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Here’s a complete list of all the matchups for Week 5 of the 2019 NFL regular-season. This betting schedule includes the start times, TV listings and betting lines for each contest.
Our staff will be previewing a number of the games over the next few days and giving out of a free betting lean on the spread or total. Links to those previews will be included in the tables below.
It’s hard to believe that 4 weeks are already in the books. It’s the unofficial quarter mark of the season.
While we have a good idea of what each team is made of, I can’t wait for the card this week. There’s a ton of great matchups on the board.
It all starts with a massive NFC West matchup on Thursday Night Football with the Seahawks hosting the Rams.
The early portion of games has a lot to offer. With the Saints hosting the Bucs, Giants hosting the Vikings, Ravens at Steelers, Jaguars at Panthers and Bills at Titans.
Only two afternoon games with the Chargers hosting the Broncos and the Cowboys hosting the Packers. Definitely going to be a lot of interest in the Dallas/Green Bay showdown.
We conclude Sunday with the Chiefs hosting the Colts. It all ends on Monday Night Football with the 49ers hosting the Browns.
Click on the link for more free NFL picks from our experts on staff.
Arizona Cardinals
Cincinnati Bengals
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
New Orleans Saints
Baltimore Ravens
Pittsburgh Steelers
New England Patriots
Washington Redskins
Jacksonville Jaguars
Carolina Panthers
Denver Broncos
Los Angeles Chargers
Indianapolis Colts
Kansas City Chiefs
Cleveland Browns
San Francisco 49ers

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Overs are now 37-26 entering Week 5. Week 4 had the highest average total in a single week in the past 35 seasons (according to our database). The totals have been on the rise every week, but scoring has still outpaced them. This is the first season in the Super Bowl era in which games have averaged over 50 points per game for the first four weeks.
The majority of games have gone over every week, despite the average total rising each week. Seven Week 4 games had totals in the 50s. The previous record for totals in the 50s in a single week, in our database (since 1986), was five in Week 4 of 2018.
Odds listed are from Caesars Sportsbook by William Hill and are subject to change.
• Atlanta has won and covered each of the last four meetings and eight of the last nine meetings. Eleven of the last 14 meetings went under the total.
• Atlanta is 20-35 ATS as a favorite under Dan Quinn (37.9%). Atlanta has lost eight of its last 13 games as a favorite outright including both this year.
• Teddy Bridgewater is 18-4 ATS and 11-11 outright in his career as an underdog, including 2-2 SU and ATS this season.
• This is the first time a team 0-4 or worse is favored over a team .500 or better since Week 6 of 2013 when 0-4 Pittsburgh was favored at 3-2 New York (A). Pittsburgh won that game 19-6.
• All four Las Vegas games have gone over the total.
• Patrick Mahomes is 27-12-1 ATS in his career as a starter including playoffs, though he is only 3-3 ATS as a double-digit favorite and 1-3 ATS when favored by at least 11 points.
Los Angeles Rams (-9) at Washington Football Team, 1 p.m. ET
• Los Angeles is 6-2 ATS as a road favorite of at least 6 points under Sean McVay.
• Los Angeles is 15-6 ATS against teams that finished with losing records under McVay. ESPN's Football Power Index projects Washington for 5.5 wins.
• Teams with 0-4 or worse records are 7-2-1 ATS and 1-0 outright when favored by at least 5 points in the Super Bowl era. It's just the second time it's happened in the last 10 seasons. Last year, Washington (0-5) won but failed to cover as 6-point favorites at Miami.
• Teams that replace their head coaches midseason are 14-22 ATS in their first games with their new head coaches since 2000 (13-23 SU).
• All four meetings have gone under since 2018.
• Houston is 1-6 ATS as a home favorite since the start of last season, including 0-4 ATS in its last four games.
• New York (A) is 0-4 ATS this season. They are failing to cover games by 10.5 points per game, the worst cover differential in the NFL this season.
• This is the first time Arizona has been at least a 7-point favorite on the road since Week 17 of 2016 (-7). The last time Arizona laid more than seven points on the road was Week 12 of 2015 (-10.5).
• Since 2017, New York is 2-11 ATS when getting at least seven days between games (1-8 ATS excluding Week 1 games).
• Arizona is 1-5 outright and ATS as a favorite since 2018 (1-3 under Kliff Kingsbury).
