Best Bets Against The Spread Week 6

Best Bets Against The Spread Week 6

NFL picks against the spread, Week 6: Can the Cardinals beat the Browns?

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We’re on to Week 6 in the NFL, which kicks off Thursday with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Philadelphia Eagles facing off. That means it’s time once again for our weekly look at the point spreads in order to help you win some money.
Last week , Charles Curtis went 8 -8, for a total 35 -45 record overall.
We now go to him for a comment before the Week 6 picks.
Charles C: OK! Not too bad. It’s certainly .500, but 10 games (welp) under could be worse. I’m grasping at straws here, whatever. Let’s move on to Week 6, there are a lot of games left.
(All odds courtesy of Tipico Sportsbook .)
I thought about taking the Eagles to cover given how bad the Bucs’ secondary is. I just don’t have faith in the Eagles defense and Jalen Hurts to engineer a comeback.
THIS IS HAPPENING, FOLKS. Not only will the Jags cover, but they’ll win their first game since forever ago. Jaguars 21, Dolphins 17.
Not really sure why the Panthers are home dawgs here, so I’ll take advantage and also hope Christian McCaffrey is back in action,
You know what? The Giants have shown some feistiness as of late. They’re definitely not winning this game. But over 10 points at home when they might get within nine with Kadarius Toney catching like 15 footballs? I’ll take the points.
Lamar Jackson is amazing. But so is Justin Herbert, and I think given the Ravens’ up-and-down defense, this spread should actually be closer.
Too much Aaron Rodgers, not enough from Justin Fields.
Cincy is actually a pretty good team! They’ve kept most of their games close, they nearly took down the Packers last week, and that means they should take care of business on the road against the hapless Lions.
Among the worst teams against the spread this season at 1-4: The Jets, Jags, Niners … and these two teams. Ugh.
So I’ll take the points until I see something better out of the Chiefs’ offense. That’s right, I’m backing Taylor Heinicke over Patrick Mahomes, welp.
Man, the Texans are so bad … and yet they’re 3-2 against the spread. Whatever. They’re going on the road against a Colts team that looked good for a while on Monday against the Ravens until they didn’t.
I’m done betting against the Cardinals. I was all set to argue they’ve beaten some teams with less-than-impressive defenses (Titans, Vikings, Niners, Jags) … but they put up 37 against the Rams a few weeks ago. I think they can take down a really talented Browns defense.
There’s a lot of chaos in Vegas right now, so I’ll back Denver.
I don’t think Mac Jones is the QB to back here, and I think the Cowboys’ offense is too good to stop.
Sigh. I want no part of this game. But I can’t say I want to back Geno Smith or the Seahawks’ uneven defense, even against this version of Big Ben.
Did you see what they did to the Chiefs? And you think they won’t cover a touchdown, even on the road, against Ryan Tannehill? Pffff.
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The Bears lead the NFL in sacks (18) through the first five weeks. Green Bay’s offensive line play has been shaky at best. Not exactly an ideal combination for Aaron Rodgers on the road.

