NFL Predictions Experts Breakdown Steelers vs Broncos Odds

josh mcdaniels

For the NFL Predictions Week 9 match-up between the Steelers vs Broncos, we turned to the football betting experts to get their insight and hopefully a few free sports picks. The opening point spread had the Pittsburgh Steelers -3 (+100 odds) against the Denver Broncos. Currently, the best NFL point spreads to Bet the Steelers is at SBG Global, you can get Pittsburgh -3 (+100 odds).

“The Broncos finally lost their first game of the season, as Denver dropped two positions from ninth to eleventh. Josh McDaniels' team still owns a 6-1 record, while running a rough gauntlet, facing the Cowboys, Patriots, Chargers, and Ravens,” stated VegasInsider.com NFL Predictions Experts Kevin Rogers about the Steelers vs Broncos NFL Week 9 match up. “The Broncos wrap up this stretch with the Steelers at home on Monday Night.”

The best NFL point spreads to Bet the Broncos is at Bodog, you can get Denver +3 (-110 odds). Kickoff is scheduled at 8:40 PM EST, Monday night between the Steelers vs Broncos NFL Predictions Week 9 match up.

Rogers further stated, “The Steelers and Vikings are tied for the fourth spot this week. Pittsburgh is fresh off the bye week, heading to Denver on Monday Night.”

The opening number on the Pittsburgh Steelers vs Denver Broncos TOTAL was 39 points. The best place to bet the OVER is Sportsbook.com, you can get OVER 39 1/2 points. The best place to bet the UNDER is at BetUS.com, you can get UNDER 40 points.

Steve McElroy

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