Saints vs Broncos: Thursday Night Football brings us a clash between the Saints and Broncos. New Orleans is riding a four-game losing streak and will be hoping to turn things around against Denver in Sean Payton’s return to the Superdome.
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Saints vs Broncos: NFL Week 7 Game Info
Date: Thursday, October 17th
Time: 8:20 PM ET
Location: Mercedes Benz Superdome
TV channel: Amazon Prime
Saints vs Broncos: NFL Week 7 Betting Info
Spread: New Orleans Saints +2.5 | Denver Broncos -2.5
Moneyline: New Orleans Saints +114 | Denver Broncos -135
Total: Over/Under 37
Alvin Kamara anytime TD -110
With 6 touchdowns through as many games this season, Alvin Kamara has once again proved to be the heartbeat of an inconsistent offense. Denver is giving up an average of 0.7 rushing touchdowns per game this season, but this is a Saints offense that has struggled to move the ball through the air in recent weeks, which means plenty of dual-threat opportunities for Kamara at home.
Over 37 points -110
This total feels low. The Saints showed sudden signs of life in their most recent loss before Tampa Bay turned up the heat, and the Broncos are only getting better as the season progresses. The New Orleans defense has been worryingly bad and the Broncos could easily put up 30+ on their own. The Saints will go down swinging and I think this total reaches closer to the mid 40’s.
Bo Nix 225+ passing yards +225
Am I betting this because the prop price is the same as the yardage total? Maybe. But Nix is finally finding his feet in the NFL having thrown for 200+ yards in each of his last two games. He now faces a Saints defense ranking 29th in passing yards allowed per game. I like his chances of putting up a career-best game against Payton’s former team.
Bub Means over 40+ receiving yards +110
Spencer Rattler is now the QB for New Orleans and the team will be without Chris Olave AND Rashid Shaheed tonight. Rattler clearly has a rapport with rookie wideout Bub means, who was targeted 8 times against the Bucs. That ‘means’ plenty more targets should be coming his way for a depleted passing attack.
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