The last week of the NFL is here and there are still quite a few meaningful games with playoff spots on the line. Punters have a lot of options with the many bets available at 888 Sportsbook. I finished .500 on picks last week and this week in the last one I will go out with a bang with a great finish on ATS picks.
Coming into Week 17 I have compiled picks, with their spreads, for all of the NFL action this week.
All Games in Week 17 are on Sunday December 30th
Detroit Lions vs. Green Bay Packers (-8) O/U 44.5
The Packers are coming off an overtime win where they scored 44 points and Aaron Rodgers looked like the Aaron Rodgers where are used to seeing. On the other side of the coin the Lions are coming off another loss where they only scored nine points. Rodgers will light up the Lions and the Packers will win and cover in this NFC North matchup.
Atlanta Falcons vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-1.5) O/U 51.5
This is a matchup of two of the more disappointing teams this season and in the first game between the two in Atlanta the Falcons won a 34-29 shootout. Look for the same result in this game in a high scoring affair, where Atlanta will come out on top and win in the Sunshine State.
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Carolina Panthers vs. New Orleans Saints (-9) O/U 44.5
These teams played a defensive battle a couple of weeks back in Carolina where the Saints won. New Orleans has already locked up the #1 seed in the NFC playoffs and don’t look for them to play their starters the whole game. They may get the W, but the Panthers will at least cover the spread in what has a been a very disappointing season for them.
New York Jets vs. New England Patriots (-13.5) O/U 45
The Jets are coming off a tough overtime loss in their last game while the Patriots got a win and wrapped up the AFC East. The Pats still have a lot to ride on this game, as if they lose and the Houston Texans win they will not have a bye in the first round of the playoffs. Tom Brady will have a big game and New England will win and cover at home.
