Over under week 7

NFL Week 7 over/unders (point totals): · Jaguars at Saints: · Lions at Ravens: · Raiders at Bears: · Browns at Colts: 39 · Bills. NFL Week 7 point spreads: · Jaguars (+1) at Saints (-1) · Lions (+) at Ravens () · Raiders (-3) at Bears (+3) · Browns () at Colts (+. NFL over/unders Week 7 ; New Orleans Saints vs. Jacksonville Jaguars, 40 ; Chicago Bears vs. Las Vegas Raiders, ; Indianapolis Colts over under week 7. NFL Week 7 Five Best Over/Under Bets · 1. Lions (5–1) at Ravens (4–2) · 2. Falcons (3–3) at Buccaneers (3–2) · 3. Raiders (3–3) at Bears (1–5).

NFL Week 7 odds: Point spreads, moneylines, over/unders for betting on games this week

How do you bet against the spread? “Against the spread” refers to betting on a team to perform better than the point spread set by the sportsbook. They must either win by a margin greater than the spread (for favorites) or lose by fewer points than the spread (for underdogs) for the bet to be successful.

What's the spread for Week 7? NFL Odds Week 7

Who played in Week 7? Week 7

What's an over under bet? In an over-under bet, a sportsbook will predict a number for a given game. Most commonly, this is the total number of points that will be scored. Bettors will then wager that the actual number will be higher or lower than this prediction. With this type of bet, you are not trying to predict the actual score of a match.

What teams are playing Week 7 NFL? What NFL Games are on Today?

• San Francisco 49ers at Minnesota Vikings, 8:15 p.m. (ABC/ESPN)
• Detroit Lions at Baltimore Ravens, 1 p.m. (FOX)
• Las Vegas Raiders at Chicago Bears, 1 p.m. (FOX)
• Cleveland Browns at Indianapolis Colts, 1 p.m. (CBS)
• Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots, 1 p.m. (CBS)

What is a Lucky 7 bet? Lucky 7 is a lottery-like game with a live draw. The player can choose numbers between 1 - 42 while also placing bets on the color of the balls, sum totals, odds/evens and more.

What is a +3 spread in football? Yes, when betting on the spread, you're not only predicting who will win, but also by how many points they'll win. For instance, if a team is favored by a 3-point spread, they must win by more than 3 points for a bet on them to pay out. The margin of victory is as important as the actual winner in spread betting.

What teams are playing Week 8 NFL? What NFL games are on today: Week 8 Monday schedule, TV channels, kick off times, how to watch

• Las Vegas Raiders at Detroit Lions, 8:15 p.m. (ESPN)
• Houston Texans at Carolina Panthers, 1 p.m. (FOX)
• Los Angeles Rams at Dallas Cowboys, 1 p.m. (FOX)
• Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers, 1 p.m. (FOX)

What does 7 spread mean? A +7 spread is very commonly seen in the NFL due to the scoring of a touchdown and a successful extra point. If the spread is set at +7, the underdog must either win the game outright or lose by fewer than seven points in order to cover. For the favorite to cover, they must win by more than seven points.

NFL Odds Today: Bets for Every Game, Every Team | Week 7

I do have concerns about the Ravens delivering a sluggish performance after playing in London last week. Taking the under was a no-brainer for a matchup between two good defenses and two subpar offenses. The Buccaneers might start a few drives with short fields if Ridder continues to throw interceptions—he had three vs. The Falcons are averaging Atlanta, which is allowing 20 points per game, entered Week 7 ranked fourth in total yards, fourth in passing yards and 11th in rushing yards.

The Falcons have allowed three of their opponents to crack 20 points, but they have made life difficult for all the offenses they have faced this season. I might regret taking three under bets with the total line under 40 points. But this will probably be another matchup featuring backup quarterbacks. With Myles Garrett, the Browns have a productive defensive front, but they might have the best defense overall.

Cleveland entered Week 7 first in total yards allowed and passing yards allowed. After a competitive first month to the season, the Cardinals are starting to fade with three consecutive losses of 14 points or more. Arizona only managed nine points and were shutout in the second half during the loss to the Rams.

Seattle also has had a consistent pass rush, and a productive secondary with cornerbacks Devon Witherspoon and Riq Woolen. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call the National Council for Problem Gambling The Arena Media Brands, LLC and its partners may receive compensation for links to products and services on this website.

