NFL Best Bets for Week 4: Under for TNF, Over for MNF

Week 4 action in the NFL begins Thursday night with an AFC North affair, as the Browns host the Steelers, and ends Monday night with an NFC South clash between the Falcons and the Saints. Check out our NFL best bets for Week 4.

NFL Best Bets for Week 4 

Sports Interaction offers competitive odds for every game, with many betting markets for each, and you can place all of our Week 4 NFL best bets there.

Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cleveland Browns 

Both of these teams are coming off wins, and every team in the AFC North sits at 2-1. Aaron Rodgers had his best game of the season last week, leading a 30-27 win over the Cincinnati Bengals, and the Browns won their second straight with a 21-18 win over the Carolina Panthers. While both teams are 2-1, they aren't lighting up the scoreboard, with Pittsburgh tied for 24th in points per game and Cleveland 26th.

Last season, both games between these division rivals went Under, and that is the pick for this game as well; it won't be a high-scoring affair.

Best Bet: Under 38 points: (-115, Sports Interaction)

New England Patriots vs. Buffalo Bills 

The Bills are riding high at 3-0 while the defending AFC champion Patriots are 1-2 and were blown out in their last game. Josh Allen had no TDs and two picks in the last game, and Buffalo still won. The team has a balanced offense that leads the league, averaging 33.7 points per game. They've struggled on defense, ranking 21st in opponents’ ppg (26 ppg), but they'll face Drake Maye and a New England offense tied for second-to-last, averaging just 12 ppg.

The Bills have covered the spread in all three games this season, and that will continue against a Pats team with major offensive issues.

Best Bet: Bills to cover -7: (-105, Sports Interaction)

Kansas City Chiefs vs. Las Vegas Raiders 

First place in the AFC West is up for grabs in this game with both teams 3-0. Patrick Mahomes is back and playing well, and newcomer Kenneth Walker III leads the league in rushing yards. This game will show whether the Raiders are for real; in their three wins, their opponents have a total of one win between them.

KC has covered the spread in two of three games this season, and they will do it again. With Mahomes back, the Chiefs will continue to dominate the Raiders, winning and covering the spread even in Sin City.

Best Bet: Chiefs to cover -4.5: (-110, Sports Interaction)

L.A. Rams vs. Philadelphia Eagles 

The Rams entered the season with the best betting odds to win the Super Bowl but have lost two of three games. However, in their last game, a 30-26 loss to the Denver Broncos, it looked like they iced the game with a late interception, but it was called pass interference, and Denver ended up scoring. The NFL reached out to the Rams and said it should not have been a flag, but it was too late. The Eagles are at 2-1, and in their last game they laid an egg in a 27-7 loss to the Chicago Bears, who had their third-string QB under center.

The Eagles have failed to cover the spread in all three games this season, and that trend will continue. Matthew Stafford and the Rams will even their record at 2-2, facing a struggling Eagles offense, and win and cover the spread.

Best Bet: Rams to cover -3.5: (-111, Sports Interaction)

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Atlanta Falcons vs. New Orleans Saints 

Both teams are 1-2, and while the Saints lost their last game, the Falcons won theirs with an impressive 35-14 win over the Green Bay Packers, with Michael Pennix Jr. returning from injury. New Orleans has played well on offense, but their defense has been the issue, ranking tied for 26th, giving up an average of 27.7 ppg. With Pennix Jr. back, Atlanta has the confidence to move the ball, and both teams will do just that in this game, which will be far from a defensive battle.

Two of the Saints' last three games have gone Over, and in a high-scoring primetime affair in the Big Easy on Monday night, that trend will continue.

Best Bet: Over 47.5: (-111, Sports Interaction)