A wild Week 3 saw some big upsets, with the Colts taking down the Ravens, the Texans shocking the Jaguars, and Arizona getting its first win of the season, knocking off the Cowboys at home. The PFN betting team went 14-2 with their best bets in Week 3 and are back for more in Week 4.
Week 4 betting lines came out during Sunday Night Football. The lines this week feature six road favorites, including a team that allowed 70 points last week while laying three.
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NFL Week 4 Picks and Predictions
All odds are from FanDuel Sportsbook.
Detroit Lions vs. Green Bay Packers Odds
- Spread
Lions -1.5 - Moneyline
Lions -124, Packers +106 - Total
45
For 45 minutes, most of us were right about the Packers losing to the Saints in Week 3. But then, Jordan Love and the offense took over, scoring the final 18 points of the game.
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The Lions pushed the previously undefeated Falcons around in an easy win, but this is a tougher task at Lambeau. While Detroit ended years of frustration, winning in Green Bay last year to end the Aaron Rodgers era, I lean towards the home team — who is 3-0 against the spread (ATS) this season — getting points here.
Lean: Packers +1.5
Atlanta Falcons vs. Jacksonville Jaguars Odds
- Spread
Jaguars -3 - Moneyline
Falcons +134, Jaguars -158 - Total
43.5
The Falcons faced a step up in class last week in the Lions and didn’t show up. Jacksonville, coming off a surprising loss to the Texans, will look to rebound and take control of the AFC South. I will chalk last week up to concern but not panic in Duval.
Pick: Jacksonville -3
Miami Dolphins vs. Buffalo Bills Odds
- Spread
Bills -2.5 - Moneyline
Dolphins +120, Bills -142 - Total
53.5
If you didn’t believe in the Dolphins’ offense before Week 3, well, you do now. This won’t be the Broncos’ or Chargers’ defense, but still one Miami scored 31 on in last year’s playoffs with third-stringer Skylar Thompson.
Buffalo has the crown, winning the last three AFC East championships, but the gap has shrunk. Expect points in this one.
Pick: Over 53.5
Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Houston Texans Odds
- Spread
Steelers -3.5 - Moneyline
Steelers -170, Texans +142 - Total
41
The Steelers have rebounded from a horrible Week 1 loss to the Niners with back-to-back prime-time wins. The Texans, meanwhile, shocked most people with their wire-to-wire win over the Jaguars and now are getting 3.5 points at home in this one.
While I don’t think the Texans will contend for the postseason, they can hang around in the AFC South race for a bit.
Lean: Texans +3.5
Los Angeles Rams vs. Indianapolis Colts Odds
- Spread
Rams -1.5 - Moneyline
Rams -112, Colts -104 - Total
45.5
We will learn more about the Rams Monday night vs. the Bengals, but are you ready to lay points on the road?
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Indy has been better than many thought under rookie coach Shane Steichen, hanging tough with the Jags and then beating Houston and Baltimore.
Lean: Colts +1.5
Minnesota Vikings vs. Carolina Panthers Odds
- Spread
Vikings -3 - Moneyline
Vikings -146, Panthers +124 - Total
44
Unless there is a tie, one of these teams will end Week 4 with their first win of the season. The Vikings have lost all three games by one score after going 11-0 in one-score games last season.
The Panthers finally showed a pulse in Week 3 behind Andy Dalton, but the result was the same. If Dalton starts again, Carolina can win this one.
Lean: Panthers +3
Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. New Orleans Saints Odds
- Spread
Saints -3 - Moneyline
Buccaneers +138, Saints -164 - Total
40.5
Come January, the Saints are going to want that Green Bay game back, blowing a 17-0 lead on the road. And they lost Derek Carr.
Now New Orleans gets a Bucs team that will be coming off an MNF matchup vs. the Eagles. This game will go a long way to determining the NFC South title, which I believe the Saints will win. However, without Carr, it’s now the Jameis Winston show.
Pick: Saints -3
Washington Commanders vs. Philadelphia Eagles Odds
- Spread
Eagles -7 - Moneyline
Commanders +275, Eagles -340 - Total
44.5
The Commanders came back to earth, getting crushed at home vs. the Bills.
This one won’t be much different on the road at Philly, though the Commanders did upset them last year to give the Eagles their first loss of the season.
Lean: Eagles -7
Denver Broncos vs. Chicago Bears Odds
- Spread
Broncos -3 - Moneyline
Broncos -144, Bears +122 - Total
45.5
A team that gave up 70 points is a three-point road favorite this week in Chicago. Think about that. Both teams are 0-3 ATS this season, so something has to give, right?
Lean: Bears +3
Baltimore Ravens vs. Cleveland Browns Odds
- Spread
Browns -1.5 - Moneyline
Ravens -102, Browns -116 - Total
42.5
The Browns showed the league something in Week 3’s blowout of the Titans… they have a really good defense. I’m still not buying them, but the Ravens didn’t look the part at home vs. the Colts, either.
Pick: Under 42.5
Cincinnati Bengals vs. Tennessee Titans Odds
- Spread
Titans -1.5 - Moneyline
Bengals +110, Titans -130 - Total
41.5
A lot will depend on the health of Joe Burrow, who is questionable for Week 3’s game vs. the Rams. Not much to question in Tennessee, where the Titans’ offense has yet to show up for the 2023 season — 94 total yards!
Lean: Bengals +1.5
Las Vegas Raiders vs. Los Angeles Chargers Odds
- Spread
Chargers -4.5 - Moneyline
Raiders +170, Chargers -205 - Total
50.5
People will be questioning Josh McDaniels’ decision to settle for a field goal down eight for a long time, but he just has to look across the field to see another coach questioned at every turn, as Brandon Staley seems to have one of those questionable ones each game.
I don’t want to lay points with Staley’s team, and I don’t have any faith left in the Raiders. I just expect enough mistakes to lead to points.
Pick: Over 50.5
New England Patriots vs. Dallas Cowboys Odds
- Spread
Cowboys -6.5 - Moneyline
Patriots +250, Cowboys -310 - Total
42
The Cowboys definitely missed Trevon Diggs in the loss at Arizona, while the Patriots completely shut down the Jets. Was the loss a one-week thing, or is there trouble in D-town? Either way, 6.5 points is too much here.
Pick: Patriots +6.5
Arizona Cardinals vs. San Francisco 49ers
- Spread
49ers -14 - Moneyline
Cardinals +610, 49ers -900 - Total
42
The Cardinals have been in all three games this season, leading at the half in all three, covering all three, and upsetting Dallas last Sunday. A letdown could be coming for sure, but 14 is a lot of points for a team that has hung around in each game.
Lean: Cardinals +14
Kansas City Chiefs vs. New York Jets Odds
- Spread
Chiefs -8.5 - Moneyline
Chiefs -450, Jets +350 - Total
43.5
Without Aaron Rodgers, the Jets’ offense is what we thought it would be without the future Hall of Famer… pretty bad. Meanwhile, the Chiefs clicked on all cylinders vs. the hapless Bears and should be in for more here.
Lean: Chiefs -8.5
Seattle Seahawks vs. New York Giants
- Spread
Seahawks -1.5 - Moneyline
Seahawks -120, Giants +102 - Total
45
Two teams that are difficult to figure out that might be battling it out come January for a Wild Card spot. That’s IF the Giants can get past this tough stretch, possibly without Saquon Barkley again.
The Seahawks are playing much better football, but this one fits into the “must-win” category for the Giants, already 1-2 with the Dolphins and Bills coming up after Seattle.
Pick: Giants ML (+102)