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Westgate wasted no time after the 2019 NFL draft, reducing total wins for all NFL teams shortly after the end of events in Nashville. We do not waste time breaking them down: Wednesday at noon (Eastern Time), we will do a special one hour show on the CBS Sports head office (she is always on, she is always free and always contains excellent hardcore sports content). which teams have the most appealing odds to bet as well as what these totals can tell us about different NFL teams.
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Meanwhile, let's go and provide a list of each team as well as our favorite selections from the various editors and editors of our team. You do not often get an overwhelming response when you ask for help for an article right after the draft, but everyone was eager to answer here, as submarines are attractive to every team.
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First, the table of all teams. The number is obviously the number of wins and, if you are new, the number in parentheses is the juice. For example, you have to bet $ 120 on the Cardinals to win $ 100 if they win more than five games, while $ 100 on the Bills would earn you $ 140 when they won six games or less. Any questions, do not hesitate and shout at me on Twitter @ WillBrinson.
After that, you'll find the favorite choice among our NFL team members, including editors Ryan Wilson, John Breech, Sean Wagner-McGough and Jared Dubin, as well as editors Kevin Steimle, RJ White and Brett. Anderson.
| ARI | 5 (-120) | 5 (+100) |
| ATL | 8.5 (-120) | 8.5 (+100) |
| BALL | 8.5 (+100) | 8.5 (-120) |
| BUF | 6.5 (-160) | 6.5 (+140) |
| CAR | 8 (+100) | 8 (-120) |
| CHI | 9 (-120) | 9 (+100) |
| CIN | 6 (-130) | 6 (+110) |
| KEY | 9 (-130) | 9 (+110) |
| DAL | 9 (+100) | 9 (-120) |
| LAIR | 7 (-110) | 7 (-110) |
| DET | 6.5 (-130) | 6.5 (+110) |
| GB | 9 (-110) | 9 (-110) |
| HOU | 8.5 (+110) | 8.5 (-130) |
| INDIANA | 9.5 (-150) | 9.5 (+130) |
| JAC | 8 (+100) | 8 (-120) |
| KC | 10.5 (+100) | 10.5 (-120) |
| LAKE | 9.5 (-140) | 9.5 (+120) |
| LAR | 10.5 (+110) | 10.5 (-130) |
| MIA | 5 (+110) | 5 (-130) |
| MIN | 9 (+100) | 9 (-120) |
| BORN | 11 (-140) | 11 (+120) |
| NO | 10.5 (-110) | 10.5 (-110) |
| NYG | 6 (+100) | 6 (-120) |
| NYJ | 7.5 (-110) | 7.5 (-110) |
| OAK | 6 (-110) | 6 (-110) |
| IHP | 9.5 (-150) | 9.5 (+130) |
| PIT | 9 (-110) | 9 (-110) |
| SF | 8 (-120) | 8 (+100) |
| SEA | 8.5 (-120) | 8.5 (+100) |
| TB | 6.5 (+100) | 6.5 (-120) |
| TEN | 8 (+100) | 8 (-120) |
| WAS | 6.5 (+110) | 6.5 (-130) |
Brinson: Chargers over 9.5 (-140)
The price is high, but I would rather pay the price rather than wait until the game goes to 10 games, which will definitely be the case as soon as we hear from Tyreek Hill. The Chiefs are currently favorites to win the division, which is perfectly understandable. But I think that, like last year, it should be reversed. It's not just about chefs, of course. Tom Telesco is also building one of the most complete lineups in the entire NFL, with an excellent NFL 2019 draft class, a class under the radar.
Philip Rivers does not stop living beautiful seasons while he's building his resume at the Hall of Fame. Los Angeles is in charge of positions with Melvin Gordon, Keenan Allen, Mike Williams and Hunter Henry. Russell Okung, Mike Pouncey, Dan Feeney and Michael Schofield are back on the field to feel confident about Rivers' protection, especially with the rising depth of Forrest Lamp (2017 second round pick) and Trey Pipkins (Third round) 2019).
The defensive line – Joey Bosa, Melvin Ingram, Brandon Mebane, Justin Jones and the new pick of the first round Jerry Tillery – is stacked. Denzel Perryman faces a group of dubious linebackers; they need health (ahem, Thomas Davis) at this position to avoid the "defense to the DB" that the Patriots put to death in the playoffs. By associating Nassir Adderley with Derwin James and having the triple security option with Adrian Phillips, Gus Bradley has a lot to play.
Depth is a concern, but it is a stacked list. The schedule is difficult but manageable: Colts (at home), Lions (outside), Texans (at home) and Dolphins (outside) are the typical fainting September Chargers. It may be imperative to avoid this slow start, as Denver, Pittsburgh, Tennessee and Chicago are waiting in the next quadrant. Packers (at home), adventurers (on the road) and chefs (at home) lead to the 12th week. I see 7-4 cautiously at this point, which means the Chargers would need three wins on Denver (road), Jacksonville (road), Minnesota (home), Oakland (home) and Kansas City (road).
Nothing is free in the NFL and 10 wins is a lot, but it's certainly feasible for one of the best football players.
White: Ravens less than 8.5 (-120)
This year announces difficult for the Ravens. They entered the project with the worst league of league receivers, and although I liked to take Marquise Brown and love Miles Boykin, the first one overcomes a serious foot injury and the last one does not seem to have a huge impact. In first year. Both enhance the offense, but also do not give this offense the reception option it desperately needs.
A race – centric attack can work in today 's NFL, but the Ravens took advantage of the defense against the run – off defense after Lamar Jackson last year, and they' re not in the same mood. do not have the defense that they had with CJ. Mosley and Terrell Suggs leave. Earl Thomas is an interesting addition, but I'm worried about how this defense generates an increase in the number of passes and I do not know how much I trust the linebackers team.
