betting odds for the nfl this week

Arizona-Oakland

Spread: -3.5

the skinny: This spread is criminal, the raiders had a flash in the pan game against the chargers and the cardinals are one of the best teams in football over the last year and a half. Put it down for the Cards and im going to go ahead and say this is the slamdunk of the week


Baltimore Atlanta

Spread: Bal -6.5

the skinny: Atlanta has nothing going for them right now accept an awesome passing game. However Baltimore is very jekel and hyde. Im going to go Atlanta here, only because i see this game being closer then most people would expect

Tenn- Washington

Spread: -4.5 wash

The skinny: I like washington here, Tennesse cant be trusted and at the least we can expect some offensive fireworks from the redskins

STl- Sea

Spread: -6.5 seattle

The skinny: St. Louis is capable of staying in games but you just know Seattle is going to be out for blood after only their second home loss in the last two years. Seattle wins big here


Cle-Jax

Spread: -4 cle

The skinny: love what Jacksonville is doing but they are a year away. Cleveland is on a mission after their dismantling of pitt last week, I say Cleveland easily.


Miami-Bears

Spread: Chi -3

the skinny: this is tough, both teams are capable of playing excellent or atrocious football. The Bears have their back against the wall and I see them pulling this one out by a touchdown



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