FrontPageBets' Mike Szvetitz is above .500 for the first time this season against the spread. This week, he's counting on the road favorites to come through.
By Mike Szvetitz FrontPageBets One week into the second half of the NFL season, things are trending upward for yours truly.
People are also reading… In our Week 11 best bets we originally said to take the under in that one. That's when we thought the game was being played in a blizzard. This changes things, as the Over/Under is 48.5. We're hammering the over as well as the Bills to cover the 8.5.Out of 13 games on Sunday and Monday's slate, six teams are road favorites.
In this weird weekend right before Thanksgiving, here at FrontPageBets we're looking forward to all the stuffing.Cleveland Browns vs. Buffalo BillsLos Angeles Rams vs. New Orleans SaintsWashington Commanders vs. Houston TexansCincinnati Bengals vs. Pittsburgh SteelersSan Francisco 49ers vs. Arizona Cardinals
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