Jackson will sometimes have to win games with his arm this season, and he does not have the best weapon to make it easy. Even with some easy teams on the program (Baltimore opens in Miami and home to Arizona), I think it's at best a .500 team.
Breech: Seahawks over 8.5 (-120)
The Seahawks have made only one big move this season, and that's why I decided to speak here: they signed Russell Wilson again. In the seven years that Wilson has been on the team, the Seahawks have never lost a record. In fact, since Wilson became the starter during his rookie season in 2012, the Seahawks averaged 10.7 wins per season and only a year ago they did not beat double-digit wins (9-7 in 2017).
No matter what happens to the rest of the team, Wilson will make sure that this team has at least nine wins.
Wagner-McGough: Seahawks over 8.5 (-120)
Last year, the Seahawks seemed to be the perfect time to step back after a 9-7 season and the massive exodus of longtime contributors to the defensive side of the ball. Instead, the Seahawks won 10 games before returning to the playoffs – with a very flawed offensive approach that depended far too much on the current game. The Seahawks may have lost Frank Clark and Earl Thomas, and they could be without Doug Baldwin, but I just do not see them becoming an eight-game winning team.
They always have Russell Wilson. And since Wilson became the starting quarterback in 2012, the Seahawks have not won less than nine games in a single season. In the draft, the Seahawks were able to replace their outgoing players by selecting a defensive end, a security and a receiver with their top three picks. Obviously, these players will need a period of adjustment, but I would not be surprised if Pete Carroll manages to get the best out of these young players almost immediately.
In the end, it's up to Russell Wilson. I do not think many other teams with a top five quarter (ish) would win just eight games. Wilson 's proved pretty good for bringing the Seahawks to the finish line, and it' s not as if his support cast was completely missing. Bobby Wagner is always there to anchor the defense. And it would not be surprising if other young players around him take another step forward in their development.
Dubin: Lions Under 6.5 (+110)
Detroit won six games last season and had the points differential of a team of seven wins. On this basis, you would probably expect the Lions to improve in 2019. But, aside from adding Trey Flowers, I'm not sure how they really improved.
Lions' problems last season were mainly on the defensive side of the ball. Flowers are a good hobby, but it's not a go-anywhere. They will always have trouble joining the quarterback. And they did not address their problems adequately, whether at the line or at the secondary school level. Joining Jahlani Tavai in the second round will not solve the problem of the center of the field and Justin Coleman will not solve the problems that are opposed to him by Darius Slay.
Add to that that the Packers should almost certainly be better this season and that it would be hard for the Vikings to underperform as much as last year, and I see that Lions are struggling to replicate the total of victories from last season.
Wilson: Bills greater than 6.5 (-160)
The Bills have won at least seven games in four of the past five seasons and have participated in the playoffs in 2017 for the first time since 1999. Last year, they had six wins for because: 1. Sean McDermott started the season with Nathan Peterman under center and 2. when Josh Allen replaced him, he struggled against the growing pains of the rookie and little help around him.
But the Bills have been busy this season, adding depth to the free players (receivers John Brown and Cole Beasley, half-offensives Frank Gore and TJ Yeldon) and finding decisive elements in the draft, starting with the choice No 9 Ed Oliver replace retired Kyle Williams. Buffalo found a top-20 talent in round 2 with right tackle Cody Ford, and made two other playmakers in Allen later with running back Devin Singletary and tight winger Dawson Knox.
No other team in the division has done more to improve its lineup and reduce the gap with the Patriots. That will probably still not be enough to compete with the AFC East crown, but the Bills' favorites will certainly win more than they will lose in 2019.
Steimle: Giants Under 6 (-120)
First, let me start by saying that I am the most negative fan of the Giants on the planet and that those who know me and follow me on Twitter will support me on this statement, so take it as you like .
It will be another difficult season for the followers of Big Blue.
The right tackle has not been tackled through free will or the project (the free agent Mike Remmers is still a possibility if his physique returns clean). The attack went well last season, without Odell Beckham, who is now with the Brown after an exchange between two seasons. However, Eli Manning is a year older and probably should have been replaced years ago. Saquon Barkley is a star but has no reliable backup. The offense suffers when it is not on the ground. The receiving corps is composed of possession guys. When your tight end is your biggest threat, you have problems.
The Giants have gone high in the repechage, but the absence of a decisive pass will be a major problem for young corners that get used to the speed and talent of the NFL receivers. Kentucky linebacker Josh Allen was there to participate in the repechage, but we know how it went.
The Giants are at best a team of five wins.
Anderson: Packers over 9 years old (-110)
That's a big number for a team that won six games last year, and if you add a rookie head coach and a schedule that – for the first nine weeks only – includes the Bears, Vikings, Eagles, Cowboys and Chiefs and Chargers, this choice might look like a loser before Thanksgiving.
But there are two reasons why I continue to believe that the Packers are winning double-digit wins. First of all, Aaron Rodgers will want to prove that it is Mike McCarthy who was at the root of the problem. Rodgers has had serious problems with McCarthy, and he will be more than motivated to make sure the offensive takes off after McCarthy 's departure. Will Matt LaFleur be a good head coach? No idea, but for this season, it will not matter. Rodgers will burn everyone.
Secondly, even if the Packers are not an offensive force every week, consider this defense. Green Bay added Za'Darius Smith, Preston Smith and Adrian Amos prior to the draft, then used his two first-round picks on Rashan Gary and Darnell Savage. Mike Pettine should have his defense ready to take a big step forward.
In the end, it will depend on Rodgers' health, but you can say something similar for each team. Combine a healthy and motivated Rodgers with improved defense, and 10 wins seem equivalent to the ground.
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