Philadelphia purposely did not invest in its linebackers and safeties, preferring to invest into the defensive line and corners, but leaving the middle of the field in peril. The Dolphins have struggled against teams like Buffalo and San Francisco with top linebackers but feasted on other opponents over the middle.

Miami's offense is best in the league by virtually any metric, and it's consistent on early and late downs, early and late in the game, any measure really. This is a team the Dolphins will score on, and when they do, the Eagles are not built to play from behind. Miami's last three wins have come by 15 or more. Last year's Eagles are still in there, and last year's Eagles would own this matchup the same way they owned most matchups — by winning in the trenches.

Philadelphia's defensive line remains elite, and the Eagles can disrupt Tua Tagovailoa's timing all night with their persistent four-man pressure, the exact sort of thing that's thrown Miami's offense off. For all the records the Dolphins are breaking, Miami has faced the easiest defensive schedule in the league. Over under week 7 Sean Desai's defense and pressure will ask questions Miami hasn't answered yet.

The Dolphins defense is the weakest unit on the field, and it's been even worse on the road and in the first half. With Lane Johnson back, Philadelphia will establish the run early and grind Miami down by winning on the offensive line and running the ball down the Dolphins' throats, keeping Tagovailoa and the offense watching on the sidelines. The Dolphins gave up 34 and 48 on the road against the Chargers and Bills and lost by 28 in Buffalo.

Philadelphia gets ahead early, plays its usual script, and rolls to a big win. Styles make fights, and these teams' styles set up for a heck of a fight. I cannot wait for Sunday Night Football — but I have this funny feeling that one of these teams solves the matchup and we end up with a big win, much like we did with Cowboysers a few Sunday nights ago.

The Vikings got thumped by Dallas and Philadelphia last season, and even competitive games against the Eagles and Chiefs this year finished as six- and seven-point losses. The Vikings can't run the football and attack San Francisco's one defensive weakness, and Kirk Cousins has little chance against this pass rush, especially without Justin Jefferson. It might not be easy for the 49ers offense without some of their top weapons.

The team took off last fall right as it got Trent Williams healthy and added McCaffrey, and the offense is built to whir and purr as one big machine. Still, the 49ers are too good to lose to a Vikings team missing their best player. Take advantage of the injury uncertainties holding the line in check and tease the 49ers to a spot where they just have to win.

Vikings fans already know how this ends for Kirk Cousins on a Monday night, so we may as well accept our fate and profit from it. Cousins just doesn't have it in these huge night games with the spotlight on him, and chances are good that he'll be throwing from a trailing position at some point and need to force one.

Cousins has 11 interceptions in 12 career Monday Night Football games. The 49ers were my Lookahead before all the injuries, but I still trust them to get the job done. A healthy Niners would be a bet, but the Vikings aren't healthy either, and Brock Purdy isn't going to go from undefeated for his career to losing two in a row.

I like teasing the Niners with either the Seahawks or Bills, or you can start your week with a new teaser and make this the first leg on Monday night. The offense is not scoring much at this point, but maybe Jessie Bates and the defense can muck things up and keep things low-scoring and close again.

Falcons games have seen 40 or fewer points in five of six outings this year, and Bucs games are at 37 or below in all but one. This line has fallen hard since opening. History says that's exactly when we should be betting the under. Games with a total at 38 or below that dropped at least 4.

The numbers say this is a very bad situational spot for Atlanta. That Bucs defense is the one consistent standout unit in this game, with Tampa Bay near top 10 against both the run and the pass. And really, this is just a bet against Desmond Ridder, who looks downright awful.

Receivers were quitting on routes mid-play last week with slouched shoulders and dropped heads, like a team that has lots its belief. Ridder has been at his worst on the road and early in games. He's failed to cover every first half of his career by an average of 6. Just check out the scores of those games: , , , and I'll let you guess which side he was for all those.

I love this spot for the Bucs, at least early. The numbers set up for a lot of 2nd-and-9s and 3rd-and-6s for Atlanta, which could put the Falcons in a hole early and keep them playing from a position of weakness. Beyond the trends, there's another reason I want to play just the first half: Ridder has been so bad that I fear him getting benched mid-game if this goes badly again.

I don't really want to bet against Taylor Heinicke here, so let's cash at halftime and get out of there. The Browns defense is dominant enough to win this on its own, especially against a backup quarterback. Gardner Minshew looked positively awful last week, and his YOLO play and struggles under pressure should feed right into Cleveland's plans.

