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You can bet the Washington Redskins vs. Panthers game with Washington now a +1 or +1.5 dog depending on the book. They opened at -2 some places. Washington is 2-2 Straight Up and 2-2 Against The Spread.
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What to Bet
Redskins to Win NFC East Paying $32.50 for Every $10 bet
The Redskins So Far in 2018
Walter Football: “Alex Smith remains a mediocre quarterback. But hey, at least the Redskins didn’t have a younger, more physically talented quarterback on their roster that they got rid of for him.”
Fansided: "Head coach Jay Gruden has been relying the veteran combination of quarterback Alex Smith and running back Adrian Peterson. The latter ran for 236 yards and three scores on 56 carries during the club’s 2-1 start. As usual, the efficient Smith turned over the ball just once in three games while hitting on 68.8 percent of his throws for 767 yards and four touchdowns. But the real story to date was the play of the Washington defense, which allowed only 278 total yards per game and six offensive touchdowns in 12 quarters. And if that side of the football can remain effective, the Redskins are a legitimate threat in the division."
Redskins 2018 Odds
They pay $32.50 to win the 2018 NFC East. Lock this price in now because the payout odds will be less attractive should they win this week. Washington is at 70-1 odds to win the 2019 Super Bowl.
Line Move and Who the Public is Backing
Spread action is relatively balanced. There is definitely some strategic betting potential here should this be a close game with books offering different lines. We are seeing a range from Carolina -1.5 to Washington -2.
The Panthers-Redskins Trends, Predictions
Carolina beat Washington on the road the last time they faced the Skins in 2016 by 11 points.
The Panthers are 6-0 ATS in their last 6 games after allowing more than 30 points in their previous game.
The betting public is correct when moving the money line in WASHINGTON games 25% of the time over the past 3 seasons. (8-24), thus giving Washington the edge here.
Panthers Pro Bowl tight end Greg Olsen made it through a week of practice with no setbacks and is on target to start Sunday's game at Washington.
From NFL.com:
- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com
