Oakland Raiders Season Wins Prediction, Betting Odds 2017

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Oakland Raiders Season Wins Prediction, Betting Odds 2017

The Oakland Raiders season wins were expected to be over 9.5 at -135. 

RaidersCentral insists that Oakland could be 9-0 coming into their November 19 game against New England.  Then again, they also believe the Raiders go 16-0.  We don’t see it!

PCrust NFL Era might be a little more realistic, with a predicted outcome of 12-4, noting that they got plenty of talent during this year’s free agency. 

 

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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