 33-10 victory over the Baltimore Ravens. The game was marred by rain, but Joe Fagnano's struggling debut didn't hinder the Jaguars' dominant performance. As the weekend unfolds, our NFL handicapping team offers their best bets for the upcoming NFL games.
In the Cincinnati Bengals (-3, 52.5) vs. Atlanta Falcons match, Gesicki stands out as a key player. The Bengals have been on a three-game winning streak, and Gesicki has proven to be a reliable target for quarterback Joe Burrow, scoring six touchdowns this season, 35% of his catches coming in the red zone. Betting on Gesicki with a +230 line at FanDuel seems like a solid choice.
The New York Jets (-10, 47.5) take on the Kansas City Chiefs. With the Chiefs' recent losses to good teams on the road, the market has adjusted their odds downward. New York has a weaker pass defense, but their offense has shown improvement. While the Chiefs' pass rush could be a challenge, the Jets should be capable of keeping the game close. Bet on the Jets +10 at BetMGM.
The Dallas Cowboys (-6, 51.5) are set to face the Indianapolis Colts. The Cowboys are averaging 27.4 points per game and allowing 26.6 points per game, ranking poorly in both offenses and defenses. The over has been cashing in six of Dallas' eight games this season, and the Colts' defense has struggled against high-scoring offenses. Betting on the over at -108 seems like a wise choice.
Lastly, the Denver Broncos (-2.5, 43.5) host the Carolina Panthers. Quarterback Jonah Coleman, a fourth-round pick of Washington, has yet to impress in three games against top defenses. However, he has surpassed his rushing projections in all three games. The Panthers' rushing defense ranks among the worst in the NFL, making this a viable bet for the over at 43.5.
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