Jim Schwartz's defense will make Minshew's life miserable. It's hard to trust the Browns offense on the road, but with this defense, maybe we don't have to. Even getting to 14 points might be enough to cover this line. I recommended this at Both defenses have the advantage here.

Indianapolis isn't about to hang a huge number on this Browns defense the way it's dominating, but the Colts defense can hang too. Gus Bradley's unit has been stout, and don't let last week's 37 points allowed to the Jaguars throw you off. The defense was actually pretty good, just killed by constant Minshew turnovers.

Browns games are averaging This was my Hot Read, and though the line initially dipped from This was an under all the way for me. Just grab the best number you can find. Buffalo clearly isn't playing its best ball right now, but come on — they're not gonna lose to the Patriots. Both teams have major injuries defensively, but only one team has Josh Allen capable of punishing the other side.

You already know the Bills usually win big, but the potential Allen injury and all those defensive injuries plus a road spot make this an enticing teaser play. That pushes it below a field goal and it's just on Buffalo to find a way to win. The Patriots suck. It was always going to happen eventually, and it was a great two decades.

Lean into the tank and bet on a Bills blowout. Buffalo has wins by 30 and 29 in this rivalry in recent years, and the Bills have wins already this season by 28, 28, and 34 while the Patriots lost by 34 and If this gets ugly, it could get real ugly. What does dq mean in ufc The Bills have scored 35, 24, 37, 33, and 38 their last five wins against the Patriots.

Belichick hasn't had any answers for Josh Allen, and New England can't do anything on offense. Let's have a little fun at FanDuel and sprinkle the blowout escalator: Bills And if you do bet this at FanDuel, make the most of your bet with our FanDuel promo code. Neither of these teams is very good, but the Commanders appear to be a little bit better.

Sam Howell is the better playmaker at quarterback, the offensive line is healthier and better, and the defensive pass rush is getting home more effectively. And, you know, Washington actually scores occasional touchdowns. The road team has won five of the last seven games in this rivalry. This has bounced down to The total for this game has dropped below 40 with high winds expected and a potentially low scoring, ugly game.

Both quarterbacks struggle under pressure and will likely see a lot of it all game, especially with both offensive lines weak. This feels like a toss up that will be close into the final minutes. These teams have played a one-score contest in six of the last seven, including two overtime games and a tie last season.

Washington's played four one-score games already this season, and the Giants played 13 one-score games last fall. These teams just love to play things close. I have absolutely no idea who is going to win this game, nor do I care, but I don't mind betting on it being close and goofy.

Many analysts stay away from a game that feels like a coin flip that could go either way, but I love playing for a one-score win in that spot. Aaron Rodgers isn't the only former Packer who owned the Bears. Davante Adams was almost as lethal all those years in Green Bay.

He just loves playing Chicago. Adams has been making a stink this week about not getting enough looks lately, and it's usually a good idea to bet on guys like that the following game because they typically get fed. This total has absolutely plummeted since Sunday morning, when it was listed at Historically, that means the move is to grab the under at the highest line you can snag.

Totals at 38 or below that have dropped at least 4. Raiders games have been at 41 or below all but once this season, so even Chicago's defense may not be bad enough to push this over. If you want to invest your time or money into Tyson Bagent and Brian Hoyer, so be it. Personally, I intend to pretend this game never happened. The Lions offense has been even better than expected, especially considering all the injuries.

Detroit ranks 4th in Offensive DVOA with the lowest variance in the league, a powerful combination showing that the Lions aren't just great — they're consistently great. It feels like Ben Johnson schemes up some wide open receiver down field for an easy touchdown every single week. Baltimore's defensive metrics are great, but the Ravens have faced the third easiest schedule of offenses so far and Detroit is another animal entirely.

This is a tough spot on the road against a great D but this offense has earned our trust. Over under week 7 Detroit's offense has been great, but this is a bad situational spot. Jared Goff's splits are not kind outdoors, and it looks like this game will see heavy winds. Baltimore is the better running team, especially with Detroit's injuries, and the Ravens could take advantage of Gibbs's pass blocking issues.

Baltimore usually finds a way in these games, especially at home, but it hasn't been pretty. Outside of easy wins when the heavily-injured Texans and Browns couldn't score, Baltimore's four other games finished within one score. Six of Detroit's nine losses the last two seasons came by six or less.

Bet on the Ravens winning another close one. This feels like a toss-up that could go either way. I can talk myself into both the Lions and Ravens bets above, which is probably a good sign to stay away.