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January 17th, 2013 By Andrew Ryan

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The 2013 NFL playoffs schedule is back, and here at Cappers Info, we’ll be looking at some of the best games on the docket each and every week, as we try to make the most money possible off of the AFC Championship Game odds for the NFL. Join us on Sunday, as we make our Baltimore Ravens @ New England Patriots free picks and predictions for what should be a great clash on the gridiron.

AFC Championship Game Picks: Baltimore Ravens @ New England Patriots
Date: Sunday, January 20th, 6:30 ET
Location: Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA
Ravens @ Patriots Odds: New England -8
Ravens @ Patriots On TV: CBS

This is really all setting up perfectly for us to make a big time bet in a very unusual spot. The common thought is that the AFC Championship Game – the last step before the Super Bowl – is going to be a close game. It almost has to be, right? After all, these are theoretically the best two teams in the AFC that are going to be warring with one another. After all, these two teams have played three straight games that have been decided by three points or fewer. And the Patriots haven’t won a game in this series by more than six points since 2004. And the Ravens have played remarkable ball in the playoffs thus far. On top of that, every sports talk media jock thinks that this is going to be a close game, because after all, Baltimore was able to go on the road and beat the supposedly unbeatable Denver Broncos last week.

Unfortunately for the Ravens, matters aren’t going to be this easy by any stretch of the imagination. Baltimore wasn’t good down the stretch of the season, and we think that that was a lot better representation of what we are going to see on Sunday in the AFC Championship Game. QB Joe Flacco tends to press in games like this one, and we just can’t figure that he is really ready to step up and win in the AFC Championship Game in spite of the fact that he made the throw last year that should have won this very same fixture in this very same stadium. Meanwhile, QB Tom Brady has been there and done that, and he has already won 17 playoff games in his career, the most all-time in NFL history. With one more win, he’ll be the first to start in six Super Bowls at the QB position.

In the end, we think that New England is just clearly the better of these two teams. We just don’t see how Baltimore is going to slow down this offense, and we don’t think that Flacco and the gang are going to be able to keep up. The magical retirement trail of LB Ray Lewis is finally going to come to an end. There are only so many times that a team can catch lightning in a bottle. We saw it come to an end for the Seahawks last week, but now, an even more touched team is going to get what’s coming to it. Just like the Broncos came to Foxboro last year and were smacked down, we think that this New England team is one on a mission. The Patriots want to win this game, and they want to get back to the Super Bowl, where they will hope to avenge a home loss against the 49ers and more importantly, last year’s loss to the Giants in the big one. This one will be over by halftime.

Baltimore at New England Pick: New England Patriots -8
Ravens @ Patriots Score Prediction: New England 38 – Baltimore 17

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January 17th, 2013 By Jack Wilshire

The NFL playoff schedule is out for this week, and today, I’m set to make my NFL playoffs pointspread picks for the ‘total’ in this crucial clash. The Baltimore Ravens and the New England Patriots are going to do battle at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro, MA. Join me for my AFC Championship Game tips for this 6:30 p.m. ET kickoff that can be seen on CBS.

Earlier this year, the Ravens and the Patriots combined to put up 61 points on the board. On top of that, all four games in the Divisional Round of the playoffs exceeded the ‘total’. It’s really setting up for an inflated ‘total’, and that’s exactly what I think has happened in this game between two teams that have fairly good defenses.

AFC Championship Game Picks
Baltimore Ravens (12-6, 8-9-1 ATS) +8
New England Patriots (13-4, 10-7 ATS) -8
Over/Under 51.5

It goes without saying that the New England offense is out of this world. The team runs all over the place, right up to the line of scrimmage quite often, and it is rare to see a defense shut this unit down. The implication is that the Pats are going to be scoring over 30 points in this game with QB Tom Brady at the helm. And why not? New England has scored at least 30 11 times in 17 games this year, including putting up at least 40 in six games, including four times since the team’s Week 9 bye. The club finished the year ranked first in the NFL in total yards at 427.9 yards per game and in scoring at 34.8 points per game. I’m still just not quite buying 51.5, though.

