It’s hard to believe we’re already a month into the 2022 season with Week 4 underway thanks to the Bengals and Dolphins helping us get started on Thursday. This Sunday’s slate is packed with top-tier matchups pitting legitimate Super Bowl contenders against one another, so you’ll want to focus on all the action, especially since we’re getting an early start with a game in London.
As we do every week, we’ve rounded up the best betting picks and content from CBSSports.com and SportsLine and put them in one place, so you can get picks against the spread from our CBS sports experts, as well as additional features. . content for each game, including plays from SportsLine’s top experts and SportsLine’s projection model, best bets from our staff, survivor picks and more.
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Vikings at Saints (London)
Time: Sunday, 9:30 a.m. m. ET (NFL Network), streaming on fuboTV (try it for free) Open: PKCurrent: Vikings -3 Read also : The 10 Favorite Video Games of All Time: 8th place.
“Get your tea and scones ready because this Sunday marks the first week of the season where we have a game in London. I’ll probably put ground coffee in my scones and mix my tea with Red Bull because this game starts way earlier than I want it to.” start my football… Now, I’m not sure if O’Connell has ever been to London, but this sounds like the worst idea ever. There’s a six hour difference between London time and the time zone in the Vikings normally meet. If they normally go to bed at 11pm in Minnesota, that means they won’t go to bed until 5am in London. As a resident time zone expert here at CBSSports.com, I’m not sure this be the best course of action…
“I love a good vacation as much as anyone, but I think I’ll take the team that’s treating this like a business trip. I’ll take the Vikings here, but I’d like to point out that there’s a 49% chance that this pick backfires entirely due to the fact that O’Connell’s crazy time zone plan will turn off the Vikings so much that they’ll sleepwalk through the entire first half and get outscored 21 to 3. I hope that doesn’t happen though, because I’m rolling with Minnesota here. — CBS Sports writer and Pick Six Podcast super friend John Breech explains why he takes the Vikings when they take on the Saints across the pond.
Browns at Falcons
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. m. ET (CBS), broadcast on Paramount+ (click here) Open: Browns -2.5Current: Browns -1
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Commanders at Cowboys
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atlanta falcons
+1
Seahawks at Lions
“Myles Garrett’s status is uncertain as he recovers from a car accident. Cleveland is still without Jadeveon Clowney. So it looks like another strong day for Atlanta’s offense, which ranks ninth at 5.9 yards per play. The Falcons won’t be able to stop Cleveland’s running game, but Marcus Mariota, Kyle Pitts, Cordarrelle Patterson and Drake London should make enough plays to lose by a touchdown or less. Read also : NFL Week 1 Odds, Picks, How to Watch, Streaming: Expert Picks, Teasers, Survivors Picks & More.” — SportsLine pundit Larry Hartstein explains why he’s mocking the Falcons from +1.5 to +7.5. Nevertheless. this is not Hartstein’s official play for Week 4. To see that, go to SportsLine.
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. m. ET (Fox), streaming on fuboTV (try it for free) Open: Cowboys -6Current: Cowboys -3
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Titans at Colts
dallas cowboys
-3
“Washington was horrible in every aspect of the game last week, but Dallas is playing on a short week. Still, the big mismatch here is Dallas’ defensive front vs. Washington’s offensive line. That line was bad last week. It will be here, too. The Cowboys will win with some forced turnovers down that line and a good running game.” — CBS Sports Senior NFL Analyst Pete Prisco explains why he’s picking the Cowboys to cover the -3 differential at home over Washington.
Bears at Giants
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. m. ET (Fox), streaming on fuboTV (try it for free) Open: Lions -1Current: Lions -3.5
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Jaguars at Eagles
Detroit Lions
-3.5
“The Lions have been a fantastic bet under head coach Dan Campbell. Throughout his tenure since last season, Detroit has covered 70% of its games and is 3-0 ATS to start the 2022 campaign. The Lions play tough against every opponent and probably should have gotten a win last week at Minnesota This week, they have an easier opponent in the Seahawks, who are 0-2 after beating the Broncos in an emotional matchup of Week 1 at home.
