The Philadelphia Eagles will look to win their second Super Bowl and their fifth overall NFL championship in franchise history when they take on the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII at State Farm Stadium in Arizona tonight.
The Eagles’ offense is filled with star power, starting with dynamic dual-threat quarterback Jalen Hurts. That means that some key contributors on the offense can often get overlooked in Super Bowl odds, including tight end Dallas Goedert.
Read on to see my favorite Super Bowl player prop for this evening’s game, and be sure to check out our extensive Super Bowl picks before you bet on the big game!
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The San Francisco 49ers are limping into tonight’s Monday Night Football odds showdown with the Minnesota Vikings, but those injury woes aren’t enough to sway the NFL odds away from the heavily-favored visitors in this Week 7 odds finale.
The 49ers’ first loss of the season last weekend against the Cleveland Browns had ripple effects beyond the scoreline, as Christian McCaffrey, Deebo Samuel, and Trent Williams all left with injuries. McCaffrey is questionable for MNF but Samuel and Williams have already been ruled out.
With Justin Jefferson also sidelined for Minnesota, the star power for this NFC matchup has taken a hit, but there are still some big-time NFL props to check out for a game that the struggling Vikings can’t afford to lose.
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Our second Wild Card odds matchup tonight takes us to Arrowhead, where the Kansas City Chiefs will aim to silence the critics and boost their Super Bowl odds to start their title defense.
Waiting on the other side of things will be a high-octane Miami Dolphins offense which has dazzled week after week, but might their defense open up some money-making opportunities for us?
Let’s break down the best ways to bet on Patrick Mahomes odds in our NFL picks for this Wild Card showdown.
Don’t forget to check out our full Dolphins vs. Chiefs picks and predictions, as well as our Miami vs. Kansas City player props column for more NFL odds analysis!
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Sunday sees the Carolina Panthers take on the Las Vegas Raiders in Andy Dalton’s first start of the season.
The benching of Bryce Young has caused the market to move in Carolina’s favor, but I’m not buying into the noise as my Panthers vs. Raiders predictions lay out why I’m taking the home side to cover.
Check out my NFL picks for September 22 below!
Panthers vs Raiders prediction
My best betRaiders -6 (-108 at BetMGM)
My analysisIt’s hard to argue with the logic Andy Dalton could offer the team a better chance of winning. After all, Bryce Young has completed 31 of 56 passes for just 245 yards, failing to score a touchdown while being picked off three times.
Dalton has only played one full game since joi…
José Mourinho has bemoaned the difficulty of being in competition with clubs that “just break the rules and forget the financial fair play”, as he outlined how he intended to reshape Tottenham into Champions League qualifiers.
The Spurs manager was asked about the comments of Mikel Arteta, his counterpart at Arsenal, and whether he agreed with him about the need in effect to gamble on spending big on players in order to close the gap to clubs in Europe’s elite tournament.
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Earlier in the week Mourinho had been critical of the decision to fine Manchester City €10m (£9m) but not ban them from Uefa competition after the…
Frank Lampard started his reign at Goodison Park with a win over Brentford and could finish the job of securing the club’s Premier League status with another, providing Leeds do not beat Brighton earlier in the day. Thomas Frank’s side are much improved since that FA Cup meeting in February, however, with Christian Eriksen helping to inspire a run of six wins in nine league games, while by Lampard’s admission Everton looked tired in their goalless draw at Watford in midweek. Goodison will again hope to spark an uplift with two home games remaining to avoid relegation. Andy Hunter
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Connor Ripley was born at the James Cook University hospital in Middlesbrough, just under three miles down the road from the Riverside Stadium, and spent nine years on the books of his boyhood club. His father, Stuart, is regarded a homegrown Boro hero, the former winger an integral part of the team that returned to the top flight in 1988 via successive promotions, having been locked out of Ayresome Park when the club entered liquidation.
“The Ripley name has got …” the 30-year-old says, restarting his sentence. “The Stuart Ripley name has got a bit of clout in Middlesbrough, I’m not sure Connor Ripley has … my dad’s team was special to Middlesbrough and that’s why everyone will always relate to them.”
Rookies are kind of like puppies.Everything is new and exciting to them. They’re filled with boundless energy. Sometimes they jump on the table and eat your bacon if you step away.You know what that means: You’re going to need to bring home the bacon. Again.Let us try to help you out. Based on current odds from BetMGM, here are a handful of best bets on both sides of the ball to win rookie of the year.Offensive Rookie of the Year Best Odds1. Caleb Williams (+125)The No. 1 overall pick in this spring’s NFL draft is the heavy favorite to capture Offensive Rookie of the Year. It’s easy to understand why. Williams should step in as the Week 1 starter for the Bears, who have built an impressive group around him. Veteran receivers D.J. Moore and Keenan Allen provide dependable ta…
Last month this happened in Kansas City. Tonight it happened again in Houston. Get it together, MLS! Hey Gerrard, what do you think of this top-tier league you’ve moved yourself into? [TWC Sportsnet] To contact the author of this post, write to [email protected] ( PGP key) or find him on Twitter @bubbaprog. …
Some people are fans of the Miami Dolphins. But many, many more people are NOT fans of the Miami Dolphins. This 2019 Deadspin NFL team preview is for those in the latter group. Read all the previews so far here. Your team: Miami Dolphins. Your 2018 record: 7-9. I’m floored this team won seven games. I really am. It’s a legitimate accomplishment given that this team’s resting state is “What if the Jaguars, but no identity?” Did you know the 2018 Dolphins started off a red-hot 3-0? Do you remember them beating the Pats on a miracle lateral play at the gun (the Dolphins lost every remaining game after they pulled that off; the Pats would go on to win the Super Bowl)? I completely forgot about all that. I am fucking terrible at my job. Regardless, I just cannot believe th…