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The NCO chiefs have cashed four times in the last five games, and Kansas City should be in a low-scoring affair when it faces Cleveland.
Gregg Williams could not have asked for a much tougher test in his first match as interim head coach of the Cleveland Browns (2-5-1).
The long-time defensive coordinator was promoted from this position to the Browns when they fired head coach Hue Jackson and offensive coordinator Todd Haley earlier this week, competing for a tough match with the 8.5 home outsiders on the probabilities of the 9th week of the NFL.
Williams will have a great opportunity to showcase his head coaching skills on Sunday against the Chiefs, who are currently leading the scorers with 36.3 points per game.
Kansas City also ranks third in total offense with 425.3 yards per game, but the team has surprisingly seen the UNDER cash four times in its last five games, according to the OddsShark NFL database. And this recent trend does not seem to be changing here with a high score of 51 points posted on most sports bets controlled by OddsShark.com.
The Under is 3-1 in the last four meetings between these teams and has also achieved a remarkable 13-3 in the last 16 home games for Cleveland (36.3 points on average). In addition, the Browns struggled to score a total of three in their three-game losing streak (averaging 18.3 points) and their previous previous win, which allowed them to total 12.
While Williams is looking to have an immediate impact on the defense against Kansas City and several betting trends support it, the UNDER is the best bet this week.
On the other side of the spectrum, a decisive NFC game was written: the New Orleans Saints (6-1) welcome the unbeaten Los Angeles Rams (8-0) as home favorites from 1.5 point.
Like the Chiefs, the Saints and Rams also have two main offenses, placing second (33.4) and third (33) points respectively. The total of this match seems to be very high at 59.5 points, although bettors have seen other prestigious games such as Kansas City against the New England Patriots, three weeks ago, easily overcome despite similar figures.
OVER has cashed six of its last eight home games for New Orleans. OVER is also 4-1 in the previous five between the Superdome teams. In what will be another highscore affair between the best of the NFC, this one will go too.
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