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So much for being able to grab hold of the Bucs at -6.5. The line’s already up to 7.5 in most spots as we inch toward Thursday Night Football. I still like Tampa Bay to cover as Philly’s going to have a difficult time keeping pace with an invigorated Tom Brady.
Having said that, it’s not one of my top NFL week 6 picks against the spread. Rather than chase that number and wind up with the short end up the stick, let’s zero in on the matchups that are soaked in more value.
Favorites went 9-7 against the spread in week 5 to cut into the underdogs’ lead. However, dogs have still covered the number 56.4% of the time (44-34) through the first five weeks of the 2021 campaign. Interestingly enough, road teams are also 44-34 ATS as we turn into week 6.
Here’s a chance to double-dip and take an underdog on the road to cover. Only this “underdog” might just be the best team in football.
Sure, Lamar Jackson was sensational on Monday night, but the fact that he had to play lights-out just to scrape out a home win versus a banged-up Colts squad – that’s a little worrisome if you’re a Ravens fan. Facing a charged-up Bolts on a short week, Baltimore could be in a heap of trouble.
The Chargers rank 4 th in the NFL in third down offense while the Ravens clock in 27 th . LA is healthy on both sides of the ball; Baltimore is missing key pieces at every level. And oh yeah, that Justin Herbert guy is pretty good.
I like the Chargers to win this game outright. Aided by a three-point cushion, it’s certainly one of my best NFL picks against the spread.
“America’s Team” is 5-0 against the spread in 2021. That tells me the Cowboys are playing tremendous football, and it also tells me that the top-ranked sports betting sites aren’t respecting Dallas enough. Quite the contrary to years past as the Cowboys are typically one of the teams getting “overvalued” by the bookies.
Kellen Moore is pulling all of the right levers and has Dak playing at an extremely high level (116.9 passer rating). Equally as promising in the Big D are their youthful and exuberant defense that’s ranked 2 nd in the NFL in takeaways. While 27 teams have five or fewer interceptions, rookie Trevon Diggs has already racked up six. And he’s yet to allow a pass-catcher to reach pay dirt.
For those wary about Dallas going into Foxborough and emerging with a victory, know that the Pats are 0-3 at home in 2021. That includes losing to the wretched Dolphins and getting blown out by a suspect Saints team.
In most cases, you’re better off locking in NFL picks ATS in week 6 sooner rather than later. For example, I was able to latch onto KC -6.5 on Tuesday and called it one of my best NFL bets in week 6 .
That price is long gone, but I still like the Chiefs laying a touchdown in the nation’s capital.
The Football Team is allowing 33.8 points over their last four games and ranks 31 st in the league when it comes to stopping their opponents on third down. Washington just got smoked by a Saints squad that’s depleted of offensive weapons.
Do you really expect Taylor Heinicke is going to keep pace with a riled-up Patrick Mahomes?
Curtis Samuel injured his groin ; Logan Thomas is out. Brandon Scherff, a First-Team All-Pro guard in 2020, will be sidelined at least another week as he recovers from a knee injury.
Things could get ugly for Washington as Andy Reid and company look to get back on track.
I’m a little nervous anytime I put faith in Matt Nagy, but this is about the numbers and not about any personal biases. Chicago is 2-0 at Soldier Field and appears to be settling into a nice groove with Justin Fields under center. The defense has surrendered 23 points in the last two weeks and has been applying a ton of pressure on the quarterback.
As for what the Packers have accomplished away from Lambeau Field, well, they got obliterated by New Orleans, barely beat the Niners, and had trouble fending off the Bengals in OT.
Accounting for the 4.5 points of insurance, backing the Bears is one of my top week 6 NFL picks ATS. In fact, it’s my favorite NFL bet on the board on Sunday.

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It’s not often that we get to see ranked teams play all three days of a college football weekend, but that’s exactly what we have this week. Coastal Carolina kicks off the week on Thursday, and games featuring ranked teams go all the way to Saturday night when San Diego State hosts New Mexico. Lots of great action again this week in college football, so let’s get into my best bets against the spread this week.
Notre Dame, coming off of a tough loss last week at home against Cincinnati looks to straighten things out this week when they travel to take on the 3-1 Hokies. Offensively, the Fighting Irish, at least on paper seems to be doing alright. Averaging 30.8 points per game on 280.4 passing yards and just 82 rushing yards. The Hokies are just being the Fighting Irish, even though they have a more balanced offense. Virginia Tech is averaging 23.5 points per game on 190.8 passing yards and 140.8 rushing yards.
On defense, the Fighting Irish are seemingly playing to the level of their competition, but this has always been saying about the Irish. Notre Dame is giving up 23.4 points per game on 270 passing yards and 122.4 rushing yards. The Hokies on the other hand, have only been giving up 15.3 points per game on 190.3 passing yards and 136.3 rushing yards.
I’m looking for this game to be close, with Notre Dame barely covering the 1 point spread.
The Flordia Gators are good, a lot better than their 3-2 and 20th overall ranking show, but to beat a team by 38 in this day and age is tough. Florida has the clear offensive advantage averaging 31.4 points per game on the juggernaut of 216.8 passing yards per game and 292.4 rushing yards per game. The Commodores are averaging about half the pointer per game as the Gators, at 16 per game. They put up their points on 196.4 passing yards per game and 119 rushing yards per game.
On the defensive side of the ball, it’s more Florida domination. The Gators only give up 19.8 points per game. They have been holding their opponents to 210.2 passing yards per game and 115.4 rushing yards per game. The Commodores have been giving up 35 points per game, on 242.6 passing yards and 204.6 rushing yards.
I’m looking for Florida to completely dominate this game in all aspects, but once they go up big, I would look for some underclassmen to get in and get some playing time, keeping the game somewhat “manageable.”
A top-five matchup as the Nittany Lions travel to Kinnick Stadium to take on the Hawkeyes. These teams are evenly matched, even though no one saw Iowa being this good preseason. The Hawkeyes are averaging 33.2 points per game on the balanced attack of 194 passing yards per game and 126 rushing yards per game. The Nittany Lions, on the other hand, is averaging 30 points per game on 286 passing yards and 132.6 rushing yards per game.
On the defensive side of the ball, both teams are completely dominant. The Hawkeyes are giving up 11.6 points per game on 184.4 passing yards per game and 87 rushing yards per game. The Nittany Lions are giving up only 12 points per game on 202.6 passing yards per game, and 111.6 rushing yards per game.
As good of a game this is going to be, look for Iowa to win this one on a late field goal, to win by 3.
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Home » NFL » NFL Week 6 Picks Against the Spread
By Joe DiTullio October 12, 2021 4 Mins Read

