Thursday Brings NFL Thanksgiving Triple-Header!

On the whole, American’s love Thanksgiving more than any other holiday.  To them, nothing’s better than mountains of great food and NFL betting games running all day and into the night.  This Thursday is loaded with Super Bowl best tradition.  First, Detroit Lions will host the Chicago Bears. Next, the Dallas Cowboys entertain the Las Vegas Raiders.  And then the Buffalo Bills visit the New Orleans Saints in the nightcap.   On the whole, it’s a tremendous feast of Thanksgiving football.  Most important of all, there are plenty of gambling opportunities!

Last week Chicago lost to the Ravens 16-13 as 1-point home dogs.  The game went under the Betting on Super Bowl total of 40.5.  As a result, Chicago is 3-7 straight up, 4-6 against the spread, and 3-7 over/under.  Overall, the Bears rank 31^st for total offense and 29^th for scoring offense.  Defensively, Chicago ranks 11^th overall and 21^st for points allowed.

Last week Detroit lost at Cleveland 13-10 as 14-point road dogs.  The game went under the total of 43.  As a result, Detroit is 0-9-1 straight up, 6-4-1 against the spread, and 3-7 over/under.  Overall, Detroit ranks 27^th for total offense and 30^th for scoring offense.  Defensively, the Lions rank 27^th overall and 30^th for points allowed.

Of great concern is that Bears quarterback Justin Fields left the game with injured ribs in the 3^rd quarter.  Andy Dalton came off the bench to throw two TD passes.  The status of Fields is unknown for Thanksgiving.  Following the game, the Bears were booed off the field by frustrated fans.

Lions coach Dan Campbell has already broken down crying at a post-game press conference earlier this season.  Cause by the inability to move the needle to a win.  In this situation, the Bears are the only choice.

CashBet Best Bet: 

Chicago Bears

Last week Las Vegas lost to Cincinnati 32-13 as 2.5-point home dogs.  The game went under the Super Bowl betting total of 51.  As a result, the Raiders are 5-5 straight up, 4-6 against the spread, and 5-5 over/under.  Las Vegas ranks 10^th for total offense and 18^th for scoring offense.  Defensively, the Raiders rank 15^th overall and 25^th for points allowed.

Last week Dallas lost at Kansas City 19-9 as 2.5-point away dogs.  The game went under the sportsbook odds total of 56.  As a result, the Cowboys are 7-3 straight up, 8-2 against the spread, and 5-5 over/under.  Dallas ranks 1^st for total offense and 3^rd for scoring offense.  Defensively, the Cowboys rank 18^th overall and 8^th for points allowed.

Dallas may have been overconfident against the Chiefs’ much-maligned defense.  Consider Dak Prescott was pressured all day and threw two interceptions.  Look for Dallas to come back strong against the reeling Raiders.

CashBet Best Bet: 

Dallas Cowboys

Buffalo is coming off a 41-15 home loss to the Colts as 7-point home favorites.  The game went over the total of 49.  As a result, the Bills are 6-4 straight up, 5-4-1 against the spread, and 5-5 over/under.  Buffalo ranks 5^th for total offense and 2^nd for scoring offense.  While defensively, the Bills rank 1^st overall and 2^nd for points allowed.

Last week New Orleans lost at Philadelphia 40-29 as 3-point dogs.  The game went over the Sportsbook total of 43.  As a result, the Saints are 5-5 straight up, 5-5 against the spread, and 6-4 over/under.  Overall, the Saints rank 24^th for total offense and 14^th for scoring offense.  Defensively, New Orleans ranks 10^th rank overall and 10^th for points allowed.

On the whole, the Bills have some of the best metrics in the NFL.  Also, they get a price break as the away team here.  Following a stink-bomb loss to the Colts, Buffalo should be focused here.

CashBet Best Bet: 

Buffalo Bills