Three-Team Parlay Of The Week Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports Buccaneers ML/Vikings ML/Ravens ML (+144) Cowboys Corner Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports Dallas Cowboys +5.5 at Los Angeles Rams The Pick: Michael Gallup OVER 36.5 receiving yards (-115) I’ll keeep betting against the Eagles every week (and they’ll probably keep proving me wrong), but I just refuse to believe they are one of the NFL’s elite teams (even though they probably are). Bob Donnan-USA TODAY Sports Philadelphia Eagles at Arizona Cardinals (+5) (-115) 1.5 UNITS The Lions might not be a very good team, but 3.5 points against a team without their starting quarterback is hard to turn down.
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This week, they get to go up against a Mac Jones-less Patriots squad, that won’t be able to take advantage of their defense like some opponents have this season. Detroit has lost three games by a grand total of 10 points. The Lions are off to a 1-3 start, but they easily could be 2-2 or even 3-1. Dozier / USA TODAY NETWORK Detroit Lions (+3.5) (-115) at New England Patriots 1.5 UNITS Kirk Cousins and company put up 25+ points and beat the Bears by double-digits to improve to 4-1. The Bears have one of the worst offenses in the NFL so they won’t challenge a Vikings’ defense that has been suspect at times. If you take out the Eagles game in Week 2, the Vikings have been one of the more impressive teams in the league so far this season. The Vikings got a big win last Sunday in London, moving them to 3-1 on the year. Peter van den Berg-USA TODAY Sports Chicago Bears at Minnesota Vikings (-7) (-120) 1.5 UNITS Tampa Bay bounces back off the tough loss to the Chiefs and covers the double-digit spread. Tom Brady has never lost to the Falcons in his career (10-0), and he isn’t going to start this Sunday. The Falcons have been much better than many expected to start the season, but this is a perfect bounce-back spot for the Buccaneers. Nathan Ray Seebeck-USA TODAY Sports Atlanta Falcons at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-10) (-115) 1.5 UNITS The Packers are much better than any of those three teams and they’ll show it on Sunday. Yes, the Giants are 3-1, but they’ve beaten the Titans, Panthers, and Bears. London games are always tricky, but this is a matchup of two teams that just aren’t on the same level. (All odds via DraftKings Sportsbook) Week 5 Straight Picks Mark Hoffman / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK New York Giants at Green Bay Packers (-7) (-115) 1 UNIT Everyone likes to make money, right? So before you sit down and take in the action this weekend, take a look at our gambling preview for Week 5.
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