NFL Week 7: One Bet From Every Game

The NFL visits Paris for the first time this weekend as the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints meet in the Stade de France.

Both teams won last weekend, but who will return to the States with the win?

We've highlighted one bet from this game and the other 13 games scheduled for Week 7 in the NFL.

Patriots-Bears, Thursday (CHI -3, 50.5): Patriots Defense 2+ Sacks

New England has recorded two or more sacks in four of six games, 14 in total, including three in each of the last two.

Chicago’s line has conceded four in each of its last two games, and two or more in four of six overall. The risk is Chicago’s quieter games: no sacks in Week 3, one in Week 4.

Check out our BetBuilder AI predictions for Patriots-Bears this weekend:

Steelers-Saints, Paris (PIT -3.5, 44.5): Both Teams to Score 20+ Points

Pittsburgh and New Orleans have each scored 20 or more in five of six games. Pittsburgh has conceded 20-plus in four of six, New Orleans in five of six.

Pittsburgh scored 34 and 26 in their last two, and New Orleans’ games have averaged 55 combined points. Low games of 13 and 3 keep this a lean, not a lock.

Check out our BetBuilderAI predictions for Steelers Vs Saints in Paris this weekend.

49ers-Falcons (SF -3.5, 50.5): 49ers to Score 20+ Points

San Francisco has scored 20 or more in all six games, averaging 29.5 points. Atlanta has conceded 20-plus in five of six, including 30 and 31 in the last two.

Atlanta’s own offense has scored 23 in each of its last two, which keeps the total at 50.5. San Francisco’s lowest output, 23 last Monday, would still clear this line.

Check out our predictions for 49ers-Falcons this weekend:

Browns-Titans (CLE -1.5, 38.5): Titans Defense to Register 2+ Sacks

Cleveland has conceded two or more sacks in all six games, 24 in total this season, including eight against the Jets and five last week.

Tennessee has recorded two or more in five of six, including six in last week’s win over Indianapolis. The 38.5 total is joint-lowest of the week, so pressure and field position matter more than usual.

Check out our predictions for Browns-Titans this weekend:

Colts-Vikings (MIN -6.5, 41.5): Will Reichard to Kick 9+ Points

Will Reichard has scored seven or more points in every Minnesota game and nine or more in the last four, going 15 from 15 on field goals and eight from eight on extra points.

His 15 points against Miami was the season high. Indianapolis’ Spencer Shrader is also 18 from 18, a reminder that both teams can score without touchdowns.

Check out our predictions for Colts-Vikings this weekend:

Dolphins-Jets (NYJ -4.5, 38.5): Jets to Win First Half

Miami has lost the first half in all five games, and their first-quarter scoring across those five is 14 points. They have reached 20 only once, with 24 in Week 5.

The Jets have won the first half twice in six, so this bet rests on Miami’s slow starts, not New York’s. At home as 4.5-point favorites, that may suffice.

Check out our predictions for Dolphins-Jets this weekend:

Buccaneers-Panthers (CAR -3.5, 44.5): Panthers Defense to Register 2+ Sacks

Carolina has recorded two or more sacks in four of five games, with three in two of them. Tampa Bay has conceded two or more in five of their six games, including six against Minnesota and five last week.

Carolina’s own protection has been steady, never giving up more than three, so the pass rush should get chances at home as favorites.

Check out our predictions for Bucs-Panthers this weekend:

Bengals-Ravens (BAL -2.5, 51.5): Derrick Henry to Have 15+ Carries

Derrick Henry has had 15 or more carries in all six games, for 534 yards and seven touchdowns. Cincinnati has conceded 100-plus rushing yards in three of five, including 217 in Week 5.

Even in Baltimore’s defeats, he carried 16 and 17 times, the latter in last week’s 13-10 loss to Cleveland. At 2.5-point favorites, the script should stay tight.

Check out our predictions for Bengals-Ravens this weekend:

Giants-Texans (HOU -10, 42.5): Texans Defense to Register 2+ Sacks

The Giants have conceded two or more sacks in all six games, 18 in total, including five last week against New Orleans.

Houston have recorded two or more in five of six, with four or more in three of them, though they had none against Jacksonville. At 10-point favorites in Houston, the Texans should have the lead and the dropbacks.

Check out our predictions for Giants-Texans this weekend:

Broncos-Cardinals (DEN -4.5, 43.5): Trey McBride 7+ Receptions

Trey McBride has caught seven or more passes in all six games (9, 8, 9, 7, 9, 7), for 361 yards, on nine to 13 targets every week.

His volume has not followed the scoreline, with Arizona scoring from seven to 30. The yardage per catch is low, about seven, so this is a receptions bet, not a yardage one.

Check out our predictions for Broncos-Cardinals this weekend:

Packers-Lions (DET -3, 53.5): Lions to Score a Rushing Touchdown

Green Bay has conceded a rushing touchdown in all six games, nine in total, including three to Atlanta. Detroit has scored one in four of five, with Jahmyr Gibbs carrying 15 or more times in every game and scoring seven touchdowns.

The Lions’ only blank came in Week 2. At 53.5, the week’s highest total, scoring chances should be plentiful.

Check out our predictions for Packers-Lions this weekend:

Rams-Raiders (LAR -4.5, 47.5): Rams 100+ Rushing Yards

The Rams have rushed for 100 or more in four of six games, but only 77 and 92 recently. Las Vegas has conceded 100-plus in five of six, including 189, 165, and 103 in the last three.

Kyren Williams has 80 carries for 393 yards. This needs the earlier ground game back, and Las Vegas is leaving the door open.

Check out our predictions for Rams-Raiders this weekend:

Chiefs-Seahawks, Sunday night (SEA -2.5, 42.5): Chiefs Defense 1+ INT

Kansas City have won an interception in all five games, exactly one each time. Seattle have thrown at least one in four straight games, with two, one, two and two over that run, seven in total.

At 42.5, the market expects a low-scoring game in which a single turnover carries more weight. The main caution is that Seattle are home favorites.

Check out our predictions for Chiefs-Seahawks this weekend:

Cowboys-Eagles, Monday night (DAL -4.5, 44.5): Eagles to Win the Second Quarter

Philadelphia have won the second quarter in five of six games and tied the other, scoring 73 points in it. Dallas have lost the second quarter in five of six, scoring 23 across six and none last week.

The Eagles’ weakness is the other half of the game, which is why this is a quarter bet rather than a result bet.

Check out our predictions for Cowboys-Eagles this weekend:

With every loss, a team's playoff hopes decrease, but every win moves a team closer to their Super Bowl dreams.

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