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Remember that, against a relatively comparable Denver offense last week, the Ravens only allowed 21 defensive points, and that came in over five quarters of play, not four. Yes, there were a lot of yards conceded, but there were a lot of yards conceded the week before against the Indianapolis Colts, too. The end result in that game? Nine points allowed, all field goals. Before this past year, the previous seven meetings of these two teams since 2000 all featured 51 points or fewer, and that includes a pair of 23-20 games from the 2012 playoffs and the 2010 regular season, both of which were played here in Foxboro. It’s just all too much. I love how over 60% of the bets are on the ‘over’ in this game, yet the line really isn’t moving all that much (just a half point). I think there are going to be some big time bets on the ‘under’ when it’s all said and done, and mine is going to be one of them.

Baltimore vs. New England Picks & Tips: Under 51.5

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January 13th, 2013 By Jack Wilshire

I’ve been studying the ‘total’ for the NFL Playoffs odds for quite some time, and I’m ready to make my Divisional Round picks for the clash between the New England Patriots and the Houston Texans. The Houston vs. New England kickoff is set for 4:30 p.m. ET at Gillette Stadium, and I’m going to show you which way to bet on the NFL playoffs to make your NFL pick on for this great game.

Divisional Round Playoff Picks
Houston Texans (13-4, 10-7 ATS) +9.5
New England Patriots (12-4, 9-7 ATS) -9.5
Over/Under 48.5

The good news for the Texans is that the weather is expected to be relatively nice in Foxboro on Sunday, though it is obviously going to be a heck of a lot colder than what the team is used to when it is playing under the dome at Reliant Stadium. That doesn’t mean that this is an automatic ‘over’ game though, even though there were 56 points scored when these two teams met the first time around. In fact, I’m just about certain that this game is going to be mired in the 30s, much like how the first round game was for the Texans and the Cincinnati Bengals.

For whatever reason, the Texans just can’t get into the end zone at this point. QB Matt Schaub only threw one touchdown last week against Cincinnati, and that TD went the wrong direction. He has just one touchdown pass (going the right direction, anyway) in the last five games, and he has thrown four picks in that stretch, too. Meanwhile, the team only has two total touchdowns in its last 14 quarters of football, and that just doesn’t cut it when push comes to shove. RB Arian Foster is going to be getting the ball quite a bit in this game as well, and we wouldn’t be surprised if this is the second straight game in which he ends up getting the ball 30+ times on the ground and 40+ times in totality. The Houston defense has also had three really big games in the playoffs all-time, as the unit has allowed just an average of 14.3 points per game over the course of the last two years. Of course, this will be a game where there will be more than that allowed this year, but that doesn’t mean that there will be so many allowed to push this one past the ‘total’.

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New England has had a great history in the playoffs, but when you really look at it, a lot of these games just didn’t get to the ‘total’. Last year, both the AFC Championship Game and the Super Bowl both failed to reach the number in spite of the fact that QB Tom Brady and the gang had a great offense, and in the previous five playoff games, four times, the club was kept to 21 points or fewer. Now add into the fact that Houston’s defense has a score to settle after allowing six TDs to the Pats in the first meeting just a month ago. It all adds up to what should be an ‘under’ game to me.

Houston vs. New England Picks & Tips: Under 48.5

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January 13th, 2013 By Andrew Ryan

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The Houston Texans and the New England Patriots are going to square off on the NFL Playoffs odds and betting lines. Join us here at Cappers Info, as we make our Texans @ Patriots picks & predictions for football for what should be a great game on Sunday.

NFL Playoffs Picks: Houston Texans at New England Patriots
Date: Sunday, January 13th, 4:30 ET
Location: Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA
NFL Playoffs Betting Odds: New England -9.5
Houston vs. New England Live TV: CBS

The ink is barely dry and the tickets have barely been paid for Houston bettors that beat the spread against the Cincinnati Bengals, and there are already a ton of rumblings out there that the Texans are going to get slaughtered against the Patriots in this game. It’s easy to think that that will be the case, knowing that the first time these teams met, New England pummeled Houston 42-14 in a game that truly wasn’t all that close. We’re just not all that sure that that is the case, knowing that this is the biggest moment in the history of the Texans franchise.

