Major NFL Money Trends for Week 6 Powered by Trnds Sports

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1. Kansas City Chiefs at Home After a Loss

Game: HOU @ KC (Currently at KC -5.5)

TREND: KC at home after a loss

SU: 9-3-0 (75%) last 6 years
ATS: 9-3-0 (75%) last 6 years

“Not perfect, but it’s good enough.” Patrick Mahomes’ on his injured ankle, and what should be the motto for Kansas City this week. The Kansas City Chiefs go into this game after a discouraging performance in the trenches last week against an injured Indianapolis defense and against a red hot Deshaun Watson. On the surface, it looks like it’s there for the taking for Houston. Patrick Mahomes suffered a minor ankle injury but is set to go on Sunday. Being able to apply pressure on Watson and giving Mahomes time in the pocket to make plays will be the keys to success. Kansas City is hoping to get their star wideout back this week in Tyreek Hill who should provide a boost. This game will ultimately come down to two superstar quarterbacks battling it out, and I got my money on MVP Showtime Mahomes.

2. New England Patriots at Home Coming Off a Win

Game: NYG @ NE (Currently at NE -17)

TREND: NE at home coming off a win

SU: 24-3-0 (89%) last 5 years
ATS: 19-6-2 (76%) last 5 years

The New York Giants go into this game without their top two running backs along with their number one receiver and tight end, while New England only has wideout Phillip Dorsett officially ruled out. New England is known for beating down on bad teams, and with the amount of key injuries to this Giants offense, it’s tough seeing this be close. New England is ranked first in yards AND points per game given up so far throughout the year. Tom Brady in primetime against a sub par defense (24th in PPG allowed) with a defense as such fits a solid five-year trend.

3. Seattle Seahawks After Not Covering

Game: SEA @ CLE (Currently at SEA -1.5)

TREND: SEA after not covering

SU: 32-10-1 (76%) in the Russell Wilson Era (last 8 years)
ATS: 27-13-3 (68%) in the Russell Wilson Era (last 8 years)

Seattle is coming off a close win at home last week, without covering, and a stellar performance from Russell Wilson. Cleveland is coming off a blowout loss on the road last week in Baker Mayfield’s worst game of his career. The need at offensive tackle is obvious for the Cleveland Browns, and newly acquired Seahawk Jadaveon Clowney is sure to take advantage. First year head coach Freddie Kitchens will have to battle with future Hall of Famer Pete Carroll. Two points seems kind of low and makes this trend solidify what could be a valuable bet. Taking Seattle at moneyline (-112) also brings high value (76% in last 8 years after not covering).

4. Green Bay Packers at Home After Win

Game: DET @ GB (Currently at GB -4.5)

TREND: GB at home after win

SU: 34-9-1 (79%) last 11 years
ATS: 28-14-2 (67%) last 11 years

Aaron Rodgers has not only fared well against the Detroit Lions in his career, but has also had success under the lights on Monday Night Football. Since 1992, Green Bay is a whopping 25-3 against Detroit in the state of Wisconsin, including a 1994 playoff victory. On top of that, Green Bay has won 6 of its last 8 home Monday Night Football matchups, all with Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers will be looking to keep his streak alive of throwing for over 300 yards with a 100-plus passer rating in four consecutive Monday Night Football matchups. The lights will be bright, Lambeau Field will be loud, and Rodgers should be in his bag.