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**Joemailman** · 10-19-2026, 10:23 PM

NFL Week 7 odds: Point spreads

New England Patriots (+3) at Chicago Bears (-3)
Pittsburgh Steelers (-2) vs New Orleans Saints (+2)
San Francisco 49ers (-4.5) at Atlanta Falcons (+4.5)
Cincinnati Bengals (+3) at Baltimore Ravens (-3)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+3) at Carolina Panthers (-3)
New York Giants (+9) at Houston Texans (-9)
Indianapolis Colts (+6) at Minnesota Vikings (-6)
Miami Dolphins (+5) at New York Jets (-5)
Cleveland Browns (-1.5) at Tennessee Titans (+1.5)
Denver Broncos (-4) at Arizona Cardinals (+4)
Green Bay Packers (+3.5) at Detroit Lions (-3.5)
Los Angeles Rams (-5.5) at Las Vegas Raiders (+5.5)
Kansas City Chiefs (+2) at Seattle Seahawks (-2)
Dallas Cowboys (-4.5) at Philadelphia Eagles (+4.5)

NFL Week 7 odds: Moneylines

New England Patriots (+130) at Chicago Bears (-160)
Pittsburgh Steelers (-135) vs New Orleans Saints (+115)
San Francisco 49ers (-235) at Atlanta Falcons (+190)
Cincinnati Bengals (+130) at Baltimore Ravens (-160)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+145) at Carolina Panthers (-175)
New York Giants (+340) at Houston Texans (-450)
Indianapolis Colts (+210) at Minnesota Vikings (-275)
Miami Dolphins (+190) at New York Jets (-235)
Cleveland Browns (-125) at Tennessee Titans (+105)
Denver Broncos (-210) at Arizona Cardinals (+175)
Green Bay Packers (+145) at Detroit Lions (-175)
Los Angeles Rams (-235) at Las Vegas Raiders (+200)
Kansas City Chiefs (+110) at Seattle Seahawks (-135)
Dallas Cowboys (-220) at Philadelphia Eagles (+180)

NFL Week 7 odds: Over/unders (point totals)

New England Patriots at Chicago Bears: 50
Pittsburgh Steelers vs New Orleans Saints: 44.5
San Francisco 49ers at Atlanta Falcons: 51
Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens: 50.5
Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Carolina Panthers: 44.5
New York Giants at Houston Texans: 43.5
Indianapolis Colts at Minnesota Vikings: 42
Miami Dolphins at New York Jets: 39.5
Cleveland Browns at Tennessee Titans: 36.5
Denver Broncos at Arizona Cardinals: 43
Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions: 53
Los Angeles Rams at Las Vegas Raiders: 47
Kansas City Chiefs at Seattle Seahawks: 43
Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles: 44.5

**Joemailman** · 10-21-2026, 08:44 AM

The Tennessee Titans are coming off their first win of the season, but the team had a serious situation to handle around the game.

The Titans released veteran defensive tackle Jordan Elliott on Tuesday unexpectedly after what the team described as "an incident" at its practice facility. Elliott signed a two-year, $8 million deal with the Titans in the offseason, following head coach Robert Saleh to Tennessee from the San Francisco 49ers.

Further reporting on the matter revealed that the incident involving Elliott escalated to the point where the defensive tackle went to get a gun from his car during the workday. While the incident ultimately de-escalated, the Titans decided that it was enough to move on from Elliott in the middle of the season.

**Joemailman** · 10-21-2026, 10:05 AM

NATIONAL BROADCASTS
New England @ Chicago
Thu 8:00 ET
Prime Video
Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit
also WCVB/ABC Boston, WFLD/FOX Chicago

Pittsburgh vs New Orleans (in Paris)
Sun 9:30 AM ET
NFLN
Dave Pasch, Kurt Warner, Jason Kelce
also WTAE/ABC Pittsburgh, WDSU/NBC New Orleans

Kansas City @ Seattle
Sun 8:00 ET
NBC
Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth

Dallas @ Philadelphia
Mon 8:00 ET
ESPN / ABC
Joe Buck, Troy Aikman

Byes: Buffalo, Jacksonville, LA Chargers, Washington

CBS Single

Areas shaded purple, including Alaska will get Indianapolis at Minnesota. Ian Eagle and Ross Tucker with the call.
Areas shaded pink, including Hawaii will get Cincinnati at Baltimore. Jim Nantz and JJ Watt with the call.
Areas shaded yellow will get Cleveland at Tennessee. Andrew Catalon and Logan Ryan with the call.
Areas shaded orange will get Miami at New York Jets. Spero Dedes and Adam Archuleta with the call.
Areas shaded green will get Denver at Arizona (Late) Kevin Harlan and Trent Green with the call.

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Fox Early

Areas shaded pink, including Alaska and Hawaii, will get San Francisco at Atlanta. Kenny Albert and Greg Olsen with the call.
Areas shaded purple will get New York Giants at Houston. Adam Amin and Drew Brees with the call.
Areas shaded green will get Tampa Bay at Carolina. Kevin Kugler and Daryl Johnston with the call.

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**Fritz** · 10-21-2026, 12:09 PM

Well, many Packer fans say they want a meaner, more aggressive type of player. Is this the guy?!? I mean, it's not like he punched a woman or anything.

**Joemailman** · 10-21-2026, 12:32 PM

Tennessee Titans coach Robert Saleh passionately defended Jordan Elliott's character and said that last week's gun-related incident involving the defensive lineman was "a call for help more than a criminal act."

Saleh confirmed that Elliott attempted to retrieve a gun from his car last Thursday following an altercation with a teammate at practice. The first-year Titans head coach vouched for Elliott, calling him a "good man."

