Sunday Night Football Odds Week 6

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Sunday Night Football Odds Week 6

Week 6 of Sunday Night Football odds is critical for many teams shaping their seasons. Let’s check NFL Futures and find the best bets on each matchup through the league. 

Jacksonville Jaguars (1-4) – Chicago Bears (3-2) 

 The Jaguars’ offense, led by Trevor Lawrence, has struggled this season, mainly due to a poor offensive line. Although Lawrence had a decent game against an injury-ridden Colts defense, he will face more pressure from a Bears defense ranked in the top 10 for pressure rate. 

The Jaguars’ best chance for success is with their rushing attack, particularly Tank Bigsby. On the other hand, the Bears’ offense will look to exploit Jacksonville’s weak secondary. Caleb Williams, coming off his best performance, remains inconsistent, and the Bears’ run game might not thrive against a strong Jaguars’ rush defense.  

Prediction: Jaguars +2 (-110) 

Washington Commanders (4-1) – Baltimore Ravens (3-2)  

Washington’s offense, led by Jayden Daniels, continues to impress, with Daniels’ ability to make big plays using both his arm and legs. He should have a strong showing against a Ravens defense ranked 21st in pass defense efficiency. 

Baltimore’s rushing attack, led by Derrick Henry, will be the focal point against Washington’s poor run defense. The Commanders’ defense may struggle to contain Lamar Jackson if they stack the box to stop Henry, exposing their weak secondary.  

Prediction: Commanders +6.5 (-110) 

Arizona Cardinals (2-3) – Green Bay Packers (3-2)  

The Packers’ quarterback, Jordan Love, has been inconsistent but is expected to improve against an Arizona defense that ranks poorly. Green Bay should succeed on the ground as the Cardinals struggle against the run. 

Arizona’s Kyler Murray may have some success on offense due to Green Bay’s lack of pressure on quarterbacks, but the Cardinals’ run game, led by James Conner, could be limited by the Packers’ solid rush defense.  

Prediction: Packers -5 (-110) 

Houston Texans (4-1) – New England Patriots (1-4)  

The Texans’ offense has struggled on early downs, particularly in the run game. C.J. Stroud will be forced to pass against a Patriots defense that has been decent against the run but weaker against the pass. Meanwhile, the Patriots may see a quarterback change, with Drake Maye potentially replacing the struggling starter. 

New England’s offensive line issues could make it difficult for their passing game to exploit the Texans’ secondary, though Rhamondre Stevenson may find some success on the ground.  

Prediction: Patriots +7 (-110) 

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-2) – New Orleans Saints (2-3)  

With quarterback Derek Carr’s status uncertain due to injury, the Saints may rely on backup Jake Haener or Spencer Rattler. Either will face a favorable matchup against Tampa Bay’s weak pass defense. 

On offense, the Buccaneers will likely struggle to establish a running game due to poor run blocking, while Mike Evans will face a tough matchup against Marshon Lattimore. Chris Godwin, who is working from the slot, is expected to have a strong game.  

Prediction: Saints +3.5 (-110) 

Cleveland Browns (1-4) – Philadelphia Eagles (2-2)  

The Eagles are expected to have key offensive players back, including A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith, and Lane Johnson, which should improve their chances against a regressed Browns defense. 

On offense, Cleveland’s Deshaun Watson has struggled significantly, and with a banged-up offensive line, he will face heavy pressure from Philadelphia’s defensive front. Cleveland’s run game may not offer much relief, as the Eagles’ defense will focus on stopping Jerome Ford.  

Prediction: Eagles -9.5 (-110) 

Indianapolis Colts (2-3) – Tennessee Titans (1-3)  

The quarterback situation for both teams could be more precise, with Indianapolis possibly starting Anthony Richardson or Joe Flacco. Richardson’s mobility could give the Colts an advantage, but Flacco’s passing ability could exploit Tennessee’s weak secondary. 

The Titans also have uncertainty at quarterback, with Will Levis questionable and Mason Rudolph as a potential starter. The Titans will likely rely on their run game, with Tony Pollard expected to have a solid showing against the Colts’ inconsistent rush defense.  

Prediction: Titans -2.5 (-110) 

Los Angeles Chargers (2-2) – Denver Broncos (3-2)  

The Chargers are coming off a bye week and expect critical players like their offensive tackles and defensive stars Joey Bosa and Derwin James to return. This is important as Denver has an intense pass rush, ranking seventh in pressure rate, which could trouble quarterback Justin Herbert. 

The Broncos’ offense, led by Bo Nix, has struggled and will likely continue to struggle against the Chargers’ defensive pressure. Denver also has a solid rush defense, so the Chargers’ running game, led by J.K. Dobbins, may need to be more effective.  

Prediction: Chargers -2.5 (-110) 

Pittsburgh Steelers (3-2) – Las Vegas Raiders (2-3)  

The Steelers’ offense struggled against a depleted Dallas defense, with poor pass protection and an ineffective run game. They face a Raiders team that can pressure the quarterback, particularly with Maxx Crosby, who is expected to play. 

The Steelers’ defense was disappointing against Dallas, and with a lack of pressure outside of T.J. Watt, the Raiders’ offense, especially their passing game, could find success. The Raiders have also shown they can upset better teams, like the Ravens and Browns, earlier this season.  

Prediction: Raiders +3 (-110) 

Atlanta Falcons (3-2) – Carolina Panthers (1-4)  

The Falcons’ offense, led by Kirk Cousins, should have an easy time against a Panthers defense that produces the slightest pressure in the league. Cousins will have time to find his weapons and rely on Bijan Robinson in the run game.

The Panthers, now with Andy Dalton under center, should also find offensive success, especially against a weak Falcons defense ranked 25th in efficiency. This could become a high-scoring game, but Atlanta’s recent success has inflated the line.  

Prediction: Panthers +6 (-110) 

Detroit Lions (3-1) – Dallas Cowboys (3-2)  

Jared Goff and the Lions’ offense, coming off a strong performance, will face a Cowboys defense missing critical players like Micah Parsons and DeMarcus Lawrence. The Lions’ elite offensive line will protect Goff, allowing him to find his receivers. 

The Cowboys’ offense, led by Dak Prescott, will have trouble against Detroit’s top-ranked run defense, and their weakened offensive line will struggle to protect against Aidan Hutchinson’s pass rush.  

Prediction: Lions -3 (-110) 

Cincinnati Bengals (1-4) – New York Giants (2-3)  

Coming off a strong performance against the Ravens, Joe Burrow will exploit a Giants defense that struggles in the secondary. Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins should have a big day, while the Bengals’ defensive front, led by edge rushers, will pressure Daniel Jones. 

Though the Giants have shown signs of life with Jones’ recent play, Cincinnati’s desperation for a win gives them the edge.  

Prediction: -3.5 (-110)