NFL Office Pool Picks Week 7 - ATS Predictions for Every Game!
Just like that, the NFL season is one-third over as your against the spread standings begin to take shape. You’ve found the right place for your against the spread office pool picks, as Doc’s Sports will be providing free picks for all 272 regular season games this year. Last week, we had a negative showing, going 6-9 overall, after several close calls went against us. The favorites went 11-5 straight up, but just 7-7 against the spread. There are just two teams on bye this week, with several razor-close matchups to dissect. The Week 7 lines have been released, and it’s time to lock in your Week 7 NFL picks against the spread.
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Pittsburgh Steelers (-5.5) Over Cincinnati Bengals
Joe Flacco found success in Cleveland thanks to a rock-solid defense that meant he could play conservative football on offense. That is not the case in Cincinnati, and the Bengals will continue to struggle until Joe Burrow comes back. Pittsburgh has the league’s highest-paid defense, and they are starting to look like a dominant unit once again. Aaron Rodgers has elevated this team to a place where we are comfortable laying several points with the Steelers on the road. Steelers 27, Bengals 14
Los Angeles Rams (-3) Over Jacksonville Jaguars
The Rams bounced back from their stunning loss to the 49ers nicely, easily taking care of business last week. They are playing great football on both sides of the ball, but this won’t be an easy matchup between two 4-2 teams. Jacksonville has looked great on defense in the last few weeks, but we still can’t trust Trevor Lawrence to keep up his consistent play in the pocket. Lawrence has struggled to string together good starts over the last five years, while Matthew Stafford does so week in and week out. It’ll be close, but the Rams sneak away with a win and cover in London. Rams 24, Jaguars 20
Minnesota Vikings (+2) Over Philadelphia Eagles
The Vikings are coming off a bye, are underdogs against the spread, are at home, and are facing a free-falling Eagles team. Everything points to a Minnesota win and cover in this one. Philadelphia has dropped two straight, and it would have been three in a row if it weren’t for special teams heroics. They aren’t explosive on offense anymore, and the injuries are beginning to pile up. Minnesota still has its flaws, but a defense led by Brian Flores will be able to keep this one close throughout the game. Vikings 17, Eagles 13
Kansas City Chiefs (-11.5) Over Las Vegas Raiders
The Kansas City Chiefs were known as a team that could win close one-possession games last season. However, the narrative has changed. Kansas City’s last five regular season wins came by a double-digit margin, dating back to the end of last year. Patrick Mahomes has opened up this offense with plays down the field, and their defense has been able to step up against bad teams like Las Vegas. The Raiders managed to beat the Titans last week, but they still racked up just 226 yards of total offense. Kansas City 31, Raiders 14
Chicago Bears (-5.5) Over New Orleans Saints
The Bears are coming off a feel-good win over the Commanders on Monday night and will make it four in a row when they take on the Saints. New Orleans has no weapons for Spencer Rattler to use, and the Saints aren’t even taking advantage of Alvin Kamara in the backfield anymore. The Saints will want to stay competitive, but their playoff aspirations are already all but over. Chicago is rolling right now, and a very loud Soldier Field will allow them to win on both sides of the ball. Bears 27, Saints 10
Miami Dolphins (+3) Over Cleveland Browns
The Browns are… favorites? Not only is Cleveland a favorite against Miami, but they are laying a full field goal on the spread. The Dolphins haven’t been great on defense, but their offense will allow them to pull off this minor upset. Tua Tagovailoa is playing solid football, and the same can’t be said for Cleveland’s disastrous offense. Maybe Cleveland’s defense can generate enough short fields for Dillon Gabriel to capitalize on, but more often than not, the Browns fall short again. Dolphins 17, Browns 13
Carolina Panthers (-1.5) Over New York Jets
