The Chicago Bears enter this classic NFC North rivalry in rare air Sunday night. It’s only Week 2 but the Bears own the better record of the two division rivals as they visit the Green Bay Packers.

Chicago stunned the San Francisco 49ers in a wet and wild home opener last Sunday, while Green Bay was blown away by the Minnesota Vikings. Those results, however, have had little impact on the point spread for this primetime clash. The total, on the other hand, has undergone notable adjustments.

We break down the spread and Over/Under odds and give our best NFL picks and predictions for Bears vs. Packers on September 18.

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After a disappointing night in the NFL opener last Thursday night, Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs will take on the Jacksonville Jaguars for the third time since last November. The Chiefs have bounced around from a 3- to a 3.5-point favorite on the NFL Week 2 odds board with a Week 2-high total of 51. 

With the Chiefs on extra rest, possibly getting some more bodies back in the lineup, and facing a Jacksonville team with a banged-up O-line, is getting the -3 the best move in the NFL odds heading into the weekend?

Here are my free NFL Week 2 picks for Chiefs vs. Jaguars.

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Tonight’s Week 11 Monday Night Football clash barely needs an introduction because we’ve been talking about it for so long, but Eagles vs. Chiefs looks primed to be another incredible game. 

Last year’s Super Bowl had it all, and this regular-season rematch could end up being a preview for this year’s Big Game too. With so many elite players on the field, there are plenty of prop angles to attack.

Let’s take a look at the best prop bets in the MNF odds and get stuck in on these free NFL picks! Also, don’t miss our full-game preview of Eagles vs. Chiefs, as well as our Jalen Hurts spotlight props, and Patrick Mahomes spotlight props for Monday Night Football.

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As we’re presented with literally thousands of options for Super Bowl prop bets for the Big Game, it should come as no surprise that sportsbooks have gotten creative with Big Game props over the years. One of the most fun new Super Bowl odds to wager on is cross-sport props. 

We’re no longer limited to betting on player props like who will have more completions between the competing quarterbacks. Now, you can diversify your Super Bowl predictions portfolio with bets crossing over into the NHL, NBA, college basketball, golf… and even international soccer! 

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An NFC West war between the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks gets the Week 6 odds underway.

This Thursday Night Football showcase currently has an Over/Under total just shy of 50 points. And with ample offensive weapons on the field for both teams, that means plenty of pop in the anytime touchdown markets. 

I dig into those odds and highlight some players in my NFL picks below. Check out my full 49ers vs. Seahawks predictions and 49ers vs. Seahawks live blog for real-time updates ahead of kickoff.

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Some of my greatest regrets in life are things I’ve declined on principle. So in many ways, I’m sorry not to be in Qatar for the World Cup. On reflection, I’d have liked to take a detailed look at the horror show, in situ. I was once extremely close to travelling with Donald Trump’s presidential party and some bad boys of Brexit to Mississippi, where the fash-Wotsit was guest of honour at the opening of a civil rights museum, of all things. Insulting? Disgusting? Grotesque? Obviously. But let me tell you: there would have been plenty to write about. I’d have got 5,000 words out of the plane flight alone.

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