Week 11 NFL Odds and NFL Predictions

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Week 11 NFL Odds and NFL Predictions: Their are some inflated point spread’s in NFL week 11 because of the books paranoia of the betting public having another big weekend betting on favorites. Since the books want to be generous with points we are pouncing on the the pups this week. Below is one of our free NFL predictions coming out of the AFC East where the Patriots host the Jets Sunday at 1 PM ET.


The New York Jets vs. New England Patriots NFL Odds spread is New England -10.5 at Bodog.com.

These two teams met earlier this season and the New York Jets upset New England16-9 as +3.5 home underdogs. While New England has improved since that first showdown they are being given an inflated number here. Coaches in the NFL put added emphasis on divisional games and the Jets getting double-digits with their team makeup is an overlay. The New York Jets vs. New England Patriots NFL Odds Total is at 45.0 points.
 
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New York’s defense makes them a valuable play as an underdog. The Jets may lose to mediocre teams like Jacksonville due to their conservative nature but they are not the type of team to suffer a blowout. New York is still a hard-nosed team with the NFL’s #7 ranked defense and a strong running game led by Thomas Jones. New York is healthier than New England and their team is built for cold weather defensive battles like this one. This Free NFL predictions play should be used with a  1 unit wager on the Jets at +10.5.

 

Brad Marchetti

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