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NFL Predictions Week 4: Vegas Odds, Spreads and Picks for All Games
- Updated: September 27, 2016
We have reached Week 4 of the 2016 NFL season—and thus our first bye week of the year. See you next week, Green Bay Packers and Philadelphia Eagles!
For almost everyone else, Week 4 represents the quarter mark of the season and the time to either begin breaking away from the pack, get their records back to .500…or start falling behind.
There are only five undefeated teams left on the season (Baltimore Ravens, Denver Broncos, Minnesota Vikings, New England Patriots, Eagles), and on the other side, there are four winless teams (Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns, Jacksonville Jaguars, New Orleans Saints). Everyone else is trying to establish their identity.
We’ll take a look at the point spreads and schedule for all the games in Week 4 and then break down some picks and predictions.
Safest Bet: Cincinnati Bengals (-7) vs. Miami Dolphins
Needless to say, taking the Cincinnati Bengals to defeat the Miami Dolphins by more than a touchdown going solely off what each team scored in Week 2 doesn’t feel like much of a sure thing.
After all, just given final scores, the Dolphins defeated the Cleveland Browns 30-24, while the Bengals fell to the Denver Broncos 29-17.
However, don’t let box-score scouting fool you.
The Bengals lost to an undefeated Denver team whose talented young quarterback, Trevor Siemian, threw four touchdown passes.
The Dolphins, however, got into trouble early against the Browns, as they fell …
