The New Orleans Saints and Arizona Cardinals will get Week 7 in the NFL started when these NFC clubs go head-to-head during Thursday Night Football.
Both of these teams are 2-4 on the season and are coming off losses in Week 6. The Saints continue to be bit by the injury bug and will not have several key starters available for this game including Michael Thomas, Marshon Lattimore, and Andrus Peat. Meanwhile, the Cardinals have lost Hollywood Brown for the foreseeable future due to injury, but are welcoming the return of DeAndre Hopkins from his suspension. The team also acquired Robbie Anderson in a trade with the Panthers earlier this week.
Here, we’ll specifically be looking at the different betting angles that this game has to offer. Along with the spread and total, we’ll also take a look at several player props and hand in our picks for how we see this showdown unfolding.
All NFL odds via Caesars Sportsbook.
How to watch
Date: Thursday, Oct. 20 | Time: 8:15 p.m. ET
Location: State Farm Stadium (Glendale, Arizona)
Stream: Amazon Prime Video
Follow: CBS Sports App
Odds: Cardinals -2, O/U 44
Line movement
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This line jockeyed a little bit but ultimately hasn’t seen drastic movement. It opened at Cardinals -2 way back in the spring and the lookahead bumped it up a half-point to Cardinals -2.5. Coming out of Sunday’s Week 6 action, it dipped down to Cardinals -1.5 before rising back up to its original number with Arizona laying two points.
The pick: Cardinals -2. If you’re looking for any trends with these quarterbacks to help you make your decision of who to back in this game, good luck. Kyler Murray nor Andy Dalton play well at all in primetime. Dalton — who is projected to start — is 6-18 SU and 9-15 ATS in his career in prime time, which is the worst prime-time record since 2000 among eligible quarterbacks. As for Murray, he’s 0-4 SU and ATS over his last four primetime games. So, it’s hard to glean anything from their performance. Instead,…
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