The fourth week of the NFL season was a tough one on the books with a number of favorites obliterating the spread, and 10 of 13 games playing over the total. The oddsmakers will be putting in some especially difficult lines this upcoming week to try to make some of that money back, which makes it particularly important for bettors to put in their research in hopes of gaining an edge.
Week 5 college betting action sees the Texas Tech Red Raiders taking on the No. 24 Oklahoma State Cowboys down in Stillwater, Okla. Cappers Picks provides free college football handicapping tips all season long.
The online BetUS Sportsbook hasn’t released online NFL odds on this game just yet. I do believe that what I have listed below is what’s going to happen in this game. One of the reasons I am so confident is the fact that both the Atlanta Falcons and Green Bay Packers have become mirror images of each other when it comes to winning against the BetUS online wagering spread.
The Pittsburgh Steelers take on the Jacksonville Jaguars in a rematch of one of last season’s best playoff games. The Jags went into Pittsburgh last year and upset the AFC North champions. The Steelers haven’t forgotten that loss. Even though the Steelers record is 3 and 1 straight-up, their record versus the BetUS online sportsbook betting spread has been awful this season.
Both the Ravens and the Titans have gotten off to good starts this NFL season. The Ravens dropped a game just this past Monday night versus the Pittsburgh Steelers. It was a game that the Ravens should have probably won. Turnovers in the second half killed them in that one.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have proven that even though a lot of things have changed in the NFL this season, some things have stayed the same. Tampa plays defense like no other team in the NFL. They are a group of young, ball-hawking, tough guys led by middle linebacker Barrett Rudd.
The San Diego Chargers needed a miracle fourth quarter in order to beat the Oakland Raiders this past Sunday. The Raiders were up by fifteen points going into that fourth quarter. They gave up twenty-five.
