Books Nailed Again With Panthers, Eagles Covers

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Books Nailed Again With Panthers, Eagles Covers

Throughout the start of each of the two most watched games by bookies this Sunday, it appeared the books would win out as both the Jets and Bears kept things somewhat close (in the first quarter at leat) only to both blow it in the end.

Philadelphia was seeing more than 80 percent of the spread action at some books as a -5.5 favorite on the road.  They won by eight points.

The Eagles ultimately demolished the Bears 31-3.

Another heavily bet on team, the Titans, did their part by covering against Indianapolis with a four-point victory.  They are competing with the Jacksonville Jaguars to win the AFC South.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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