NFL Week 7
Preview for this week
We are fast approaching the halfway point of the regular season and week 7 promises to provide as much action as we have witnessed already, with heavyweight battles across the board. Keep reading for a few tips on Week 7 NFL betting odds.
NFL Games of the Week
Event Date: 10/20/22 Time: 7:15 p. m. (ET)
Event Date: 10/23/22 Time: 12:00 p. m. (ET)
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Event Date: 10/23/22 Time: 3:05 p. m. (ET)
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Event Date: 10/23/22 Time: 3:25 p. m. (ET)
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Event Date: 09/24/22 Time: 7:20 p. m. (ET)
Event Date: 09/24/22 Time: 7:20 p. m. (ET)
NFL Odds
NFL Betting News
Sunday Night Football
The 7th Sunday of the regular season gets underway with old NFC rivals the Baltimore Ravens taking on a Cleveland Browns side that has been no strangers to on-field and off-field controversy in recent years. The Colts take on the Titans in Tennessee in another divisional face-off in the AFC South. The week’s biggest hitter will be the battle between the 49’ers and Andy Reid’s Chiefs in San Francisco in a throwback to Super Bowl LIV in 2021. NFL Week 7 odds might give the visitors the edge, but don’t rule out a home victory.
Monday Night Football
Monday Night’s matchup takes us to the Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, as the 6-time Super Bowl winning home team takes on a Chicago Bears side that has failed to beat the Pats since 2000. With memories of Tom Brady all but a thing of the past, the Bears may fancy their chances in a matchup they have lost 8 times in the last 10. However, NFL week 7 odds are far more likely to fall in favor of the home team, even without their legendary quarterback. If NFL betting is something you’re looking at this week, consider Bill Belichick’s men to cover the spread.
