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It’s a tradition almost as old as the league itself. That’s right, it’s the NFL’s annual Thanksgiving slate of games. So, prepare to watch the parade, carve the turkey, and in between those things, tune in for three marquee NFL matchups duringmore…

Week 10 of the NFL season is upon us and to kick things off, we have the AFC North-leading Baltimore Ravens traveling to Florida to take on the struggling Miami Dolphins in this Veteran’s Day edition of Thursday Night Football today (8:20 PM ET).more…

The NFL’s most recent two #1 draft picks will show down for the first time in the NFL today (8:20pm ET Thursday; TV: Live on NFL Network) as Joe Burrow’s Cincinnati Bengals hostmore…

Week three of the NFL season is coming to a close but not before a Monday night matchup today between NFC East rivals, the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles (8.15pm ET Monday; TV: Live on ESPN).more…

It’s week two of the NFL season and we’re headed to our nation’s capital for a Thursday night showdown between the Washington Football Team and New York Giants today (8:20pm ET; TV: Live on NFL Network).more…

Last updated October 15th, 2021

The NFL season is officially underway and if this first Sunday slate of games is anything like the opener we were treated to, this is going to be a great season. Heading into today we’ve chosen to focus on a rematch of last year’s AFC Divisional playoff between the Cleveland Browns and Kansas City Chiefs (4:25pm ET; TV: Live on CBS).more…

With attention turning to the NFC West, our preview series heads to the final division in the NFL. Did we save the best for last? Maybe not, but at the very least the NFC West, which consists of the Seattle Seahawks, San Francisco 49ers, Arizona Cardinals andmore…

As the NFL season begins, we head to the not-so-wild AFC West, the penultimate stop on this divisional series journey. The AFC West is comprised of the Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers, Denver Broncos and Las Vegas Raiders.more…

Our NFL preview series continues with the AFC South, as the 2021-22 football season is just days away from kickoff. Last year, this division was won by the Tennessee Titans, as theymore…

From the NFC North, we travel to their AFC counterparts, the AFC North, home of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens, Cleveland Browns, and Cincinnati Bengals.more…

Our NFL season preview series takes us to the North, home of two of the fiercest divisions and rivalries in the history of the sport. We’ll start with the NFC North, where the offseason talk revolved around the Green Bay Packers and their “will they, won’t they” with Aaron Rodgers.more…

Our NFL season preview series moves from the East to the South, specifically, the NFC South, home of the defending Super Bowl champion, Tampa Bay Buccaneers.more…

We kicked off our 2021-22 NFL previews with a look at the NFC East, a division that projects to be one of the worst in football. Moving on from the NFC East, the next stop in our series takes us to the AFC East, which may be one of the most top-heavy divisions inmore…

Last updated August 27th, 2021

It seems hard to believe but the shortened NFL preseason is at an end, meaning we are closing in on the 2021-22 season. This will be a first of its kind as the NFL is embarking on a 17-game slate for the first time in the league’s history. That meansmore…

The biggest day of the U.S. sporting calendar has arrived. That’s right, after an eventful regular season and an action-filled playoffs, it’s time for the 2020-21 NFL season to take a bow. It all happens this Sunday as in the last football game of the most recent campaign, the Kansas City Chiefs will battle the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in SB LVmore…

It is the Super Bowl LV on Sunday in case you hadn’t noticed as Tom Brady’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers take on last year’s heroes Kansas City Chiefs in Florida (6.30pm ET; TV: Live on CBS).

What USA Betting is going to concentrate on in this Super Bowl 55 preview is the pick of the myriad of prop bets thatmore…

Two teams remain in the AFC, the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs, but after Sunday only one will be left standing (6.40pm ET; TV: Live on CBS). Which will be heading to the 2021 Super Bowl 55 on February 7? Read our Bills vs Chiefs predictions and preview, withmore…

The player prop market offers a great opportunity for bettors to exploit bookmakers. There are so many different players and props that books have to offer to stay competitive that they are unable to always hang the correct number.more…

Then there were four. The NFC Championship game will feature two future Hall of Famers as Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will travel to Lambeau Field to take on Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers (3.05pm ET Sunday; TV: Live on FOX).more…

The journey to back-to-back championships for the Kansas City Chiefs begins today as they welcome the upstart Cleveland Browns to Arrowhead Stadium for the final AFC Divisional Round matchup of the weekend (3.05pm ET Sunday; TV: Live on CBS).more…

The NFL season is coming to a thrilling climax with only eight teams remaining and there are some exciting matchups this weekend. The third of four games this weekend has the Cleveland Browns on the road to the number one seed Kansas City Chiefs (3.05pm ET Sunday; TV: Live on CBS).more…

Prepare the slime as the NFL’s first foray into the cartoon world of Nickelodeon is set for today when the underdog Chicago Bears travel to the NFC South champs, the New Orleans Saints (4.40pm ET Sunday; TV: Live on CBS & Nickelodeon).more…

The Washington Football Team was able to win the NFC East with a victory in the last game of the regular season. They finished with a record of 7-9 and will host the 11-5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers tonight (8.15pm ET Saturday; TV: Live on NBC).more…

With their regular season series ending tied one win apiece, the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks meet during the NFL’s Super Wild Card Weekend in a do-or-die rubber playoff match today (4.40pm ET Saturday; TV: Live on Fox).more…

The first game of the Sunday slate is arguably the most exciting and competitive matchup of Wild Card weekend. The Baltimore Ravens will be traveling to take on the Tennessee Titans in a rematch of last year’s divisional round matchup (1.05pm ET Sunday; TV: Live on ABC and ESPN). It is only one ofmore…