It is time to start giving a bit of respect to the Panthers. They are 3-3 on the season and rank inside the top 10 in both run defense and run offense. Their ability to win on the ground will allow them to beat up on flawed football teams, and the winless Jets certainly fall into that category. Will Justin Fields be able to convert 3rd and longs when the Panthers shut down the Jets' run game? I don’t think so, considering he had 45 passing yards last week. Panthers 25, Jets 11
Tennessee Titans (+7) Over New England Patriots
This one smells fishy. The Patriots are very high in the public’s eye right now after a pair of nice victories, while the Titans are as stinky as ever. However, this is the perfect time to buy low on the Titans. A new head coach often gives the team a bump, and I expect the home crowd to turn up for this matchup. Tennessee still hasn’t gotten the most out of Cam Ward this season, and this is the perfect chance for him to break out. Beating an in-form Drake Maye is a different story, but this one will be closer than most expect. Patriots 27, Titans 24
Los Angeles Chargers (-1.5) Over Indianapolis Colts
The Colts are rolling, but it’s not time to count out the Chargers in this matchup. I will still take Justin Herbert over Daniel Jones any day of the week, and the Chargers do a great job at shutting down long passing plays. Indianapolis has found success with deep balls over the top, but will struggle when the Chargers make them earn it the hard way. It’ll be close, but laying a single point with Los Angeles at home is the only option. Chargers 24, Colts 21
New York Giants (+7) Over Denver Broncos
The Giants are a fun team to watch right now, and they will keep things close against Denver this weekend. The Broncos looked flat in London against the Jets and needed their defense to keep them in the game. The Giants have not only had three extra days of rest, but they also didn’t have to fly across the Atlantic Ocean on Monday. Not only will the Giants cover, but they will win this one outright. Giants 25, Broncos 18
Washington Commanders (-1.5) Over Dallas Cowboys
The Commanders had to swallow a devastating loss against the Bears on Monday night, but a vulnerable Dallas defense will allow them to get right back on track. CeeDee Lamb is rumored to be back for this one, but that won’t matter when Dallas can’t get stops on the other side of the ball. Even with his receivers hurt, Jayden Daniels continues to thrive. Turnovers killed Washington last week; otherwise, this line would be over a field goal for this matchup. The Commanders have alternated wins and losses so far this season, and that trend will continue at AT&T Stadium. Commanders 35, Cowboys 30
Arizona Cardinals (+6.5) Over Green Bay Packers
Arizona played well without Kyler Murray last week, and that will fill their offense with some life. He is expected to return against Green Bay, who had an easy matchup against the Bengals in Week 6. Arizona, favored by a large number at home, is something we can get behind. This one smells like a trap game for Green Bay. Cardinals 20, Packers 17
Atlanta Falcons (+2.5) Over San Francisco 49ers
It is truly shocking to see Atlanta as an underdog in this one. They have looked dominant aside from a 30-0 slip up against the Panthers, while the 49ers have looked terrible. Kendrick Bourne has been able to save the season in San Francisco, but that won’t be enough against a very technical Falcons offense. This is a great one for Sunday night, and it’s one the Falcons will win outright by a wide margin. Falcons 30, 49ers 10
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+5.5) Over Detroit Lions
What can’t Baker Mayfield do? The MVP candidate is missing his weapons in Tampa Bay, but he continues to find ways to move the ball down the field. Detroit will come out angry after losing to the Chiefs, but Mayfield will not go down easily. This will be a tooth-and-nail, back-and-forth dogfight on Monday night, and whichever team comes out on top, it won’t be by much. Lions 35, Buccaneers 33
Seattle Seahawks (-3.5) Over Houston Texans
Home field advantage hasn’t been relevant for the Seahawks this season, as they are 1-2 at home compared to a perfect 3-0 on the road. This is the matchup where the home crowd will finally get to see a complete performance, as Houston still has too many holes on their roster. Big wins over the Ravens and Titans aren’t enough to convince me to start taking Houston seriously this season. Seahawks 27, Texans 20
Season Record: 45-48
Last Season Record: 142-125-5
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