The Sunday portion of the Week 4 NFL schedule will start and end with two rematches from memorable postseason games. Saints vs. Vikings will kick off the day over in London after the two teams were infamously involved in the Minneapolis Miracle in 2018. To close out the action on Sunday Night Football, Chiefs vs. Buccaneers will take place nearly 20 months after they clashed in Super Bowl LV. The latest Week 4 NFL odds at Caesars Sportsbook have the Chiefs as 3-point favorites, while Minnesota is a 3-point favorite over New Orleans, one of the slimmest NFL spreads of the week.
Other anticipated games include a pair of 2-1 teams battling for AFC supremacy as the Ravens host the Bills, as well as Doug Pederson returning to his old stomping grounds as the Jaguars visit the Eagles. There are 10 games this week with NFL Vegas odds of a field goal or less, which will make placing your Week 4 NFL bets even more difficult. All of the Week 4 NFL lines are listed below, and SportsLine’s advanced computer model has all the NFL betting advice and predictions you need to make the best Week 4 NFL picks now.
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Top Week 4 NFL predictions
One of the model’s strongest Week 4 NFL picks is that the Steelers (-4) cover against the Jets. Both teams are coming off double-digit defeats, but Pittsburgh has the advantage of extra rest, since it played last Thursday and is at home. The Jets are 7-13 against the spread since the start of last season, while Pittsburgh is 9-10-1.
Mitch Trubisky and the Steelers’ offense haven’t been lighting up the scoreboard but the Jets’ defense could be just what they need to get on track. New York has a knack for allowing other teams lengthy drives, as the Jets have the second-worst third down defense in the league, allowing…
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