Cappers Sports Picks

Browns @ Cardinals 4:05 PM ET

Game# 325-326

Play On: Browns -2.5 (5*)

The Cardinals are 3-9-1 on the season and are currently on a 6-game losing streak. Their 3 wins have come against the Bengals (1-12), Giants (2-11), and Falcons (4-9) who have a combined record of 7-32 (.179). Their ties came against the 3-9-1 Detroit Lions.

After getting off to a disastrous 2-6 start, the Browns have rebounded to win 4 of their last 5 games, including quality victories over Pittsburgh (8-5) and Buffalo (9-4). Although they need a lot of help, Cleveland’s playoff hopes remains alive if they win their last 3 games. This is a very favorable matchup for Cleveland who in terms of having top notch offensive players at the skilled positions, and considering they’ll be facing a Cardinals defense who’s surrendering 28.8 points and 414.7 yards per game this season. Bet on the Browns minus the points for a 5* wager.

Vikings @ Chargers 4:05 PM ET

Game# 331-332

Play On: Under 45.5 (5*)

The Chargers have gone under the total in each of their last 4 at home and there was a combined average of 39.5 points scored per game. Since 2017, the Chargers have gone under in all 7 of their home games when there’s been a total of 43.5 or greater, and it was after its 4th game played. The Chargers are currently are #4 in total defense. Furthermore, throughout their last 5 contests, Los Angeles has allowed just 18.8 points and 248.4 yards per game. Although Minnesota hasn’t played well defensively over its last 4 road game, they’re still a formidable stop unit whose focus will be razor sharp in a game which is vital regarding its postseason chances and positioning. Bet on this game to go under the total for a 5* wager.

Rams @ Cowboys 4:25 PM ET

Game# 329-330

Play On: Cowboys +2.0 (5*)

Dallas opened as a 3.0-point favorite in this contest and now they find themselves as an underdog. This is a huge move by NFL standards. When situations like this arise it’s usually due to an injury to a key player who is listed as doubtful or out after the opening line was released. The closest resemblance that I see to that is Dallas quarterback Dak Prescott’s hand injury, but he’s listed as probable. However, we have seen the books get bombarded with early action on the Rams (8-5/.615) who have won their last 2 and are facing a Cowboys team (6-7/.461) that’s on a current 3-game losing streak. It’s never as easy as it looks when it comes to sports betting, and that’s especially so in the NFL.

Any NFL home pick or underdog of 3.0 or less (Cowboys) that’s playing after their 9th game of the season, and they’re coming off 3 consecutive losses, and they possess a win percentage of .300 or better, versus an opponent (Rams) coming off wins in each of their previous 2 contests, and they own a win percentage of .500 or better, resulted in those home teams going 11-0 SU&ATS since 1991. The average victory margin in those 11 contests came by a decisive 11.5 points per game. Bet on the Cowboys for a 5* wager.

Houston @ Tennessee 1:00 PM ET

Game# 313-314

Play On: Tennessee -2.5 (10*)

I know that Houston has yet to lose back to back games this season. However, getting blown out at home by Denver last Sunday was inexcusable, and hardly bodes well for a team fighting to make the postseason. The Texans defense isn’t playoff caliber. Houston has gone a dismal 0-4 SU&ATS in their last 4 division away games when facing an opponent with a winning record.

Since Ryan Tannehill has taken over for Marcus Mariota at quarterback the Titans offense has an entirely different feel to it. More importantly, Tennessee has gone a red-hot 6-1 SU&ATS with Tannehill as their starter, and that includes 4-0 SU&ATS at home. Houston may have more pure talent on paper than Tennessee, but the Titans are the better team right now, and they’re peaking at the right time. Additionally, Tennessee has gone 3-0 SU&ATS during its last 3 home games against Houston. Bet on Tennessee minus the points for a 10* Top Play wager.