Major NFL Money Trends for Week 11 Powered by Trnds Sports

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1. Carolina Panthers at Home After a Road Game

Game: ATL@CAR (currently at CAR -5.5)

TREND: CAR at home after a road game

SU: 14-6-0 (70%) last 20 games
ATS: 14-5-1 (74%) last 20 games

BONUS TREND: ATL on the road

SU: 8-12-0 (40%) last 20 games
ATS: 5-15-0 (25%) last 20 games

Atlanta did the impossible last week in New Orleans by crushing the Saints as a 13.5 underdog. Carolina is coming off a close loss in the first snow game of the year in Lambeau. This is one of those games where Atlanta would love to be spoilers to Carolina’s season and knock off another division opponent. Shutting down an elite offense one week in New Orleans and then go back and lock up MVP Christian McCaffery the week after, both away from home, is a tough challenge for any defense. Now put in the fact that Atlanta ranks 22nd in YPG allowed and 29th in PPG allowed. Davonta Freeman and Austin Hooper are sidelined for this game, making it even easier for Carolina to have a bounce-back game.

2. New Orleans After a Loss

Game: NO@TB (currently at NO -5.5)

TREND: NO after a loss

SU: 10-5-0 (67%) last 15 games
ATS: 10-5-0 (67%) last 15 games

BONUS TREND: TB at home

SU: 1-3-0 (25%) this season
ATS: 0-4-0 (0%) this season

New Orleans did not get the job done last week in a concerning effort at home. No touchdowns were scored on offense and the defense looked average at best. Sean Payton and the whole Saints organization knows how important it is for the Road to the Super Bowl in the NFC to go through New Orleans. Losing back-to-back division games won’t get it done and New Orleans should be expected to get back on track. Drew Brees and Alvin Kamara have another week to sharpen themselves from the injury and get back to elite form. New Orleans’ defense should be motivated to prove a point this week, and a Jameis Winston-led offense is a prime opportunity to show their worth.

3. Jacksonville Jaguars After Bye

Game: JAX@IND (currently at IND -3)

TREND: JAX after Bye

SU: 5-5-0 (50%) last 10 games
ATS: 7-2-1 (78%) last 10 games

Nick Foles is making his return since suffering a broken collarbone just 10 plays into the season, and the team is hype to say the least. Even though Gardner Minshew played decent in his starting stint, Foles should provide an instant upgrade to the offense. The former Super Bowl MVP looked the part in his small amount of time this year, and his teammates are expecting him to pick pick up right where he left off. With the emergence of DJ Chark and Leonard Fournette, Jacksonville’s offense has a lot of potential with Foles at the helm.

Indianapolis on the other hand, has started to hit a downfall on the year. Even though Brian Hoyer has started the last two games they’ve lost, losing to Miami leaves no excuses on the table. Jacksonville should be able to withstand Indianpolis’ dominant offensive line and come out of this game with a close loss or even a win.

4. Kansas City in Division Road Games

Game: KC@LAC (currently at KC -4)

TREND: KC in division road games

SU: 13-2-0 (87%) last 15 games
ATS: 12-3-0 (80%) last 15 games

This Kansas City Chiefs team is a tale of two teams. On one side of the ball, there’s Patrick Mahomes playing at an MVP level, even while being sidelined for a couple of games. The other side of the ball is a defense that is allowing a whopping 148 rushing YPG and just allowed Ryan Tannehill to successfully perform a game winning drive in less than a minute. Mahomes is going to get what he wants and this game ultimately comes down to Kansas City being able to stop the two headed rushing attack of Melvin Gordon and Austin Ekeler. Andy Reid has always faired well against his AFC West division rivals, and after a disappointing loss last week, expect him to call a classic on MNF in Mexico.