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FOXBORO, MA – DECEMBER 24: Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots looks to pass the ball during the game against the Buffalo Bills at Gillette Stadium on December 24, 2017 in Foxboro, Massachusetts. (Photo by Tim Bradbury/Getty Images)
The postseason matches are largely set up, but there is some intrigue left for NFL Week 17 around the wild card spots in both leagues.
Teams are also playing (or not playing quite as hard) for draft position and individual players are playing for incentives. With all that said, there is more volatility for the bettor than a usual week, as plenty of second-stringers may see action this week as teams get a look at their future.
There are a few games worth getting involved in with wager action, but you need to know where the best plays are. Thankfully, we have you covered, with an assist from Zack Jones of SportsBookReview.com.
Packers vs. Lions: Lions -7
Here we have a divisional battle that looked great on paper 16 weeks ago, but now offers little more than pride to the victor.
Both the Lions and Packers have failed to make the playoffs, so motivation will be hard to predict when these two take to the field for their final game of the season. Ultimately expect the Lions’ eighth-ranked defense to get the job done over the anemic Packers’ D. Green Bay was shut out last week, and Hundley has not proven to me that he can find the end zone with any consistency.
Top rated BetOnline had opened this game at -8.5, but that line has since been bet down to its current offering of 7. Keep an eye on it, as you might even find a lower number closer to kickoff.
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FOXBORO, MA – DECEMBER 24: Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots looks to pass the ball during the game against the Buffalo Bills at Gillette Stadium on December 24, 2017 in Foxboro, Massachusetts. (Photo by Tim Bradbury/Getty Images)
The postseason matches are largely set up, but there is some intrigue left for NFL Week 17 around the wild card spots in both leagues.
Teams are also playing (or not playing quite as hard) for draft position and individual players are playing for incentives. With all that said, there is more volatility for the bettor than a usual week, as plenty of second-stringers may see action this week as teams get a look at their future.
There are a few games worth getting involved in with wager action, but you need to know where the best plays are. Thankfully, we have you covered, with an assist from Zack Jones of SportsBookReview.com.
Packers vs. Lions: Lions -7
Here we have a divisional battle that looked great on paper 16 weeks ago, but now offers little more than pride to the victor.
Both the Lions and Packers have failed to make the playoffs, so motivation will be hard to predict when these two take to the field for their final game of the season. Ultimately expect the Lions’ eighth-ranked defense to get the job done over the anemic Packers’ D. Green Bay was shut out last week, and Hundley has not proven to me that he can find the end zone with any consistency.
Top rated BetOnline had opened this game at -8.5, but that line has since been bet down to its current offering of 7. Keep an eye on it, as you might even find a lower number closer to kickoff.