Half-a-dozen games on the Week 8 NFL schedule are cross-conference matchups pitting AFC teams against NFC teams. For the most part, these squads play each other once every four years, so looking at previous NFL matchups won’t mean much when making your Week 8 NFL predictions. Among the most anticipated of these games is the Battle of Pennsylvania, Eagles vs. Steelers, as well as Packers vs. Bills on Sunday Night Football. Buffalo is a 10.5-point home favorite in the latest Week 8 NFL odds from Caesars Sportsbook, while the Eagles are 11-point home favorites, one of the largest NFL spreads we’ll see all season.
Utilizing other data besides previous meetings would be a sensible NFL betting strategy, but what else should you take into account for your Week 8 NFL office pool picks and NFL survivor picks? All of the Week 8 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 8 NFL picks now.
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Now, it has turned its attention to the latest Week 8 NFL odds and locked in picks for every NFL matchup. Head here to see every pick.
Top Week 8 NFL predictions
One of the model’s strongest Week 8 NFL picks is that the Colts (-4) cover the spread at home against Washington. Indianapolis has covered two of three games at home, while the Commanders have covered just once on the road all season. Washington is also on a tailspin offensively after a strong start to the year in which it scored eight touchdowns through its first two games. The Commanders have scored a total of just seven touchdowns over their last five games and rank in the bottom 10 in scoring offense and total offense.
Indianapolis counters with the reigning rushing champion Jonathan Taylor, who just returned from a two-week absence, as well as a surprisingly effective passing game. The Colts rank seventh in the NFL through the air and are…
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