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The key to keep this game close is the play of QB Matt Schaub. Of the quarterbacks that are left in the playoffs at this point, there probably isn’t one that you would have less confidence in than Schaub. He has thrown just one touchdown pass in his last five games, and he has led the team on just two touchdown drives in the last four games. Needless to say, that isn’t going to cut it no matter how well the defense plays against QB Tom Brady and the Pats. Brady knows what he is doing in the postseason, as he is one of the best playoff quarterbacks and one of the most clutch players all-time in NFL history. Both men have great receivers to work with. WR Andre Johnson and TE Owen Daniels both had big games last week, and they are the top two receivers on this team. WR Wes Welker and TE Rob Gronkowski are fantastic options, and they are both sure to have solid games against a secondary that has been toasted at times, especially down the middle of the field.

Still, this is a heck of a lot of points to be giving the Texans. They were punished the first time around when they came to Foxboro, but they are going to be ready this time around. They’re not the better of these two teams, and they won’t win this game, but they should get a much better game out of this stout defense and RB Arian Foster should be able to do a lot more work on the ground than he did when these teams met the first time. Just like last year when Houston, playing with a third string quarterback in QB TJ Yates, went into M&T Bank Stadium and stuck around with the Baltimore Ravens, this could be the same type of game, just with some more points on the board on both sides.

Houston vs. New England Pick: Houston Texans +9.5
Texans @ Patriots Score Prediction: New England 27 – Houston 20

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The NFL playoffs are about to get underway, as a dozen teams try to reach the Mecca known as Super Bowl 47. However, only one will claim the Lombardi Trophy! Check out our NFL playoff bracket and check out all of our NFL playoff previews for all 11 games left between now and the end of the season!

Current Super Bowl 47 Odds (As Of 1/17/13)

New England Patriots +100
San Francisco 49ers +190
Atlanta Falcons +600
Baltimore Ravens +880

Cincinnati Bengals
#6 Cincinnati Bengals
(10-6, 9-6-1 ATS)
+4
Sat, January 5th
4:30 ET		 Houston Texans
#3 Houston Texans
(12-4, 9-7 ATS)
42.5

Final Score: Houston 19 – Cincinnati 13

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Indianapolis Colts
#5 Indianapolis Colts
(11-5, 11-5 ATS)
+7.5
Sun, January 6th
1:00 ET		 Baltimore Ravens
#4 Baltimore Ravens
(10-6, 6-9-1 ATS)
47.5

Final Score: Baltimore 24 – Indianapols 9

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Baltimore Ravens
#4 Baltimore Ravens
(11-6, 7-9-1 ATS)
+9.5
Sat, January 12th
4:30 ET		 Denver Broncos
#1 Denver Broncos
(13-3, 10-6 ATS)
44

Final Score: Baltimore 38 – Denver 35 (OT)

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Houston Texans
#3 Houston Texans
(13-4, 10-7 ATS)
+9.5
Sun, January 13th
4:30 ET		 New England Patriots
#2 New England Patriots
(12-4, 9-7 ATS)
50.5

Final Score: New England 41 – Houston 28

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Baltimore Ravens
#4 Baltimore Ravens
(12-6, 8-9-1 ATS)
+8.5
Sun, January 20th
6:30 ET		 New England Patriots
#2 New England Patriots
(13-4, 10-7 ATS)
51

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AFC Logo
AFC Winners
OTB		 Super Bowl 47
Sun, February 3rd
6:30 ET		 NFC Logo
NFC Winners
OTB
San Francisco 49ers
#2 San Francisco 49ers
(12-4-1, 10-7 ATS)
-3.5
TBD		 Atlanta Falcons
#1 Atlanta Falcons
(14-3, 9-7-1 ATS)
48

