Welcome to November! We have officially crossed the half way point of the NFL regular season (time flies when you’re having fun) and boy oh boy has it been a season full of incredible football!
Week 9 is here and there are some fantastic matchups on this Sunday slate and lots of money to be made!
Below, our Team here at Betting News is going to give their BEST BETS for the Week 9 NFL Slate. Whether it is a Spread, Moneyline, Total or Player Prop, this is your go to article every week for our team’s favorite bets!
Here is the Squad’s Record after Week 8:
(61-35 of All Picks -120 or better odds)
Daniel Collins (SPJ): 7-1
Chef T: 7-1
Nate Hornung (Shaggy): 3-5
Colby Marchio: 4-4
John Hyslop (Slop): 3-5
Varun Sharma (Sauce): 5-3
Brad Blakemore (Betzky): 5-3
Danny Burke: 6-2
Kate Constable: 4-4
Adam Kaufman: 6-2
Tristan Vieira (Trizzy): 7-1
Sukh Brar: 4-4
Now let’s dive in to the Betting News Experts’ Best Bets for NFL Week 9!
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Daniel Collins’ (7-1) Week 9 NFL Best Bet
Jammer Gibbs looks to get loose against Vikings Sunday
Jahmyr Gibbs o98.5 Rush+Receiving Yards (-110) BetOnline
Going with one of the best dual threat backs in the league to have yet another big game against a division rival. Gibbs has cruised over this R+R line in 8 of the last 9 matchups against bottom 10 rushing defenses & in both games against Minnesota last season.
The Vikings come in ranking 24th at stopping the run and have been getting gashed in recent weeks as well. Gibbs could get a big chunk of this on a home run type run or catch & then we can start climbing the ladder.
Be great for Jeff Hardy, Jaymyr.
Chef T’s (7-1) NFL Week 9 Best Bet
Ladd McConkey o59.5 Receiving Yards (-115) BetOnline
Ladd’s been the heartbeat of this Chargers passing game — averaging 9 targets a week and trending up hard with 9, 15, and 10 the last three. Tennessee’s giving up the 5th most yards to wideouts, and Ladd’s usage is only getting spicier.
60+ feels like the right plate to serve while the matchup’s still soft.
Nate Hornung’s (3-5) NFL Week 9 Best Bet
Denver/Houston Under 40.5 (-115) BetOnline
Let’s keep this simple, cause we need a winner.
Denver started the season 5-1 to the under befor soaring over their last two totals, thanks to 77 points in their last five quarters of football. Houston started off 4-0 to the under before having two go over and their last game push. Point being, both teams’ defenses keep them in ball games.
The Broncos are No. 5 in points and yards allowed per game, and lead the league in third down conversion percentage and red zone scoring percentage as well. Offensively, they are bottom 10 in yards per pass and third down conversions. Houston’s defense is just as good, leading the NFL in yards and points per game allowed, while ranking No. 3 in third down conversions allowed. However on offense they are bottom 12 in yards per play, bottom seven in third down conversions, and second worst in red zone scoring.
Don’t overthink it, just watch the defenses ball out.
Colby Marchio’s (4-4) & Brad Blakemore’s (5-3) NFL Week 9 Best Bet
Caleb Williams could see a big Sunday against the poor Cincinnati secondary
Caleb Williams over 236.5 pass yards (-115) BetOnline
COLBY: The Bengals’ pass defense has been a disaster all season, and this sets up as the perfect bounce-back spot for the Bears’ young gunslinger to get right. Last week, Cincinnati let Justin Fields throw for 244 yards, yes, that Justin Fields. Before that, both Aaron Rodgers and Jordan Love cleared 245 yards through the air.
On the season, the Bengals rank 30th in passing yards allowed, 29th in yards per attempt, and 25th in opponent completion percentage. This feels like a must-bet spot for the Bears’ young star.
BRAD: The Bears get the Bengals. The Bengals don’t get receivers. Caleb Williams has hit this line 3 of his last 4, and I heard he dressed up as a gunslinger for Halloween.
John Hyslop’s (3-5) NFL Week 9 Best Bet
Dalton Kincaid 4+ Receptions (+122) BetOnline
This could easily be the greatest bet of all time. Maybe better. The haters are going to say that this guy barely plays because he only played 14 snaps last week. Never listen to the haters.
