Sunday Night Football Best Bets (Packers vs. Bills)
Here are our favorite bets and leans for this Week 8 matchup on Sunday Night Football between the Green Bay Packers and Buffalo Bills.
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BUF (-10.5) vs. Packers
This will be the first time Aaron Rodgers is a double-digit underdog in his career — and for good reason. The Packers offense has amounted to very little through the first 7 weeks of NFL action, and going on the road against a consensus top 3 team in the NFL is not the game where that changes. Buffalo’s offense has the firepower to drop 35+ points against Green Bay in primetime, and I don’t see the Packers putting up 21 points without a backdoor touchdown.
– Ben Wolbransky
Bills (-10.5), Lean UNDER 47.5
Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers will travel to Buffalo to take on the Bills, who are returning from their bye week. The Packers have lost three straight games, which is uncharacteristic of an Aaron Rodgers-led team. They give up the least amount of passing yards on defense but allow 139.6 rushing yards per game. On offense, however, they are mediocre at best, ranking in the bottom third of the league in total yards and points.
Josh Allen is playing at an MVP caliber this season. He averages 330 passing yards per game and has thrown for 17 TDs and four interceptions. The Bills may try to run the ball more this week, but they should be able to move the ball however they choose. Their defense, which ranks first in total yards and points, should slow Rodgers enough to cover.
– Trent Conner
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