Monday Night Football Week 4 Injury Report Kansas City-New England The home team has recorded a victory in each of the last six games involving these clubs. The last five meetings between the Packers and Falcons has gone over the total.Ītlanta has outright won in three of its last four matchups with the Packers. Atlanta is 0-3 SU and 1-2 ATS during the 2020 NFL season.Īll six games that these teams have been involved in this year have gone over the total. Green Bay is one of only two teams-Seattle being the other-that is still undefeated both SU and ATS. New England’s 43-40 “W” during the 2018 regular season was the only time since the start of 2017 that the home squad came through in front of their fans. The visiting side has outright won three of the last four clashes between the Pats and Chiefs. One would have to go back to the Divisional Round of the 2016 NFL Playoffs, a game the Pats won 27-20 at home as seven-point favorites, to find the last time this matchup went chalk. The underdog has covered in each of the last four contests involving these teams. It is worth noting that the most recent matchup, which occurred during the 2019 regular season, did land under the number by more than 10 points after the Chiefs secured a 23-16 victory in a game that had a total set at 49.5 points. The total has gone under in four of the last five contests between these organizations. The Patriots hold a 3-2 edge in outright wins, but the Chiefs have covered in three out of those five games. Kansas City and New England have met five times since the beginning of the 2016 campaign.
The Patriots are 2-1 SU and ATS in the same span. The Chiefs are one of six teams that is still undefeated at this juncture and boast a 2-1 ATS record through the first three games of the 2020 NFL season. Monday Night Football Week 4 Betting Trends Chiefs Vs. Shops are writing around 72% of all tickets on the over, which has translated to 66% of the handle, but the line has dipped down to 56.5 points-down one point from the initial mark-due to some sharp plays on the under. The total hasn’t been as polarizing, although most people are hoping the game-which already has the highest over/under of Week 4-ends up eclipsing the number. The wise guys have been hammering the Falcons, resulting in 63% of the money coming in on the underdog.
Two-thirds of all wagers made against the spread are on Green Bay to cover, but there is a major discrepancy in this primetime affair’s betting handle. The Packers usually get plenty of support from the betting public, especially when they are playing at Lambeau Field, and that is once again the case for this Monday Night Football game. Oddsmakers like Green Bay to win tonight in convincing fashion, installing the team as five-point chalk and further adjusting the odds to GB -6 after a deluge of action on the home squad. Despite the lopsided action, the over/under has dipped down to 48.5 points after opening at 50. 62% of all bets and 61% of the cash are hoping for plenty of points to go up on the board, but sharps are making a contrarian play to force the line down. The public is also rooting a high-scoring matchup, which isn’t shocking given five of the last six contests involving these clubs has gone over the total. As of Monday night, the Chiefs are drawing 71% of all bets made against the spread and 78% of the handle. The public was already overwhelmingly backing the Chiefs at Arrowhead, but even more money is coming in on the defending champions now that they are going to be facing a Brian Hoyer-led Pats offense. Because of the pandemic-related circumstances surrounding the postponement-notably the absence of Patriots quarterback Cam Newton, who was placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list after testing positive for coronavirus-Kansas City is now expected to have a massive edge in this rivalry clash. The odds for the postponed Kansas City-New England game have drastically shifted since bookmakers first put the contest up on the board with the Chiefs as a 6.5-point favorite. Monday Night Football Week 4 Odds Chiefs-Patriots
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