Leg #3 - NYG DAL: UNDER 14.5 points for NYG (-245)Īny chance you get to bet against Tommy DeVito, you should take it. The Chargers are arguably the best yet, and with how well Justin Herbert is playing, the Lions will pass the ball quite a lot to take advantage of the matchup. Brown hasn’t had the easiest schedule this year, but he has boomed in the few top-10 matchups he’s had.
The Chargers have allowed nine touchdowns to wide receivers in eight games this season, easily sitting below the league average defensively. Still, he’s a good bet this week against a Chargers defense that has been solid on the ground, but horrific through the air. Brown only has three touchdowns this season. So instead, we’ll lean on the Sun God in Amon-Ra St. It’s tough to pick a winner in this one between two high-powered teams.
A healthy 49ers team can handle the AFC South leaders with a small spread to cover. Meanwhile, Jacksonville hasn’t faced an opponent of the same caliber as the 49ers since Week 2 against the Chiefs, when the Jaguars lost 19-7. They not only should return Deebo Samuel (shoulder) and Dre Greenlaw (groin) to the lineup, but San Francisco also added Chase Young to its defensive line after trading for him at the deadline. The 49ers have struggled over the last month, but a much-needed Week 9 bye gives them a chance to get back on track. This buys half a point to get the spread under a field goal.
