NFL Week 7 Odds

Pat Pickens
@Pat_Pickens
Last Updated: Oct 16, 2023

The NFL Week 7 schedule is the shortest of the NFL season thus far, with just 13 games on the slate.

Still, there are plenty of intriguing matchups to look forward to, notably a fascinating Sunday Night Football showdown between the Miami Dolphins and Philadelphia Eagles.

As we get set for another exciting week of NFL action, here are the current Week 7 betting odds and lines.

NFL Week 7 Odds & Betting Lines

All NFL betting odds cited below are current as of Monday, Oct. 16, and courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.

Jacksonville Jaguars @ New Orleans Saints

Thursday, Oct. 19, 8:15 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: Jaguars (-102) @ Saints (-118)
  • Spread: Jaguars +1 (-110) @ Saints -1 (-110)
  • Over/Under: Over 40 (-110) / Under 40 (-110)

Will the real New Orleans Saints please stand up? They’ve dropped three of four since their 2-0 start, with a 34-0 rout of the Patriots standing as their lone win in that span.

Las Vegas Raiders @ Chicago Bears

Sunday, Oct. 22, 1 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: Raiders (-155) @ Bears (+124)
  • Spread: Raiders -3 (-112) @ Bears +3 (-108)
  • Over/Under: Over 37.5 (-110) / Under 37.5 (-110)

Two of the lowest-scoring teams in football will meet in arguably the worst-weather stadium in the NFL.

Plus, Justin Fields (thumb) and Jimmy Garoppolo (back) may not play. This should be ugly.

Cleveland Browns @ Indianapolis Colts

Sunday, Oct. 22, 1 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: Browns (-125) @ Colts (+105)
  • Spread: Browns -2 (-110) @ Colts +2 (-110)
  • Over/Under: Over 39.5 (-110) / Under 39.5 (-110)

The Browns are fresh off an emotional home win over the previously unbeaten 49ers, but they have yet to win a road game this season.

Buffalo Bills @ New England Patriots

Sunday, Oct. 22, 1 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: Bills (-395) @ Patriots (+310)
  • Spread: Bills -9 (-110) @ Patriots +9 (-110)
  • Over/Under: Over 42.5 (-110) / Under 42.5 (-110)

Josh Allen and Buffalo narrowly escaped with a win over the lowly Giants on Sunday night. The Bills should wake up to take their shots against the Patriots, who fell to 1-5 on Sunday.

Washington Commanders @ New York Giants

Sunday, Oct. 22, 1 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: Commanders (-125) @ Giants (+105)
  • Spread: Commanders -2 (-108) @ Giants +2 (-112)
  • Over/Under: Over 40.5 (-110) / Under 40.5 (-110)

The Commanders are suddenly 3-3 and in the mix for a playoff spot. The Giants are hoping Daniel Jones (neck) will be able to play Sunday, but would that be a good thing?

Atlanta Falcons @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Sunday, Oct. 22, 1 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: Falcons (+114) @ Buccaneers (-135)
  • Spread: Falcons +2.5 (-108) @ Buccaneers -2.5 (-112)
  • Over/Under: Over 39 (-112) / Under 39 (-108)

The winner of this one will occupy first place in the NFC South.

Atlanta has dropped three of four after its 2-0 start. The Bucs have dropped two of their past three after winning their first two.

Detroit Lions @ Baltimore Ravens

Sunday, Oct. 22, 1 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: Lions (+130) @ Ravens (-155)
  • Spread: Lions +3 (-110) @ Ravens -3 (-110)
  • Over/Under: Over 42.5 (-112) / Under 42.5 (-108)

Could this be a sleeper Super Bowl preview?

The Ravens sit alone atop the AFC North after their win over the Titans in London, and the Lions look like one of the best teams in the NFC.

Pittsburgh Steelers @ Los Angeles Rams

Sunday, Oct. 22, 4:05 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: Steelers (+140) @ Rams (-166)
  • Spread: Steelers +3 (-102) @ Rams -3 (-118)
  • Over/Under: Over 43.5 (-110) / Under 43.5 (-110)

The Rams have been one of the NFL’s pleasant surprises in their 3-3 start. Pittsburgh is coming off its bye, and don’t be surprised if its well-traveled fan base has an impact on the outcome at SoFi.

Arizona Cardinals @ Seattle Seahawks

Sunday, Oct. 22, 4:05 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: Cardinals (+270) @ Seahawks (-340)
  • Spread: Cardinals +7.5 (-110) @ Seahawks -7.5 (-110)
  • Over/Under: Over 45.5 (-110) / Under 45.5 (-110)

The Seahawks’ three-game win streak was snapped in Cincinnati on Sunday. They’ll look to get back on track against the Cardinals, who have dropped three straight by at least 14 points.

Green Bay Packers @ Denver Broncos

Sunday, Oct. 22, 4:25 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: Packers (-130) @ Broncos (+100)
  • Spread: Packers -2 (-110) @ Broncos +2 (-110)
  • Over/Under: Over 45 (-110) / Under 45 (-110)

The Packers lost two straight before their Week 6 bye and are desperate for a win to stay in the NFC wild-card race. Denver is 0-3 at home this season.

Los Angeles Chargers @ Kansas City Chiefs

Sunday, Oct. 22, 4:25 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: Chargers (+200) @ Chiefs (-245)
  • Spread: Chargers +5.5 (-105) @ Chiefs -5.5 (-115)
  • Over/Under: Over 50.5 (-110) / Under 50.5 (-110)

The Chargers have dropped three straight to the Chiefs by a combined 12 points. The big question will be if Justin Herbert and LA can score against a dominant KC defense.

Miami Dolphins @ Philadelphia Eagles

Sunday, Oct. 22, 8:20 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: Dolphins (+114) @ Eagles (-135)
  • Spread: Dolphins +2.5 (-110) @ Eagles -2.5 (-110)
  • Over/Under: Over 52.5 (-110) / Under 52.5 (-110)

Another potential Super Bowl preview awaits on SNF between arguably the two best teams in the NFL.

These teams are mirror images offensively. Whichever team has the ball last will probably win.

San Francisco 49ers @ Minnesota Vikings

Monday, Oct. 23, 8:15 p.m. ET

  • Moneyline: 49ers (-298) @ Vikings (+240)
  • Spread: 49ers -7 (-108) @ Vikings +7 (-112)
  • Over/Under: Over 44 (-110) / Under 44 (-110)

The Niners’ bid for an undefeated season was upset in Cleveland on Sunday. They’ll try to rebound against the Justin Jefferson-less Vikings, who won in Chicago in Week 6.

NFL Week 7 Betting Trends

Here are some Week 7 betting trends to consider from the 2022 season:

  • Favorites finished the week 9-5 straight up.
  • Home teams were 9-5 straight up and 7-7 against the spread.
  • Home favorites were 5-5 ATS, while home underdogs went 2-2.
  • Overs and Unders also split the week, going 7-7.

Author

Pat Pickens

Pat Pickens is a seasoned sportswriter who has covered the NHL since 2013 for various websites, including The New York Times, NHL.com, Sportsnet.ca, USA Today, the Associated Press and many others. His debut book, titled "The Whalers" about the history of the NHL's Hartford Whalers, was released in October 2021.

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