Free NFL Picks for Week 11 From Gambling911.com

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Gambling911.com earlier in the week released its free pick on the Patriots vs. Colts Sunday Night Football game where we believe Indianapolis will cover the -3 point spread.

On Sunday morning we are loving the Rams +10.5 at Sportsbook.ag. Some books had moved Denver down to -9 despite the fact that they were seeing 85% of the action.  So the reaction is to try and get more?

Denver has become the most wagered on side of the week.

With St. Louis allowing only two touchdowns over the past three weeks, this game will likely be closer than what the betting public might think.

The Rams are 7-1-1 Against The Spread in their last 9 home games vs. a team with a winning road record.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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