“Even with star running back D’Andre Swift not playing in this game due to injury, there is a clear mismatch between Detroit’s offense and Seattle’s defense. The Lions’ offense ranks seventh in the league in DVOA, while the Seahawks’ defense ranks 30th in the NFL. Detroit’s defense hasn’t been anything to write home about either, but their offensive ceiling is higher in my opinion than what the Seahawks will bring to Ford Field.” — CBS Sports NFL writer Tyler Sullivan explains why scoring and rolling with the Lions is one of his Locks of the Week.
Jets at Steelers
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. m. ET (Fox), streaming on fuboTV (try it for free) Open: Colts -3Current: Colts -3.5
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Bills at Ravens
Indianapolis Colts
-4
“The Colts saved their season last week with an impressive win over one of the best teams in the league, the Kansas City Chiefs. But was it really that impressive? The Chiefs did everything they could to lose that game, from blown punts ( that led to a 4-yard touchdown in three plays for Indy) to missed field goals to penalties in the worst situations and then Patrick Mahomes threw just his fourth interception in September The Colts needed a touchdown in 16 plays and eight minutes. drive to move on with just 24 seconds left. I’m certainly not convinced their offense is back to normal, but there’s no pressure now to get their first win.
“The Titans took a two-TD lead at halftime against the Raiders while reaching the end zone on each of their first three drives, but then barely hung on when the offense faded in the second half. They certainly have questions of their own. in order to respond”. answer, but I think the offense is moving in the right direction, with Derrick Henry getting more involved in the passing game and Robert Woods starting to get the ball. Jeffery Simmons is a problem for a Colts offensive line that isn’t playing as well as it has in years past as well. I think the Titans have the best coach and quarterback at this point, and because of that, I’m surprised this line is north of 3 and possibly even skewed to 4 on the market.” — R.J. White, The N Expert SportsLine’s NFL #1 pick on why he picks the Titans in his SuperContest pick.To read the rest of his picks for the weekend, head over to SportsLine.
Chargers at Texans
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. m. ET (Fox), streaming on fuboTV (try it for free) Open: Giants -3Current: Giants -3
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New York Giants
Cardinals at Panthers
-3
“I think Justin Fields has franchise quarterback potential, but he’s not going to show that potential in this offense or with the weapons that he has at his disposal. This was a reality that I accepted before the season even started. Fields is 297 passing yards on the field. year. To put that into perspective, there have been 20 individual 300-yard passing games in the NFL this season. The Bears are going to run the ball on offense.
“I don’t think the Giants are a playoff team, but Saquon Barkley seems to be back. He’s second in the NFL with 317 rushing yards, and he actually leads the NFL with 408 scrimmage yards. The offensive line The Giants are going to have to perform better on Sunday, but I like that this game is at home to New York, and that Fields is 4-8-1 ATS (33%) in his career. quarterbacks since last season (minimum 10 starts).” — CBS Sports NFL expert Jordan Dajani explains why he likes the Giants -3 at home against the Bears in Week 4.
Patriots at Packers
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. m. ET (CBS), streaming on Paramount+ (click here) Open: Eagles -6.5 Current: Eagles -6.5
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Broncos at Raiders
philadelphia eagles
-6.5
“I’m very encouraged by how the Jaguars have looked to start the season, and I still think they have some grit to win the AFC South at +200 and especially with Doug Pederson at COY at +600. They’re coming off an impressive win on the way.” against the Chargers and it might as well be 3-0 to start the year. That being said, I’m fading them this week for a team that I think is a legitimate Super Bowl threat in the Eagles.
Chiefs at Buccaneers
As impressive as Jalen Hurts has been as a passer (340 yards and three touchdown passes last week), their defense is what makes them particularly dangerous. Philadelphia was able to sack Carson Wentz nine times last week. Last two games, Nick Sirianni’s defense has allowed only 15 points total and is 2-0 ATS Putting them under a touchdown at Lincoln Financial Field (one of the best home-field advantages in the NFL) is the way to support me here, no matter how high it may … be in Jacksonville’s long-term prospects.” — CBS Sports’ Tyler Sullivan explains why he’s taking the Eagles to cover at home against the rising Jags as one of his five Locks of the Week.
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. m. ET (CBS), streaming on Paramount+ (click here) Open: Steelers -4 Current: Steelers -3.5
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Rams at 49ers
pittsburgh steelmen