• Arizona is the only team to have all of its games go under the total this season.
• Philadelphia is 3-2 straight up (3-2 ATS) as a road underdog since the start of last season.
• Philadelphia is 3-0 ATS vs. Pittsburgh since 2008.
• The over is 22-10-2 in Philadelphia road games since the start of the 2016 season -- tied for the highest over percentage in that situation with Green Bay and Tampa Bay.
• Pittsburgh is 8-2-1 ATS in the month of October since the start of the 2017 season. That .800 cover percentage is second in the NFL over that span (New Orleans, .917)
• NFL teams that are favored by 13 or more points at home are 4-10 ATS since the start of last season.
• Lamar Jackson is 4-8 ATS as a home favorite since becoming the Ravens' starter in 2018.
• John Harbaugh is 2-5-1 ATS when favored by 13 points or more over the past 10 seasons.
• Cincinnati is 3-0 ATS over the past three seasons as underdogs of 13 or more points (T-best in the NFL).
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• San Francisco is 6-11-1 ATS at home over the past three seasons. And that turns to 3-9-1 ATS if San Francisco is also the favorite.
• The over is 4-0 in games that follow a San Francisco loss since the start of last season.
• San Francisco is 3-0 ATS vs. Miami in its three meetings since 2008.
• Miami is 1-7 straight up (4-4 ATS) in the month of October since the start of last season. Meanwhile, San Francisco is 9-17 ATS in the month of October since the start of the 2014 season.
• Miami is 8-2 ATS in its past 10 games following a loss.
• Dallas is 0-4 ATS this season, one of four NFL teams that have yet to cover a game.
• The over in Dallas games is 13-7 since the start of last season. That's tied for the second-highest over percentage in the NFL over that span. Each of Dallas' last three games went over by at least 12 points (21.3 PPG over total in span).
• The over is 18-8 in NFC East games dating back to the start of last season.
• Dallas is 10-2 ATS vs. the NFC East over the past three seasons. That's the best cover percentage vs. the NFC East in the NFL over that span (min. four games).
• New York (N) is 14-4 ATS on the road over the past three seasons. That's the best road cover percentage in the NFL over that span.
• Cleveland is 2-5 ATS as an underdog since the start of last season. That .286 cover percentage is second-worst in the NFL over that span.
• Frank Reich is 12-8-1 ATS as a favorite since taking over as Colts head coach in 2018.
• Indianapolis has been favored in every game this season, and is 3-1 ATS.
• Baker Mayfield is 7-12-1 ATS over the past two seasons, including 2-5 ATS over the same time span as an underdog.
• Indianapolis has had three straight games go under the total and it's covered all three games. Under Reich, the under is 13-5 when Indianapolis covers and the over is 13-5 in all other games (10-5 when it doesn't cover, 3-0 in pushes).
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• Kirk Cousins is 6-15-1 ATS in prime-time games in his career (7-14 outright). However, he is 4-2 outright and ATS in Sunday night games. Russell Wilson is 22-10-2 ATS in his career in prime-time games (10-4 ATS in Sunday night games).
• Cousins is 1-15 outright and 6-9-1 ATS as an underdog of at least five points.
• Mike Zimmer is 22-17-1 ATS as an underdog since 2014 (his first season as the Vikings' head coach).
• Minnesota is 5-8-1 ATS as an underdog over the past three seasons. That .385 cover percentage is the third-worst in the NFL over that span.
• Wilson is 1-4 ATS over the past three seasons as a favorite of seven or more points.
• Pete Carroll is 0-3 ATS as a favorite of seven or more points since the start of last season.
• Seattle is 4-0 ATS this season. Seattle and Green Bay are the only teams in the NFL to have a perfect cover percentage this season.
• New Orleans is 6-9 ATS over the past five seasons when favored by seven points or more at home.
• Los Angeles (A) is 1-3 ATS over the past five seasons when given seven or more points on the road.
• Justin Herbert is 2-0 ATS as an underdog in his career.
• Drew Brees is 55-45-1 ATS as a favorite over the past 10 seasons. Brees is also 40-30-1 ATS at home over the past 10 seasons.
• Brees is 19-9-1 ATS with New Orleans in home prime-time games. He is only 9-7 ATS in Monday night home games, but those games are 11-4-1 to the over.

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