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Sep 7, 2017 · 2021 NFL Predictions. By Jay Boice, Neil Paine and Nate Silver. Filed under NFL. FiveThirtyEight uses statistical analysis - hard numbers - to tell compelling stories about elections,...
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NFL moneyline moneylinepicks are the simplest way to get in on the NFL action. All you have to do is simply bet on which team you think will win the game. For moneyline picks, the favorite is represented with a minus sign (-) in front of the odds, while the underdog has a plus (+). However, you don't get the same profit for picking an underdog comp...
While moneyline picks are the simplest, picking NFLgames against the spread is probably the most common wager for regular NFL bettors. To bet an NFL spread, you wager on whether a team will win by a certain number of points or more or if they'll lose by fewer points than the spread. For example, if the spread is -6.5 for the New England Patriots, y...
If you aren’t entirely sold on which NFL team will win or cover in an NFL game, you can still use our NFL computer picks to bet on the point total. As opposed to taking a side, in total or over/under betting you wager on whether both NFLteams will combine for a final score of more than (over) or less than (under) the total number of points set by o...
Oct 14, 2022 · What to watch for in every game. Bold predictions. Fantasy advice. Key stats to know. And, of course, final score picks. It's all here for Week 6.
Apr 16, 2021 · The initial Caesars William Hill win total projections for the 2021 NFL season are out, so where does your team fall in the over/under debate?
May 13, 2021 · Tampa Bay has the league's easiest projected schedule based on my evaluation of each 2021 roster. The Bucs face the NFC and AFC East divisions, which aren't particularly intimidating, and they'll...
NFL Nation reporters react to all the action, answering the biggest questions coming out of each game. Here's what we learned from Week 6.