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Green Bay Packers
#3 Green Bay Packers
(12-5, 10-7 ATS)
+3
Sat, January 12th
8:00 ET		 San Francisco 49ers
#2 San Francisco 49ers
(11-4-1, 9-7 ATS)
45

Final Score: San Francisco 45 – Green Bay 31

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Seattle Seahawks
#5 Seattle Seahawks
(12-5, 12-5 ATS)
+2.5
Sun, January 13th
1:00 ET		 Atlanta Falcons
#1 Atlanta Falcons
(13-3, 9-6-1 ATS)
46

Final Score: Atlanta 30 – Seattle 28

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Seattle Seahawks
#5 Seattle Seahawks
(11-5, 11-5 ATS)
-3
Sun, January 6th
4:30 ET		 Washington Redskins
#4 Washington Redskins
(10-6, 11-5 ATS)
46

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Minnesota Vikings
#6 Minnesota Vikings
(10-6, 8-7-1 ATS)
+10.5
Sat, January 5th
8:00 ET		 Green Bay Packers
#3 Green Bay Packers
(11-5, 9-7 ATS)
44

Final Score: Green Bay 24 – Minnesota 10

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December 30th, 2012 By Jack Wilshire

Of all of the games on the Sunday 12/30 Week 17 NFL betting schedule, one of my favorite is the clash between the Miami Dolphins and the New England Patriots. Join me for my tips for this 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff that can be seen on CBS.

Miami Dolphins (7-8, 8-7 ATS) +10.5
New England Patriots (11-4, 8-7 ATS) -10.5
Over/Under 46

I just don’t trust Head Coach Bill Belichick in this game. I don’t trust that he is going to play this one full bore, and I don’t trust that he is going to ultimately want to show the Dolphins anything, knowing that he probably has to contend with the Bengals next week or the Broncos or Texans the week after that here at this stadium.

Miami has a team that really has overachieved this year at 7-8, and there is a chance to get the job done and finish up at a very respectable .500 with a win in the cold at Gillette Stadium. QB Ryan Tannehill and the crew have a few very respectable results this year, including beating the Bengals on the road, beating the Rams at home, beating the Seahawks at home, and sticking around with both the Patriots and the 49ers down the stretch.

Regardless as to whether QB Tom Brady plays the full game or not in this one, I still like keeping the points on my side. It’s just that much more of a bonus to ultimately know that Brady and the starters could be spending the fourth quarter on the bench. If that turns out to be the case, Miami will win this game outright in all likelihood. This one probably ultimately means a lot more to the Dolphins than it does to the Patriots in spite of the fact that it is New England that is playing to move up (or avoid moving down) the playoff ladder in the AFC.

Dolphins @ Patriots Tips: Miami Dolphins +10.5

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December 30th, 2012 By Andrew Ryan
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The 2012 NFL season is back, and here at Cappers Info, we’ll be looking at some of the best games on the docket each and every week, as we try to make the most money possible off of the NFL odds for the week. Join us on Sunday, as we make our Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots free picks and predictions for what should be a great clash on the gridiron.

Week 17 NFL Picks: Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots
Date: Sunday, December 30th, 4:25 ET
Location: Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA
NFL Betting Odds: New England -10.5
Dolphins vs. Patriots On TV: CBS

For whatever reason, the Dolphins have found a way to be a thorn in the side of the Patriots over the course of the last two years. No, they haven’t won a game in that stretch, but they have covered New England in the last two and have only been beaten by an average of 8.0 points per game in the last three games that these two have played. This is a huge game for QB Ryan Tannehill, as he would love to prove that he can go on the road and beat the Brady Bunch. New England is just too strong offensively to ultimately lose this game, but there is a chance that Head Coach Bill Belichick might be looking up at the scoreboard, seeing what’s going on in New England, and decide that it isn’t worth it to try hard in this one, provided that Houston wins in the 1:00 ET hour. There’s just too much risk here to lay double digits with the Patriots.

Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots Pick: Miami Dolphins +10.5
Miami Dolphins @ New England Patriots Score Prediction: New England 24 – Miami 21

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December 23rd, 2012 By Andrew Ryan

Of all of the games on the Sunday 12/23 Week 16 NFL betting schedule, one of my favorite is the clash between the New England Patriots and the Jacksonville Jaguars. Join me for my tips for this 1:00 p.m. ET kickoff that can be seen on CBS.

New England Patriots (10-4, 8-6 ATS) -14.5
Jacksonville Jaguars (2-12, 6-8 ATS) +14.5
Over/Under 50.5

The expectation is there for the Patriots to come on the road and just beat the snot out of the Jaguars. And, normally speaking, you’d probably think that I would disagree with that sentiment, especially with over 75% of the betting public backing the Pats on the road laying more than two touchdowns, which is really never a good idea in the NFL betting world.

However, I’ve got a much different take on this game than most. The Patriots aren’t your average team. They don’t just resort to running the football when games are out of reach. They keep throwing. Over… and over… and over again… That’s how they dropped 42 on the Texans, 49 on the Jets, 59 on the Colts, 45 on the Rams… etc.

Many will point to the fact that the Jaguars have been solid against top flight teams across the league of late, and that’s definitely true. The Packers and the Texans both struggled mightily with Jacksonville just in the last two months or so. That being said, we have to remember a lot of other factors as well. The Jags were just trashed 24-3 by the Dolphins last week and 34-18 by the Bills two weeks prior to that. They also have only played two home games that were decided by fewer than 17 points, and they didn’t score more than 14 points in any of those games. This is just screaming to be a blowout when push comes to shove, and the oddsmakers are probably going to pay the price for starting this game at less than two TDs.

Patriots @ Jaguars Tips: New England Patriots -14.5

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December 23rd, 2012 By Andrew Ryan

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NFL betting fans are running to their online sportsbooks to place their New England Patriots vs. Jacksonville Jaguars bets and predictions, and here at Cappers Info, we are making our Sunday football picks for this encounter.

Week 16 Football Picks: New England Patriots @ Jacksonville Jaguars
Date: Sunday, December 23rd, 1:00 ET
Location: EverBank Field, Jacksonville, FL
NFL Betting Lines: New England -14.5
Patriots vs. Jaguars On TV: CBS

The sportsbooks are going to take a bath in this game if the Patriots come out and win by 30 as many are expecting them to do. There are over 75% of the bets in this game coming in on New England, and the line has been steadily rising throughout the week. It’s true that there are a lot of motivating factors right now that suggest that the Pats are easy to bet on. They were just beaten last week by the San Francisco 49ers. They’re playing against one of the worst two teams in the league. They need to win their final two games to avoid the possibility of falling to the No. 4 seed in the AFC, and they also need to do so if they want to keep any chances alive of getting up to the No. 2 seed in the conference. However, what we have to remember is that the Jags have actually stepped up to the level of their competitors this year of late, pushing the Texans and the Packers since their bye week. Simply put, we have to take any professional home team at +14.5 under any relatively normal circumstances.

Patriots @ Jaguars Pick: Jacksonville Jaguars +14.5
New England @ Jacksonville Score Prediction: Jacksonville 27 – New England 17

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December 16th, 2012 By Andrew Ryan
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The 2012 NFL season is back, and here at Cappers Info, we’ll be looking at some of the best games on the docket each and every week, as we try to make the most money possible off of the NFL odds for the week. Join us on Sunday, as we make our San Francisco 49ers @ New England Patriots free picks and predictions for what should be a great clash on the gridiron.