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NFL Week 6 is here. Picking NFL games straight up is hard enough, but picking against the spread is even tougher. Here are the NFL week 6 picks against the spread. (Spreads are from tallysight as of Tuesday morning)
Last week : 9-7, Season total: 38-41-1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-6.5) at Philadelphia Eagles
The Buccaneers have shown that they can roll right through inferior competition if the weather is nice. Tom Brady and the Bucs’ offense will be too much for the Eagles to keep up with, even if they are having issues in their secondary.
Miami Dolphins (-3.5) vs. Jacksonville Jaguars *In London
Jacksonville looks like a team that doesn’t believe in their coach. That is understandable given the circumstances. Add that to the fact that the Jaguars have a rookie quarterback making a trip across the pond and the Dolphins should win and cover.
Los Angeles Chargers at Baltimore Ravens (-3.5)
This is a cross-country game for the Chargers, but they do get an extra day of rest than the Ravens. Baltimore needed a miraculous comeback to beat the Colts and the Chargers are playing much better than them right now.
Minnesota Vikings at Carolina Panthers (-1.5)
Are the Panthers going to do what happened last year by starting off the year strong then fading down the stretch? Maybe. They should have Christian McCaffrey back for this one, which helps greatly. Minnesota has been close in every game this season and this is one they can win.
Green Bay Packers (-4.5) at Chicago Bears
The Bears are still getting quarterback Justin Fields quality reps and he will be playing in this game hurt. Even with a running game that is playing well, Aaron Rodgers will be able to cover against a rookie quarterback.
Cincinnati Bengals (-3.5) at Detroit Lions
Detroit is playing teams tough and have come up short. They will eventually get a win, but it will likely come randomly. The Bengals’ defense has been playing well enough for them to cover against the Lions on the road. Their playcalling needs to improve and this may be the game they let Joe Burrow air it out.
Houston Texans at Indianapolis Colts (-10.5)
The Texans, for the most part, have been keeping things close. That may change against the Colts, who have a solid defense and are starting to feed Jonathan Taylor the ball. Indianapolis should win and cover at home.
Los Angeles Rams (-10.5) at New York Giants
The Giants have so many injuries on their offense right now that they won’t be able to keep up with the Rams. Wide receivers are hurt, Saquon Barkley will likely miss the game and Daniel Jones is in the concussion protocol. The Rams shouldn’t have too many issues.
Kansas City Chiefs (-6.5) at Washington Football Team
Kansas City has struggled against the spread recently. That should change this week as oddsmakers are reacting to that. The Chiefs should be able to go on the road and defeat Washington with how bad their defense is playing.
Arizona Cardinals at Cleveland Browns (-2.5)
Kyler Murray has the Cardinals as the only remaining undefeated team in the league. Arizona should win a high-scoring game much like the Chargers did against the Browns in week 5.
Las Vegas Raiders at Denver Broncos (-3.5)
The Raiders will have a new coach for this week, which will likely make things difficult. Denver has the home-field advantage and the better defense, so they should be able to win
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