NFL Betting News

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals will face each other on Sunday to renew hostilities at Paul Brown Stadium.

Battle for top spot in AFC North means one thing. Both teams are on the clock with the Bengals currently residing in the same upscale neighborhood as the Steelers (read: first place in the AFC North). Thus, you can expect Pittsburgh’s focus to be relentless from start to finish.

And it’s been just that this millennium as the Black-and-Gold enters this fray knowing they are 14-3 SU and 13-4 ATS in games in this series when the Striped Cats own an equal or better win percentage, including 8-1 SU and ATS when the Steelers are laying anything less than 7 points.

With the Burghers already down two games in head-to-head battles with the Ravens inside the division, and now into the second-half of the campaign, the clock is beginning to count down on Big Ben.

Oakland Raiders and the San Diego Chargers face each other on Thursday Night Football at Qualcomm Stadium.

What was looked at as an aberration now appears to be a dilemma as the Chargers have turned the ball over more often than a timid point guard: nine TO’s in three games have resulted in a three-game losing skid.

The bad news is three-game losing slides have happened to San Diego three times under Norv Turner’s lead.

The good news is the Bolts are 3-0 SU and ATS in games off three losses behind the Norvous one. They are also 12-1 SU and 11-2 ATS under Turner in games after hosting a division opponent, including 5-0 SU and ATS when right back at home against another division foe.

Online Sportsbook Overview
Everyone in football is trying to figure out the Chicago Bears. Just when the entire league is ready to count the Bears out of the NFC playoff race, Chicago goes and wins two games in a row. It is extremely doubtful that the Bears will catch the Green Bay Packers for the NFC North title. It is extremely doubtful that anyone will catch the Green Bay Packers for the NFC North title. What the Bears have to focus on is the two NFC wild card spots, and those will not be easy to grab. The Falcons, Cowboys, Eagles and Falcons are all going to be in the running for those last two playoff spots along with the Bears, so Chicago will have its work cut out for it for the remainder of the season.

The Detroit Lions desperately want to get back on the price per head bookmaking radar scope for a lock on an NFC wild card spot and the Lions are starting to put the wins together to separate itself from the rest of the contenders.