NFL Odds And Lines For Every Game In Week 6

Safe to say, this game is must-win for both teams if either hopes to regain traction this season. You can expect the best from both teams this weekend, though be sure to note that Soldier Field has not been kind to Minnesota. The Vikings are just 1-6-1 against the spread in their last eight trips to Chicago.

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The Saints’ offense is a strength once again, obviously. Behind a Drew Brees-led passing game New Orleans is averaging 31.4 points per game, fifth-best in the NFL. Where they have struggled is on defense, giving up 25 points per contest. Still, against a reeling Bucs’ squad it is somewhat surprising that the Saints aren’t bigger favorites according to oddsmakers. But maybe not. The Bucs are 6-2 against the spread in their last eight games as underdogs. Maybe Vegas knows something we don’t.

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The Cowboys’ defense has done a better job slowing down offenses, giving up 291 yards per game. They haven’t done much better curtailing scoring, allowing 25.3 points per game compared to 23.8 for the Patriots. The Cowboys are minus-4 on the year on turnovers, thanks in part to five Romo interceptions in four games. Still, with a week to rest Dallas will be much healthier this week and should be sharper in a game that could turn into a track meet in a hurry.

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Check out the odds for all of this week’s NFL action at our NFL Week 6 odds page. Hit up Behind The Steel Curtain for more on the Steelers, and check out Big Cat Country for more on the Jaguars.

For these reasons, our buddies at Odds Shark made the Jets open favorites by a six-point margin. Part of the reason the margin is as small as it is may be it’s the Jets vs. Dolphins on Monday night, which typically means anything can happen. However, the Jets are at home, where they still haven’t lost this year, and the Dolphins are awful. Bet on the Jets, and don’t watch the game, I say. When you’re betting on the Jets, you never want to watch the game.

For the complete list of NFL odds for Week 6, click here. For info on the Jets, visit Gang Green Nation. For analysis on the Dolphins, visit The Phinsider.

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When it comes to over/under we’re looking at a line of 51 points. Neither the Falcons nor the Panthers have any problems scoring in bunches, and both have suspect pass defenses; as such I’m taking the over all day long. Atlanta are able to put up a lot of points in the Georgia Dome, and the Panthers are averaging 25 points when there are no weather conditions.

This really is a tale of two cities, where in Atlanta their team really shouldn’t be 2-3 as some critical execution errors have prevented them from winning games, and in Charlotte where the Panthers are better than their 1-4 record suggests.