"[Elliott] had a terrible lapse in judgment that I recognize as a call for help more than a criminal act," Saleh said Wednesday. "It's unfortunate the way it went down. As far as Jordan's concerned and the locker room and all that, I think people see it differently here than the knee-jerk reaction of the world."

**pbmax** · 10-22-2026, 08:14 PM

Consider for a moment that the Patriots and Bears both stink out loud. Now how do you feel about Gute?

**pbmax** · 10-22-2026, 09:11 PM

These are not serious teams.

And how has Vrable never played at Soldier Field?

**Bretsky** · 10-23-2026, 05:02 AM

Originally posted by pbmax View Post

Consider for a moment that the Patriots and Bears both stink out loud. Now how do you feel about Gute?

He ruined our OL and then took three weeks to figure out they sucked when most competent football fans could see that before game one. That is my first thought even before going into other details

**pbmax** · 10-23-2026, 07:39 AM

Originally posted by Bretsky View Post

He ruined our OL and then took three weeks to figure out they sucked when most competent football fans could see that before game one. That is my first thought even before going into other details

They still might be the better team even with that flaw. Though both the Bears and Patriots looked better after a poor start. Drake Maye still looked a bit lost against a porous D. I'm not convinced there.

The Packers have absolutely not developed any guards to replace the one's they aged out or declined to sign.

He shouldn't have trusted Banks to stay healthy (was he injured in the offseason? Did he get a surgery to fix his knee from last year? Or was the tendonitis just sui generis?).

I don't know what I would have advised at RT. ZBB was recovering and was progressing though it seems slower than ZBB wanted. I have no idea how prevalent a patella tear is after a healed partial tear.

When both went down they were too young, too fast. I think Burton will be OK but he's a rookie and Belton would have been less a tire fire at Guard. But Monk wasn't it. Donovan Jennings wasn't it.

They left themselves high and dry. There isn't any question about it. At cutdown they should have retained a vet or two rather than Jennings, Monk (who they must love at Center) and Williams (who they must love at tackle). I'm surprised Jennings is on the team and Monk's appeal is lost on me. I did not see much of him against the Vikes last year.

**bobblehead** · 10-23-2026, 11:37 AM

Originally posted by pbmax View Post

Consider for a moment that the Patriots and Bears both stink out loud. Now how do you feel about Gute?

The Bears are 5-2. Caleb is the real deal. And the fact that some teams stink doesn't excuse Gutes flaws. I'd rather have a different GM.

**bobblehead** · 10-23-2026, 11:43 AM

Originally posted by pbmax View Post

They still might be the better team even with that flaw. Though both the Bears and Patriots looked better after a poor start. Drake Maye still looked a bit lost against a porous D. I'm not convinced there.

The Packers have absolutely not developed any guards to replace the one's they aged out or declined to sign.

He shouldn't have trusted Banks to stay healthy (was he injured in the offseason? Did he get a surgery to fix his knee from last year? Or was the tendonitis just sui generis?).

I don't know what I would have advised at RT. ZBB was recovering and was progressing though it seems slower than ZBB wanted. I have no idea how prevalent a patella tear is after a healed partial tear.

When both went down they were too young, too fast. I think Burton will be OK but he's a rookie and Belton would have been less a tire fire at Guard. But Monk wasn't it. Donovan Jennings wasn't it.

They left themselves high and dry. There isn't any question about it. At cutdown they should have retained a vet or two rather than Jennings, Monk (who they must love at Center) and Williams (who they must love at tackle). I'm surprised Jennings is on the team and Monk's appeal is lost on me. I did not see much of him against the Vikes last year.

Mostly agree with your assessments. Monk was a pure center prospect and I think messing around by cross training him was a waste. Not sure about him as a center as we have seen limited snaps from him. The Banks mistake was signing him to that deal first and then locking themselves into him second. They had to count on ZBB healing, not blaming them for that. Can't spend much capital planning on your franchise OT to not be available. That just sucks. I think Belton could develop if he has the heart. Not sure he does. Burton I believe will be the center or guard for years as the game slows down for him. Morgan is showing more, but not enough yet. We have stemmed the bleeding with 2 vets, but not sure about the longer term. We need to get lucky with a ZBB recovery, Morgan continuing to advance and Burton becoming a player. I've said it before, when you need one thing to break right you got a chance. When you are hoping for 4 different things to work its a problem.

**pbmax** · 10-23-2026, 01:36 PM

Originally posted by bobblehead View Post

Mostly agree with your assessments. Monk was a pure center prospect and I think messing around by cross training him was a waste. Not sure about him as a center as we have seen limited snaps from him. The Banks mistake was signing him to that deal first and then locking themselves into him second. They had to count on ZBB healing, not blaming them for that. Can't spend much capital planning on your franchise OT to not be available. That just sucks. I think Belton could develop if he has the heart. Not sure he does. Burton I believe will be the center or guard for years as the game slows down for him. Morgan is showing more, but not enough yet. We have stemmed the bleeding with 2 vets, but not sure about the longer term. We need to get lucky with a ZBB recovery, Morgan continuing to advance and Burton becoming a player. I've said it before, when you need one thing to break right you got a chance. When you are hoping for 4 different things to work its a problem.

That is the great failure I think with the Guards. They have at least a possibly competent youth in Belton to backup at tackle. They didn't have anyone competent at Guard behind the presumptive starters in the offseason (Banks and Belton) except Glover who they thought was their sixth best guard (? Banks, Belton, Monk, Burton, Jennings).

I'm just kinda stunned they didn't keep Kinnard who could play both T & G. Even at replacement level, at least he knows who to block. Maybe this suggests they didn't think he could do it but he got snaps there in camp I believe.

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