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NFL Week 11 Top Games
Here are the odds and analysis for a pair of NFL games in Week 11. Betting odds from BetMGM Sportsbook.
New York Jets at New England Patriots (-3.5)
It’s another edition of the Belichick Bowl, as the Jets and Patriots clash in the second of their two meetings this season. Belichick was head coach of the Jets twice, though his combined tenure was barely long enough to cook a turkey. But his on-again, off-again term as Jets head coach still stings many who cheer for the Green and White. That’s why these annual games between the Great Dynastic Patriots and the Hapless J-E-T-S are so damn interesting.
Three weeks ago, the Patriots booted the Jets in a come-from-behind 22-17 victory at MetLife Stadium. “Booted” is the operative word, as Belichick relied on the foot of his kicker (five times) to put most of the points on the scoreboard. In that game, the Patriots selfishly handled the football for 35 minutes of the game, including most of the second half. The New England defense forced Jets QB Zach Wilson to throw often, as the Jets could not run the ball (39 yards on planned running plays).
We like the Patriots even when giving up 3.5 points. The AFC East is tightly-packed, with all four teams in a playoff position, but just two games separating them. A Pats win would be like two victories in a way because it would tie them with New York, but also secure the tiebreaker.
Los Angeles Rams at New Orleans Saints (-3)
When the shine leaves the apple, you’re usually left with bruises, and maybe a worm or two. That’s how the Rams’ season is going. A few early season losses led to doubt, and as the defending champions kept struggling, the rest of the league lost respect for them. Now, they just seem like damaged fruit.
The Saints have to be near-perfect the rest of the way to get into the NFL Playoff hunt, which means the time is now for New Orleans to win a key home game and climb toward the 5-4 teams that are still very much in the playoff picture.
Saints head coach Dennis Allen has given his quarterback the dreaded vote of confidence.
“We’re going to go with Andy [Dalton],” Allen told ESPN this week. “We discussed it as a staff. I got an opportunity to talk to both quarterbacks, and I feel like right now, Andy is the direction that we want to go.”
Yes, Andy Dalton is still in the league. Maybe since he’s playing for a team so far deep in the south, that’s what many of us have forgotten. Or maybe it’s the seven interceptions (three in his last two games) that make him forgettable. The Red Rifle is more like a Pop Gun now.
Still, we like the home team to deliver yet another puzzling loss on the Rams, who maybe still have a hangover from winning the Super Bowl in their own backyard.
