While all eyes are focusing (and appropriately so) on Sunday night’s game at Indianapolis. advanced lines have already been set for NFL week seven. The New England Patriots have opened as 9½-point favorites over division rival New York Jets in week seven look-ahead lines. That represent the largest early line point spread for the thirteen NFL games being played next week.
At this moment in time the Pats-Jets contest is the only week seven game between two teams with winning records. Three thus far undefeated teams – the Packers, Bengals and Broncos – are all off with a bye.
Two games do not have any early lines due to injuries at quarterback. Buffalo QB Tyrod Taylor is dealing with a knee injury, resulting in the Bills-Jaguars game being off the board at the moment. Ben Roethlisberger is recovering from a more serious knee injury, and with his status very much up in the air the Steelers-Chiefs game also has no advanced line listed.
Here is a look at today’s NFL week seven odds:
2-3 Seattle Seahawks (-6) at 1-4 San Francisco 49ers; Thursday night 10/22 on CBS/NFLN
3-2 Buffalo Bills (n/l) vs 1-4 Jacksonville Jaguars in London; Sunday morning 10/25 on yahoo.com
2-3 Cleveland Browns at 2-3 St. Louis Rams (-4½); early Sunday game on CBS
3-2 Pittsburgh Steelers (n/l) at 1-4 Kansas City Chiefs; early game on CBS
1-4 Houston Texans at 1-3 Miami Dolphins (-1½); early game on CBS
3-1 New York Jets at 4-0 New England Patriots (-9½); early game on CBS
2-2 Minnesota Vikings (-3) at 0-5 Detroit Lions; early game on FOX
5-0 5-1 Atlanta Falcons (-3) at 1-3 Tennessee Titans; early game on FOX
2-3 Tampa Bay Buccaneers at 2-3 Washington Redskins (-5); early game on FOX
1-4 1-5 New Orleans Saints at 3-2 Indianapolis Colts (-6½); early game on FOX
2-3 Oakland Raiders at 2-3 San Diego Chargers (-4½); late game on CBS
2-3 Dallas Cowboys at 3-2 New York Giants (-5½); late game on FOX
2-3 Philadelphia Eagles at 4-0 Carolina Panthers (-2½); Sunday night game on NBC
1-4 Baltimore Ravens at 4-1 Arizona Cardinals (-7); Monday night game on ESPN
Bye Week: 5-0 Cincinnati Bengals; 5-0 Denver Broncos; 5-0 Green Bay Packers; 2-3 Chicago Packers
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