Let’s keep stacking value bets with our premium betting systems for Week 7 in the NFL. I added my three best NFL bets to this weekend’s betting portfolio. You can join me below.
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(Odds courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook)
Kyler Murray Passing TDs Unders
Kyler Murray has only thrown for two touchdowns once this season. According to this system, he’s added nearly five units of profit over the last seven bets and has a return on investment (ROI) of 71.29% on average odds of -144.
This bet is listed at -145, and it’s the under for Kyler Murray, who faces the Indianapolis Colts this weekend. Murray faced the Colts last year with the Cardinals and had just one passing touchdown back on December 25th.
In his last five games, he’s averaged 0.4 passing touchdowns. Let’s take his under and follow this Murray system.
Pick: Kyler Murray Under 1.5 Passing Touchdowns (-145)
Rushing Yards Unders (≤33% Over Hit Rate L15)
This system has a nearly 55% win rate with average odds of -120. To qualify, a player has to have hit the over in no more than five of the last 15 games.
Brian Robinson Jr. has rushed for just 17 yards in his last two games combined, including only one yard against Chicago on two carries. He’s averaged just 24.6 rushing yards over his last 10 games, and his prop for this week’s game is 26.5.
Additionally, Robinson will face the 49ers, who rank eighth in the NFL in rushing yards allowed to running backs this season.
Let’s take Robinson to go under 26.5 rushing yards in Week 7.
Pick: Brian Robinson Jr. Under 26.5 Rushing Yards (-122)
Receiving Yards Unders Prop (≤40% Over Hit Rate L5)
Finally, this system has gone 120-90 in its last 210 bets, earning over 11 units of profit during that stretch. Ultimately, a player needs to have hit the over in no more than two of the last five games, three of the last 10 games, five of the last 15 games and eight of the last 20 games.
DK Metcalf fits the script.
While he had 93 receiving yards last week, he’s averaged only 55.6 yards per game over his last five games. He’s hit this line in only 25% of his last 20 games and 30% of his last five. He’s not consistently earning a lot of receiving yards.
Let’s roll with Metcalf to go under 58.5 receiving yards.