Week 15 NFL Picks: San Francisco 49ers @ New England Patriots
Date: Sunday, December 16th, 8:20 ET
Location: Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA
NFL Betting Odds: New England -4.5
49ers vs. Patriots On TV: NBC

If the 49ers want to make a statement, this is the night for them to make it. They’re on the road, clear across the country, against a New England team that just blew out the squad that is most likely to be the No. 1 seed in the playoffs in the AFC. This is a tougher game for New England in our eyes though, as the Niners are able to run the ball efficiently and don’t give up on it like Houston ultimately did last week. QB Colin Kaepernick is a dynamic quarterback that could give the Patriots fits. RB Frank Gore could be in for a nice day, as he has been conserved for most of the season for moments like this one when he is truly needed. The Niners haven’t played well in this series over the years, but this is a new time with a new coach and a totally new system in place. Don’t be all that shocked if this game ends in an upset, as the 49ers have the ability to come on the road and win this game.

San Francisco 49ers @ New England Patriots Pick: San Francisco 49ers +4.5
San Francisco 49ers @ New England Patriots Score Prediction: San Francisco 24 – New England 21

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December 16th, 2012 By Jack Wilshire

Making sports betting picks is one of my specialties, and today at Cappers Info, I’m making my Sunday Football Tipster pick based upon the football trends and NFL odds for the San Francisco 49ers vs. New England Patriots game on Sunday, December 16th at Gillette Stadium at 8:20 p.m. ET.

San Francisco 49ers (9-3-1, 8-5 ATS) +4.5
New England Patriots (10-3, 8-5 ATS) -4.5
Over/Under 47

We’ve seen this script time and time again with the Saints. Every time that they are expected to be down, they come back fighting and rise up. The truth of the matter is that they aren’t even down at this point. They’re on the road against a team that figures to be the best in football this year, but that truly just isn’t the case, and it is going to show on Sunday night.

The 49ers went on the road way back in Week 1 and beat the Packers. They went on the road in the middle of the year and beat the surging Saints. So why can’t they go on the road and beat the Patriots? The truth of the matter is that I’m not setting myself up for that, as I’m going to set up a teaser around them for this one, but I still think that there is a real possibility that this could be a shouldn’t-be-so-shocking shocker.

Giving the 49ers 11.5 points in a game is stupid. Putting a ‘total’ on a New England game at just 40 is stupid, too. I’m realistic to the point that I know that QB Tom Brady will throw his couple touchdowns, and RB Stevan Ridley will probably end up getting one as well. But San Francisco is going to score some points, too, and it is going to show on the final scoreboard on Sunday. Perhaps New England does go on to win this game, but the way that the 49ers ball, the visitors are not losing by double digits.

49ers @ Patriots Tips: 7-Point Teaser: San Francisco +11.5 w/ Over 40

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December 9th, 2012 By Andrew Ryan

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The 2012 NFL schedule is back, and here at Cappers Info, we’ll be looking at some of the best games on the docket each and every week, as we try to make the most money possible off of the Week 14 odds for the NFL. Join us on Monday, as we make our Houston Texans @ New England Patriots free picks and predictions for what should be a great clash on the gridiron.

Week 14 NFL Picks: Houston Texans @ New England Patriots
Date: Monday, November 10th, 8:30 ET
Location: Gillette Stadium, Foxboro, MA
NFL Betting Odds: New England -3.5
Texans @ Patriots On TV: ESPN

My dearly beloved Texans are going to go on the road this week to take on the mighty Patriots in what will prove to be the most important regular season game in the history of the franchise. It feels like this is the type of game that New England is going to win and win going away; after all, that’s exactly what the team did to the Indianapolis Colts and so many of the other pretty good teams in the conference. However, this is going to be a close one for sure. The Texans aren’t going to be overmatched, and they aren’t going to be overwhelming coming on the road against one of the best teams in the game. They’re probably at least comparable, if not better than the Patriots, and they have a chance to essentially wrap up the No. 1 seed in the AFC if they can win this one. Look for QB Matt Schaub to uncork a few long ones, as WR Andre Johnson has just a tremendous game to pull off the upset of the 9-3 Pats on their home turf.

Texans @ Patriots Pick: Houston Texans +3.5
Texans @ Patriots Score Prediction: Houston 28 – New England 24

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