NFL Week 8 Picks & Predictions Against the Spread!

Week 8 of the NFL season is almost upon us, and we’re delving into the best spread bets across the entire 1 p.m. Sunday slate. Join us as we attempt to make a tidy profit and increase our betting bankroll with a prediction for all of Sunday’s NFL Week 8 early games.

Carolina Panthers (+3) vs. Atlanta Falcons (-3), 1 p.m., Fox

Following a rough outing against the New York Giants, the Panthers (3-4) cheerful 3-0 start to the season has now been matched with four losses.

As Carolina plummets within the N.F.C South, their opponents on Sunday, the Falcons (3-3), are trending in the opposite direction, having won three of their previous four games. Rookie tight end Kyle Pitts leads the receiving yards statistics (471) and has transitioned into a solid option.

The Atalanta offense should put more points on the board here while the Panthers pre-season expectations begin to outweigh their initial positive start.

Betting Pick: Falcons -2.5

Indianapolis Colts (+1) vs. Tennessee Titans (-1), 1 p.m., CBS

Positivity inside the Titans (5-2) locker room continues to blossom as they’ve defeated teams considered to be Super Bowl worthy in the A.F.C whilst simultaneously putting bettors NFL futures at risk. And with a three-game win streak, it’s hard to deny their chances against the Colts (3-4).

Derrick Henry was putting up numbers after a whitewash of Kansas City last week; they’ll face a lesser talented offense and should find a -1 spread simple to cover.

Betting Pick: Titans -1

Buffalo Bills (-13.5) vs. Miami Dolphins (+13.5), 1 p.m., CBS

Miami Dolphins (1-6) are one of the worst-performing teams in the NFL right now; expecting this team to conjure up a result from the Bills (4-2) is delusional. The Dolphins defense has allowed 2,904 yards, which doesn’t bode well versus a Buffalo team who’ve put up some big numbers during their wins this season.

Betting Pick: Bills -13.5

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New York Jets (+10) vs. Cincinnati Bengals (-10), 1 p.m., CBS

yfield is questionable, and their seventh-ranked rush defense could help prevent points if backup Case Keenan is situated in the playmaking role. I anticipate that the Steelers will treat this game as a make-or-break situation and fight to stay afloat of the A.F.C North.

Betting Picks: Steelers +3.5

Detroit Lions (+3) vs. Philadelphia Eagles (-3), 1 p.m., Fox

Without question, the Detroit Lions can outdo the Jets and the Dolphins for this year’s worst-performing team, but the competitive spirit they’ve delivered somehow ranks them higher than the record (0-7) suggests.

The losing streak in Detroit could finally be snapped when the unpredictable Philadelphia makes a road trip this weekend. With a plethora of injuries and questionable starters, it’s the perfect situation for the Lions to find their first win of the season.

Betting Picks: Lions +3

Houston Texans (+14.5) vs. LA Rams (-14.5), 1 p.m., Fox

This weekend’s 1 p.m. schedule of NFL games is genuinely packed with struggling teams who aren’t going to advance into the playoffs. The Houston Texans (1-6) is no exception, and their underwhelming results probably won’t alter when facing the Rams (6-1).

Tyrod Taylor whose been absent since week 2 could return for the Texans, but I can’t envision his presence making a difference when his teams defense ranks last in rushing yards allowed (1,020) and 21^st in passing yards allowed (1,724).

The spread is high, but a blowout win from the Rams is entirely possible.

Betting Pick: Rams -14.5

Chicago Bears (+3.5) vs. San Francisco 49ers (-3), 1 p.m., Fox

Kyle Shanahan could be positioned to start his rookie quarterback Trey Lance, with Jimmy Garaoppolo suffering from a knee injury in what became a lacklustre showing up against the Colts. Garaoppolo allowed two interceptions and a fumble.

Said performance shouldn’t bother the 49ers (2-4) locker room as Justin Field’s five turnovers against the Bucs last week was nothing to boast about. The Bears’ (3-4) offensive line has allowed more sacks (26) than any other team, which is adding more problems for their rookie quarterbacks into the NFL.

Betting Pick: 49ers -3.5