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The next London game on the NFL slate is this Week 7 matchup between the Los Angeles Rams and Jacksonville Jaguars in a battle of 4-2 teams. Jacksonville was riding high off its signature primetime win over the Chiefs, and then came crashing back down to earth last week in a loss to the Seahawks. While I don’t think the Jags were ever as good as their 4-1 record suggested, I also don’t think the Rams deserve to be 3-point favorites here.

The Jaguars’ loss to Seattle has more to do with the Seahawks just being a legitimately-good team than anything else, and I’m not overreacting after 1 week – just like I wasn’t overreacting after their win over Kansas City. Liam Coen has something cooking, and the ground game is back with Travis Etienne averaging 5.3 yards per carry. I haven’t been all too impressed by the Rams even though Matthew Stafford has played at a high level, and I’m not giving them much credit at all for beating a Cooper Rush-led Ravens team last week.

Just the week before, the Rams lost to Mac Jones at home. Los Angeles’ 4 wins this season have come against a Texans team that started the year terribly, an awful Titans team, the Colts in a fluky game where Indy blew the game by dropping the ball at the goal line, and then Rush last week. The Jaguars have played in London a ton in recent years and they played there twice last year, so they won’t have to make nearly as much of an adjustment as the Rams and should acclimate better. Give me the underdog in this spot.

Rams vs Jaguars best bets: Jacksonville Jaguars +3 available at time of publishing. Playable to 1.5.

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Just how bad is the Jets’ passing attack? Their 144.2 yards per game are 6.3 fewer than the pathetic Titans and at least 24.3 fewer than every other team in the NFL. What’s amazing is that New York is this bad even though Justin Fields has not thrown a single interception yet this season. Just think how hopeless the offense will be once Fields starts forcing things and getting picked off! The Jets’ only real hope is to keep the football on the ground, but the Panthers rank #9 league-wide against the run, surrendering just 94.5 yards per contest on 4.1 yards per carry. That is part of the reason why my Jets vs Panthers prediction is under 42.5.

Adding insult to injury, or vice versa, New York wide receiver Garrett Wilson is doubtful for Sunday due to a knee problem. WR2 Josh Reynolds (hip) did not practice on Wednesday and is questionable. There is no reason to think that things will suddenly improve for Fields when he could be without 2 of his primary pass-catching targets. Fortunately for the Jets, they can at least play some semblance of defense thanks to CB Sauce Gardner and DT Quinnen Williams. Meanwhile, the Panthers have 3 offensive starters listed as questionable: RB Chuba Hubbard, TE Ja’Tavion Sanders and OT Taylor Moton. Since Young is inconsistent and Hubbard (who might not even play) has done nothing on the ground so far in 2025, Carolina does not inspire much confidence on offense. I’m backing the under with confidence.

Panthers vs Jets prediction: Under 42.5 (-108) available at time of publishing. Playable to 41.

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The New England Patriots surprisingly find themselves atop the AFC East heading into Week 7 of the NFL season. They are 4-2 and own the head-to-head tiebreaker over the Bills, having taken down Josh Allen and company in Buffalo earlier this month. New England now faces arguably the worst team in football, the Tennessee Titans, on Sunday afternoon. This is a tale of 2 franchises going in opposite directions — and with the spread set at no more than a touchdown, my Patriots vs Titans pick is for the visitors to win and cover. Tennessee just fired head coach Bill Callahan – and for good reason. The Titans 1-5 and their only win is a miracle (“fluke” would probably be an even more accurate description) fourth-quarter comeback from 15 points down against the Cardinals, made possible by Arizona RB Emari Demarcado dropping the ball before going into the endzone followed by one of the luckiest touchdowns in football history after Arizona fumbled an interception. 

Teams can sometimes galvanize around an interim head coach, but that’s usually when they have a chance to really turn around the season. That obviously isn’t the case with Tennessee. The Titans know as well as everyone else that this is a rebuilding process that will require multiple years. Now they are being asked to compete with a team is on a 3-game winning streak and has lost just once since Week 1 in a 1-possession game against the 4-1 Steelers? Drake Maye looks like the real deal at quarterback and New England is 3-0 on the road. It’s not like the Titans have any kind of significant home-field advantage, either, so the Patriots should be even bigger favorites and can be expected to win by more than a touchdown. 

Patriots vs Titans prediction: New England Patriots -7 (-110) available at time of publishing. Playable at that number.

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Two quarterbacks from the 2024 NFL Draft class will face off here as Spencer Rattler and the New Orleans Saints get ready to take on Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears. Chicago is coming off their best win of the season after beating Washington on Monday Night Football, and I think now is the time to sell high. Sure the Bears are on a three-game win streak, but that’s highly misleading.

To start this win streak off they beat a mediocre Cowboys team that just lost to the Panthers, and the next two wins were by just a single point each against the Raiders and Commanders. Right before that, they got demolished while giving up 51 points to the Lions, so let’s not get carried away with Bears excitement. They trailed most of the game against a really bad Raiders team, and I don’t see any reason for them to be such a large favorite here against the Saints who aren’t completely helpless. New Orleans just played a pretty tight game against the Patriots where Rattler averaged 8.7 yards per attempt with no turnovers against a good New England D, and the week before that they beat a suddenly resurgent Giants team by double digits.

Rattler has quietly been having a pretty solid season, and most importantly has been taking care of the ball, with only 1 interception through 6 games. The Saints are better than their record indicates, and they had a really difficult schedule to open the season. Alvin Kamara just got in a full practice on Friday for the first time in two weeks, so it seems like he is thankfully pretty much back to full health which will be a big boost to the offense.

Saints +4.5 at publishing.