He was coming off an injury, and the Bills beat the Panthers’ brains in. That won’t happen this week. Buffalo will need all hands on deck for the Chiefs, which means Kincaid. Kansas City couldn’t cover a tight end with a blanket so this matchup couldn’t get any better. Feels easy.
Varun Sharma’s (5-3) NFL Week 9 Best Bet
Tyrone Tracy o17.5 Receiving Yards (-115) BetOnline
In his rookie year Tracy finished with 839 yards from scrimmage, six touchdowns and averaged 4.4 yards per carry. He also caught 38 of his 53 targets last year, averaging 7.5 yards per reception and just under 17 receiving yards per game.
Tracy is a former wide receiver turned running back. In his last year at Purdue, Tracy made the switch and finished the year with 716 yards on the ground, eight touchdowns and averaged 6.3 yards per carry. He was drafted in the fifth round of last year’s draft and became the team’s starter by about Week 5.
After taking over, Tracy averaged 62.3 yards per game on the ground, 18.7 through the air while garnering 3.6 targets per game. This year hasn’t been the same with the emergence of Cam Skattabo and Tracy suffering an injury early on in the year. Now with Skatt on the sidelines, Tracy’s the #1 guy here in New York and this Giants team have been heavily utilizing their RBs in the pass game.
Skatt was 2nd on the Giants in receptions despite being fourth in targets. Dart’s been heavily leaning on the check down and this it’ll be Tyrone Tracy in that spot. The Niners also rank 29th in receptions allowed to opposing backs and 21st in receiving yards allowed to the position.
Danny Burke’s (6-2) NFL Week 9 Best Bet
Can Rodgers perform well against one of the league’s best defenses on Sunday?
Aaron Rodgers Over 222.5 Passing Yards (-114) BetOnline
Over the past five weeks, QBs against the Colts are averaging over 320 passing yards per game. Rodgers has been throwing more lately and will have to continue that trend to keep up with the league’s top offense.
Take advantage of this low number.
Kate Constable’s (4-4) NFL Week 9 Best Bet
Alec Pierce Longest Reception Over 21.5 Yards (-115) BetOnline
Alec Pierce has become Daniel Jones’ go-to vertical threat, and this number feels a little too low for the role he plays. He’s hit the over in eight straight games dating back to last season, and the explosive plays keep stacking up.
This year alone, he’s posted receptions of 50, 48, 26, 44, and 36 yards. The Colts scheme specifically builds in a few deep shots each week, and Pierce is almost always the first read on those concepts.
Adam Kaufman’s (6-2) NFL Week 9 Best Bet
Rams -14 (-110) BetOnline
It’s never comfortable taking a team to win by two touchdowns, but the far superior Rams are home against a lousy Saints team that’s 1-7 overall, winless on the road, and just made a change at quarterback.
Tyler Shough is bound to face loads of pressure from an aggressive Rams front that averages 24 pressures per game, so a turnover or two is likely from the first-time starter.
On the other side, Matthew Stafford gets safety blanket Puka Nacua back from injury, which can only mean good things for Davante Adams as well, since he won’t be getting all the attention from a miserable defense that would love to key in on one guy.
Nacua last played a few weeks ago, when the Ravens knocked him out of a game on Oct. 12. When healthy, his floor this season has been 8 catches, 9 targets, and 91 yards. You can damn near double those numbers for his ceiling.
Rams rout.
Tristan Vieira’s (7-1) NFL Week 9 Best Bet
Will Brock Bowers returning boost the Raiders offense?
Raiders +2.5 (-105) BetOnline
Very fishy line for a Raiders team that has shown very little hope on offense in weeks. The Jags are coming into this game entirely banged up with Brian Thomas still not 100%, no Travis Hunter, and still missing starting TE Brenton Strange.
On the flip side, the Raiders are coming into this game finally healthy with the return of Bowers and Myers. I expect Geno to finally get this offense rolling with all of his weapons back and the short spread indicates the books also do not expect this to be a blow out. This line stinks and I will be all over it, give me the Raiders to bounce back and hand the Jags their 3rd loss in a row.
Sukh Brar’s (4-4) NFL Week 9 Best Bet
Seahawks -3.0 (-110) BetOnline
The Commanders have lost three straight and the injuries have piled up.
Conversely, Seattle has looked fantastic. Only Tampa Bay managed to score over 20 on the Legion of Boom 2.0. Furthermore, they are great against the run, and Darnold has only been sacked 9 times in 7 games. This team is for real in my opinion.
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