The Cincinnati side are genuine Super Bowl contenders and should be backed, plus four other victories to add to your accumulator
5/8 – Cincinnati Bengals to beat the Seattle Seahawks
Cincinnati have made a very impressive start to the season, winning all four games relatively convincingly.
The questions over Andy Dalton are fading, they have playmakers on both sides of the ball and the team is slowly maturing into a real Super Bowl contender.
The Seahawks were contenders but they have been pushed hard in every game this season.
They only just beat the Lions on Monday but will come unstuck against one of the better teams in the NFL.
4/6 – Arizona Cardinals to beat the Detroit Lions
Bruce Arians will be very disappointed with his Cardinals team last week after their loss against the Rams, so a reaction is expected.
The Lions, meanwhile, are imploding: the offensive line has regressed significantly and the defence is bare in the secondary.
The talented Arizona that will be eager to respond accordingly and should have no problem doing so against a team that is struggling.
2/1 – New Orleans Saints to beat the Philadelphia Eagles
The real Drew Brees returned on Sunday night and, after taking out the Dallas Cowboys, the quarterback is targeting another NFC East team in the Philadelphia Eagles.
Chip Kelly’s side do not appear to have the right pieces going forward and are beginning to look like a team that will be completely blown up in the summer.
The Saints are talented and have a good coach – after last week’s uplifting win, they can build momentum by trouncing a poor Eagles squad.
23/10 – Cleveland Browns to beat the Baltimore Ravens
Cleveland have been a little surprising this year, proving to be much more competitive than many expected.
They were a field goal away from taking San Diego to overtime last weekend and have shown they are good enough to compete against any side.
While the Ravens will be delighted with their win against the Pittsburgh Steelerslast Thursday, it was not the positive statement they arguably needed.
Without any real offensive weapons and no difference makers on defence, the Browns are primed for a positive upset.
13/10 – Jacksonville Jaguars to beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jacksonville have already won the other game between Florida teams this season and expect them to go 2-0 this weekend.
They would have beaten the Indianapolis Colts last time out had their kicker finished the game off with two chances and they now know that, if they beat the Bucs, they have a real shot at the division.
Tampa have been a little better than expected but their defence is still too porous and their offence is turning the ball over too often.
Gus Bradley’s unit are a great price to claim the victory.
A £10 bet on the five-fold accumulator returns £616.68*.
*Odds and amounts correct at time of publication but subject to change. See site for latest.
