Sunday Night Football Odds Week 4

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SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL ODDS WEEK 4

Week 4 of Sunday Night Football is here. Let’s check each game and predict the score according to NFL Futures. 

Dallas Cowboys vs New York Giants  

The Cowboys will face an intense pass rush from the Giants, especially with offensive line struggles, but CeeDee Lamb and Jake Ferguson could exploit New York’s weak secondary. Meanwhile, Daniel Jones and the Giants’ offense will struggle against Dallas’ fierce pass rush, led by Micah Parsons, and their inability to run effectively with Devin Singletary. Despite back-to-back losses, Dallas is the superior team and should control the game. 

Prediction: Cowboys -5 

New Orleans Saints vs Atlanta Falcons  

The Falcons’ offensive line injuries will severely hinder their ability to protect Kirk Cousins and establish the run against the Saints’ solid defensive front. Meanwhile, despite missing key linemen, the Saints should be able to game-plan effectively and capitalize on the Falcons’ defensive weaknesses with Alvin Kamara and Derek Carr. Given the line value and Atlanta’s struggles, the Saints are the better pick for these Sunday Night Football Odds.

Prediction: Falcons -2.5.  

Pittsburgh Steelers vs Indianapolis Colts  

The Steelers’ potent running game, led by Najee Harris, should succeed against the Colts’ depleted run defense. Mike Tomlin’s defense will confuse Anthony Richardson and force mistakes. Richardson won’t be able to rely on the run game, as the Steelers are excellent against the run, making this a tough matchup for Indianapolis. 

Prediction: Steelers -1.5.  

Jacksonville Jaguars vs Houston Texans  

Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars’ offensive line will struggle against the Texans’ potent pass rush, but they may find some success on the ground with Travis Etienne against Houston’s poor run defense. However, C.J. Stroud and the Texans’ passing attack, led by Nico Collins and Tank Dell, will exploit Jacksonville’s weak secondary, and Houston’s pass rush should dominate the game.

Prediction: Texans -6.5.  

Minnesota Vikings vs Green Bay Packers

Whether Jordan Love plays or not, the Vikings’ defense should have the upper hand, especially with Green Bay’s struggles on the offensive line and against elite defenses. Sam Darnold will have success targeting Justin Jefferson against a regressed Packers secondary, and Minnesota’s solid pass-blocking unit will keep Darnold protected. 

Prediction: Vikings +2.5.  

Cincinnati Bengals vs Carolina Panthers

Joe Burrow and the Bengals’ offense, featuring Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, should recover in this matchup against a weak Panthers defense that struggles to generate pressure and stop the run. The Panthers, while improved offensively with Andy Dalton, will face a tough challenge against Cincinnati’s improving run defense and a Bengals defense that has been solid against the pass. Given Cincinnati’s 0-3 record and need for a win, they should come out strong and cover the spread. 

Prediction: Bengals -4.

Washington Commanders vs Arizona Cardinals

After a shaky start, Jayden Daniels had a breakout performance against Cincinnati and will now face Arizona’s struggling defense, which can’t generate much pressure. The Cardinals, led by Kyler Murray, will exploit Washington’s weak secondary and lack of pass rush. While both offenses have explosive potential, the Cardinals are favored by 3.5, and Washington may struggle to maintain their form from Monday night’s upset win. 

Prediction: Commanders  +3.5.  

New England Patriots vs San Francisco 49ers  

Despite carrying the team against the Rams, Brock Purdy may not be fully healthy, and the 49ers are dealing with critical injuries to Christian McCaffrey, Deebo Samuel, and George Kittle. The Patriots’ weak offense, led by Rhamondre Stevenson, will struggle against a 49ers defense that, while dealing with injuries, still poses a significant threat to New England’s struggling offensive line. San Francisco is heavily favored, but injuries could affect their ability to cover the large spread. 

Prediction: 49ers -10.5.  

Cleveland Browns vs Las Vegas Raiders  

The Browns are struggling with offensive line injuries, and Deshaun Watson has been ineffective. At the same time, the Raiders look to rebound from an emotional loss with Maxx Crosby and Christian Wilkins expected to play. Cleveland’s issues in the trenches and Watson’s inability to handle pressure make this a favorable matchup for the Raiders, who should be able to capitalize on the Browns’ weaknesses and improve their Sunday Night Football Odds.

Prediction: Raiders -2.  

Kansas City Chiefs vs Los Angeles Chargers  

With Justin Herbert potentially sidelined, backup Taylor Heinicke could start for the Chargers. Despite Kansas City’s struggles on offense, they remain favored by 7.5. The Chargers will likely lean on J.K. Dobbins in the run game against a weak Chiefs run defense. However, if Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack can generate pressure, they could limit Patrick Mahomes, who has been dealing with edge protection issues. 

Prediction: Chargers +7.5.  

Buffalo Bills vs Baltimore Ravens

Despite early-season adjustments, the Bills have been impressive on offense, while the Ravens’ offensive line struggles remain a significant issue. Baltimore will need to rely more on Lamar Jackson’s passing game, but Buffalo’s defensive pressure could cause problems. The Bills are underdogs in this matchup, but their overall balance on both sides of the ball makes them a formidable opponent for a banged-up Ravens squad. 

Prediction: Bills +2.5.  

Tennessee Titans vs Miami Dolphins  

Tennessee’s defense, ranked in the top 10, will face a struggling Miami team dealing with quarterback issues and inconsistent coaching decisions from Mike McDaniel. The Titans will capitalize on the Dolphins’ weak offensive line, while Miami’s defense may not have the answers for Tony Pollard and the Titans’ run game. 

Prediction: Titans Moneyline 

Seattle Seahawks vs Detroit Lions  

The Seahawks have enjoyed success against the Lions in recent matchups, exploiting Detroit’s weak secondary. D.K. Metcalf and Jaxon Smith-Njigba should have big games, but Seattle’s offensive line issues could give Detroit opportunities to pressure Geno Smith. Conversely, the Lions will lean on their strong running game, with David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs exploiting Seattle’s weakness against the run. 

Prediction: Lions -3.5.