NFL Odds For Every Game In Week 4

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The Packers opened as 13-point favorites, a line not all that surprising considering the offensive’s propensity to put up points in bunches over the first few weeks of the season. The Broncos have only given up a bit over 20 points per game so far this season, though, so it might be more difficult than usual for the Packers to hang their average 33 points again this week.

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In a clean sweep, the NFL Network’s Playbook staff of Sterling Sharpe, Joe Theismann, Brian Baldinger and Matt Millen all took the Titans, while four of the five experts at CBSSports.com -- Pete Prisco, Clark Judge, Mike Freeman, and Dave Richard took the Browns. Will Brinson was the lone expert at CBSSports.com to pick the Titans.

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Sports Illustrated’s Peter King doesn’t give the Jaguars much of a chance, predicting a 14-point Saints’ win while advising head coach Jack Del Rio to give Pro Bowl running back 30+ carries to keep the ball out of Gabberts’ hands and to keep Brees on the visiting sidelines.

In a clean sweep, the NFL Network’s Playbook staff of Sterling Sharpe, Joe Theismann, Brian Baldinger and Matt Millen all took the Saints. The experts at CBSSports.com -- Pete Prisco, Clark Judge, Mike Freeman, Dave Richard and Will Brinson -- all took the Saints against the spread.

The home team opened as three-point favorites, but that line has moved considerably. According to Odds Shark, the Texans have become bigger favorites since the lines came out according to just about everybody. The consensus now has the Texans favored by four points.

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The ‘Skins are beating the Rams in every statistical category except for rushing yards this season, possibly leading one to wonder what the oddsmakers know that the general public does not. Sure, the Redskins were bad on Monday night, but the Rams haven’t looked like anything resembling a playoff team to this point in 2011.

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Buffalo leads the league in scoring with 37.7 points per game while the Bengals’ defense allows just 18 points per game. The odds makers might be onto something here since this could result in a deadlock of sorts.

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Newton had just 158 passing yards last week, but that is understandable since it looked like a monsoon in Charlotte. But Newton will face a Bears defense that is 26th in the league in pass defense, allowing 277 yards per game.

Cam Newton can certainly take advantage of this situation.

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While the 49ers have managed to put up a decent number of points (23.3 per game), they have also been very opportunistic. They have scored twice on kick returns and their defense has forced some key turnovers.

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The Chiefs are at home, so that is obviously what is accounting for at least the initial line, but stats appear to be overtaking emotions here. As bad as the Vikings have been, they’ve only been outscored by an average of less than five points, while the Chiefs have only played one remotely close game.

The over/under is sitting around 40 points, depending on where you look, but that would require one or both of these teams to display some offense otherwise unseen.

The Colts are off to a 0-3 start and even though they looked OK last week, no one seems to like the chances of them turning it around against a Bucs team that so far looks downright decent. The over/under in this game is set at 41, which means the oddsmakers are expecting most of that to come from Tampa Bay.

If the Bucs can manage to score enough to push the over, that’s probably more about the lack of defense being played by the Colts. The Bucs average just 20 points a game, while the Colts are surrendering more than 28.

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Not to make this too confusing a game, but the Dolphins haven’t been any better against the spread. They have been outscored by an average of more than eight points, while allowing about 415 yards per game. Not surprisingly they are winless.

The over/under on this game is set at 46.5, which implies an entertaining game. It might be fun to watch, but bettor beware.