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While the Raiders and 49ers have to deal with injured key offensive players, points may be less important on Thursday night.
At the start of the season, the 9th week football match on Thursday night was like a quality match between two rising teams in the promising quarters. Instead, the Oakland Raiders (1-6) visit the San Francisco 49ers (1-7) as outsiders of the road to 2.5 points during the NFL's 9th day in sports betting followed by OddsShark.com and competing for the draft position.
After San Francisco quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo injured himself with a torn ACL in the first game of the season, the team struggled to find offensive consistency with substitute, C.J. Beathard. Beathard is considered suspect with a wrist injury while running back Matt Breida (487 yards rushing) and wide receiver Pierre Garcon (receiving 230 yards) were restricted to training on Tuesday.
The Oakland situation is hardly better with quarterback Derek Carr without wide receiver Amari Cooper (traded to Dallas Cowboys) and running back Marshawn Lynch (groin) presumably back for the first time. year.
That said, the points could certainly be more important Thursday night, but that does not mean that the offensive props have no value for this game. Halfback Doug Martin has not yet found a paying solution this season, but he had 72 yards in 13 races last week and also had 17 yards in two receptions. Martin's chances of scoring at any time are +210 (bet of € 100 to win € 210), while it is +900 for the first touchdown of the match.
For the 49ers, George Kittle could be the best choice to score a touchdown with even more value at +250 at any time and +1100 to reach the goal zone first. Kittle is their first catcher with 37 catches for 584 yards – 20th in the league standings. In addition, Kittle, with a score of +700, will be San Francisco's first bet. He was the team's only scorer two weeks ago and scored two in 2018.
If you think this could be a kicker clash, over 3.5 goals at +190 could also be a good bet. Robbie Gould scored two goals last week for the 49ers, but Daniel Carlson made it one this year between the Raiders and the Minnesota Vikings.
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