There’s a double dose of Monday Night Football to kick off the week, with the Buffalo Bills visiting the Atlanta Falcons and the Chicago Bears taking on the Washington Commanmders. With BetMGM bonus code ROCKYBET, new players will receive up to $1,500 if their opening bet on either of the games doesn’t hit.
BetMGM bonus code ROCKYBET: How to land $1,500 bonus on Monday Night Football
The Falcons host the Bills and the Washington welcomes the Bears for Monday Night Football, and with BetMGM bonus code ROCKYBET, new customers will have their opening stake on the games covered up to $1,500 if their bet doesn’t hit.
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BetMGM bonus code ROCKYBET: Monday Night Football odds and previews
A Monday Night Football doubleheader is on the docket, so let’s take a look at each of the games.
Bills vs. Falcons: 7:15 p.m. ET
The Bills endured their first loss last week and head to Mercedes-Benz Stadium at 4-1. Atlanta enjoyed an early bye but may be shorthanded in the affair. While they are slated to get cornerback A.J. Terrell back from injury, rookie defenders Xavier Watts and BIlly Bowman popped up on the Friday injury report. The two rookies have impressed early on, with three interceptions between them.
The Falcons (2-2) desperately need this game at home to keep pace with the 4-1 Buccaneers in the NFC South. They enter as underdogs.
Chicago Bears vs. Washington Commanders: 8:15 p.m. ET
It wasn’t unexpected, but Washington wide receiver Terry McLaurin will not suit up for Monday Night Football as he continues to battle a thigh injury. This will be the third straight game without their star wideout, but Jayden Daniels connected with Deebo Samuel early and often in Washington’s 27-10 win over the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 5. Unfortunately, Samuel is also beat up and is a game-time decision to play.
The Bears were on a Week 5 bye but are riding a two-game win streak into Monday Night Football. They topped the Raiders 25-24 on a rushing touchdown by DeAndre Swift in the game’s final minute in Week 4.
The Commanders are favorites at home, with the over/under set at 50 points.
