Lions vs. Buccaneers: NFL Week 6 Odds & Picks (2023)
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NFL Odds, Picks & Predictions: Lions vs. Buccaneers
Lions vs. Buccaneers
The Lions are on a three-game winning streak, thanks to solid offensive play. The Lions have scored at least 34 points in their last two games but have held opponents to 24 or fewer points in each of their last three games. Jared Goff has led the Lions to 394 yards per game. The entire offense is playing at a high level. They might even get Jahmyr Gibbs back in the mix this weekend. On the other hand, the Buccaneers don't look terrible on offense either, despite averaging 307.5 yards per game. They've played more complementary football and have enjoyed success to start the season. The defense has been bad against the run, allowing 94.8 yards per game. It doesn't look as bad on paper, but when good running teams start to rush against the Bucs, they'll find success. The Lions have earned 141 yards on the ground per game.
Pick: Lions -3
-Jason Radowitz
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