The Detroit Lions have had a good start to the season, being leaders in their division, and now they will play at home again against the Las Vegas Raiders, who could have a great comeback in week 8 of the NFL.
The Raiders are coming off a 12-30 loss to the Chicago Bears, with a night to forget for quarterback Brian Hoyer.
Detroit Lions come from a painful 38-6 loss visiting the Baltimore Ravens, where the defense and offense were missing.
When:
Monday, October 30 at 8:15 pm ET in Empower Field at Mile High
Moneyline odds:
Raiders +325
Lions -355
Where can I watch it?
NFL on DAZN and FOX
Why Bet on the Raiders?
The Las Vegas Raiders are part of the Western Division of the American Conference, which already has a sure winner barring a sports miracle: the Kansas City Chiefs. But this does not detract from the fact that David Ziegler’s team is in second place with a 3-4 record.
In the last game, they lost 30-12 to the Chicago Bears, in a night to forget for quarterback Brian Hoyer, who only advanced 129 yards, did not give an assist for a touchdown, and had two interceptions.
He had to be replaced by Aidan O’Connell’, who completed 10 of 13 passes, with 75 yards, a touchdown assist, and a pass interception.
There was little to note about the offense, other than Jakobi Meyers scored once. Elsewhere, Las Vegas was unnoticed in the game.
However, manager David Ziegler could bring back Jimmy Garoppolo, the franchise player and a quarterback who can give better performances than the current ones. The former Patriots and 49ers player is indebted to the Raiders since is his first season and he has been out of several games due to injury.
Why Bet on the Lions?
The Detroit Lions are one of the best teams in the National Conference and their 5-2 record confirms it at the moment.
However, they are coming off a tough 38-6 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, where quarterback Lamar Jackson did whatever he wanted, with 357 air yards and three touchdown passes.
The defense was virtually non-existent for Detroit, but the offense didn’t lend a hand either, despite Jared Goff completing 33 of 53 passes for 284 yards and just one interception. But no one on the team was able to score, Jahmyr Gibbs managed only 11 carries and Amon-Ra St. Brown’s 103 yards rushing were of little use.
This could have been an accident against a great team like Baltimore, but the season record proves one thing: Detroit has a complete squad that is ready to fight hard in the postseason.
The loss for manager Brad Holmes is safety CJ Gardner-Johnson while running back David Montgomery is a doubt.
Final Betting Analysis: Raiders at Lions
Beyond the impact of the possible return of quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo for the Las Vegas Raiders, the clear favorite to win at home is the Detroit Lions, who need to bounce back after the humiliating loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
The numbers at MyBookie.ag have the Lions as favorites, as the Moneyline for them shows -355. Meanwhile, the Raiders have +325.
The last time these teams met, the victory went to the Raiders, who were playing in Oakland, by 31-24.
Go for a win in the Lions’ Moneyline. If you bet $100 at -355, you will gain $28 for a total payout of $128.
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