Week 4 opens up with an NFC West clash between the Seahawks and Cardinals and ends with a Monday Night doubleheader but the two highlights of the week are unquestionably AFC powerhouses Baltimore and Kansas City meeting in the late window before the Packers and Cowboys square off just a month after Micha Parsons was traded from Dallas to Green Bay.
Four Line Bets To Play
Teams off a win of 30-plus in Weeks 1-7 cover at 39% while teams heading into their bye as a favourite overseas are 13-5 against the number.
Home underdogs off a loss of 30 or more cover at 60% while home underdogs heading into their bye week are 35-22-3 against the spread.
The Lions are 22-6 against the spread off a win of six or more while the Browns have not covered their last six on the road.
Teams who trailed by 30 or more at halftime in the previous game cover at 68% while underdogs of four or more off a loss of 28-plus cover at 61%, making the Bengals one of the best bets of the week.
Best Underdog
The underdog covers at 64% when two winless teams meet while Tua Tagovailoa is an awful 5-10 against the spread in primetime, making this an excellent spot for the Jets.
Top Totals
The over is 26-18 when Kyler Murray plays at home with four of the last five Arizona games going ove the total.
The Texans have no offense with scores of nine, 19 and 10. The under is 25-13-1 when CJ Stroud is the starting QB.
The under has hit in five of the last seven Giants games, they have gone to a rookie QB and the under hits at 57% when there is a home underdog.
Prime Time Plays
This is a huge lay spot for the Seahawks with teams off a win of 30-plus in the opening seven weeks covering at just 39% and Seattle 5-9 against the spread on the road at night.
Teams off a win of 30-plus in Weeks 1-7 cover at 39% while teams heading into their bye as a favourite overseas are 13-5 against the number.
Home underdogs of seven or more in the first half of the season are 38-10-2 against the spread while Green Bay are an awful 2-10 against the spread pre-bye.
The underdog covers at 64% when two winless teams meet while Tua Tagovailoa is an awful 5-10 against the spread in primetime, making this an excellent spot for the Jets.
Teams who trailed by 30 or more at halftime in the previous game cover at 68% while underdogs of four or more off a loss of 28-plus cover at 61%, making the Bengals one of the best bets of the week.
Top TD Play
The Dolphins secondary is diabolical while Wilson has scored in two of three games on the back of target counts of nine, eight and 13. He is going to get a ton of ball.
SGM of the Week
Jahmyr Gibbs has 29 touchdowns in 35 games as a dual threat. Amon-Ra St Brown already has four touchdowns this season. Jamieson Williams has yardage counts of 108 and 43 the last two weeks and the Lions will go to the air.
Multis
Atlanta and Detroit are listed among the best bets. The Titans are a play with winless road underdogs covering at 59%, The Pats are a bet with Carolina a lay on the number that teams off a win of 30-plus in Weeks 1-7 cover at 39%.
The Colts are 18-8 against the spread under Shane Steichen in September-November. The Niners are 29-16-1 against the number off playing a divisional match. The Bears are a huge lay, covering just five of 16 off a three-plus touchdown game. Patrick Mahomes is 12-3-1 against the spread as an underdog.
Keenan Allen has scored in each of his three games since returning to the Chargers. Jake Ferguson has and insane 26 targets the last two weeks and is due positive TD regression.