This week’s matchup between the Seattle Seahawks and the Los Angeles Rams got pushed to Tuesday due to a COVID outbreak for the Rams. But all the delay might have done is hurt the Seahawks, who are dealing with an outbreak of their own now.
But this will be an important game for whoever manages to make it on the field. With a win, the Rams can pull even with the Cardinals for the top spot in the NFC West. While the Seahawks need a win if they have any hope at the playoffs.
Find out in our free NFL betting picks and predictions for Seahawks vs. Rams on Tuesday, December 21.
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We’re so close to Thanksgiving, you can almost smell the turkey and feel the sting of mom’s passive-aggressive judgments on your life choices.
And speaking of questionable choices, my NFL Underdogs picks and predictions came up lame last week. Woof.
That really puts the pressure on, with the annual holiday marking the home stretch of the NFL season: a starting gun for teams in the postseason race and an “Old Yeller” behind-the-shed BANG for those clubs not in contention.
But before that benchmark in mixed motivations, Week 11 serves as the last gasp for glory for many teams — plenty of which find themselves installed as NFL betting underdogs.
I dig through that pile of points, along with some winter weather, for my t…
The wheels have completely come off for the Washington Commanders, who have stumbled to 4-9 after starting the season off with two feel-good wins over the Cardinals and Broncos.
With the offense in the abyss, a Week 15 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams is looking like a daunting one. Can Washington ride its defense to, at the very least, cover the NFL odds for it’s backers?
Let’s get right into it with our in-depth preview and free NFL picks for Commanders vs. Rams on Sunday, December 17.
Commanders vs Rams odds
Commanders vs Rams predictions
In theory, this is a very troublesome spot for the Washington Commanders. There’s a decent chance starting running back Brian Robinson will miss this …
It’s a Sunshine State showdown for the Miami Dolphins and Tampa Bay Buccaneers to wrap up their preseason schedules on Friday night.
Miami has won two straight to start exhibition play, while Tampa has gone 1-1 and will give No. 1 quarterback Baker Mayfield another tune-up ahead of the regular season.
The Mayfield news has moved the Bucs’ line and the total significantly, and I’ll attack the latter with my free Dolphins vs. Buccaneers predictions and NFL picks for Friday’s preseason finale.
Dolphins vs Buccaneers prediction
My best betUnder 38 (-110 at Caesars)
My analysis
There has been a major move to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ side in this game, and I’m aligning it with the announcement …
A former senior employee of the failed betting platform Football Index has spoken for the first time about the structural flaws which brought down the business and the increasingly desperate attempts to save it in the months leading up to its collapse in early March.
Football Index went offline after a series of crashes in its “football stock market”, where users could buy and trade “shares” in leading players which returned dividends according to their performances on the pitch. The Gambling Commission, which regulated the company, suspended its licence on 11 March, leaving customers with stakes of at least £90m in open bets trapped in the platform.
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Chelsea’s owners have moved to build relations with disgruntled supporters by freezing the price of general admission season tickets for a 12th successive year.
The announcement came after a warning from the Chelsea Supporters’ Trust that raising prices would risk creating “irreversible toxicity” between the club and supporters.
Chelsea’s owners, Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital, who have spent almost £600m on signings since last summer, have taken those concerns on board.
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Chelsea, who remain in talks with Mauricio Pochettino about appointing him as their head coach, acknowledged in a statement…
The Giants are 1-7 and after the season they’re going to clean house. Being bad is bad enough, but being bad in a season in which they were trendy Super Bowl contenders is going to cost coach Ben McAdoo his job, and maybe GM Jerry Reese his, and possibly even spell the end of Eli Manning’s time in New York. A 51-17 loss to the Rams in a noticeably empty home stadium had owner John Mara fuming, and had the media basically asking everyone to justify their continued employment. McAdoo was asked if the Giants, out of the playoff hunt already, need to start figuring out who’s going to be around next year and get those players some game action. “You really can’t look from my chair too far ahead,” McAdoo said. “But you also have to look at getting some players some reps in the g…
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