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SportsLine model predicts Jets and Broncos to cover Week 7 odds

Week 7 NFL Odds Feature Uncommon Matchups and Advanced Computer Model Predictions The Week 7 NFL schedule brings several rare matchups and critical divisional battles, with reported point spreads highlighting unusual road trips and high-stakes games across the…

SportsLine model predicts Jets and Broncos to cover Week 7 odds

Week 7 NFL Odds Feature Uncommon Matchups and Advanced Computer Model Predictions

The Week 7 NFL schedule brings several rare matchups and critical divisional battles, with reported point spreads highlighting unusual road trips and high-stakes games across the league. New York visits Houston for the first time in eight years with J.J. McCarthy installed as the new starting quarterback, while Los Angeles travels to face the Raiders in Las Vegas for the first time since their relocation from Oakland. Elsewhere, the Kansas City Chiefs head to Seattle for their first visit since 2018, facing the Seahawks who are 2.5-point favorites in a matchup framed as a potential Super Bowl preview.

International and Divisional Matchups Drive Week 7 Lines

The league heads abroad for the first-ever NFL Paris Game, where Pittsburgh enters as a 3-point favorite against New Orleans on French soil. Divisional rivalries also dominate the slate with tight point spreads. The Baltimore Ravens face the Cincinnati Bengals as 1.5-point underdogs while Lamar Jackson’s availability remains uncertain due to an ankle injury. Other narrow divisional lines include the Green Bay Packers facing the Detroit Lions as 3-point underdogs, and the Carolina Panthers taking on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as 3-point underdogs.

Computer Model Projections for Key Games

SportsLine’s advanced computer model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, enters Week 7 on a 58-48 run on top-rated picks dating back to 2024. The model has generated a strong projection for the New York Jets, who sit as 4.5-point favorites with a 39.5 over/under against the Miami Dolphins in a 1 p.m. ET kickoff. The Jets hold a defense ranked among the top seven in points allowed, passing defense, and redzone scoring, while welcoming back first-round wide receiver Omar Cooper following a six-catch, 103-yard, one-touchdown performance. Miami enters off a bye week but carries an 0-3 against-the-spread record over its last three games with a rest advantage, leaving the model to forecast the Jets covering in over 60% of simulations.

In another targeted matchup, the Denver Broncos stand as 4.5-point favorites with a 43.5 over/under against the Arizona Cardinals. Denver carries an identical 4-2 record in straight-up and against-the-spread results, covering both games as a favorite. Conversely, the Cardinals sit at 0-2 against the line at home this season and 1-9 against the spread at home since the start of 2025. Arizona ranks in the bottom 10 in both scoring offense and scoring defense alongside Miami, while Denver maintains top-5 rankings in both takeaways and turnover differential. Simulations project the Broncos to cover in well over 50% of runs, with the Under hitting at a similar rate.

Frequently Asked Questions About Week 7 Betting

What is the record of SportsLine’s computer model on top-rated picks?

The model entered Week 7 of the 2026 NFL season on a 58-48 run on top-rated picks dating back to 2024, and it is up more than $5,000 for $100 players since its inception.

How do the New York Jets and Miami Dolphins compare heading into Week 7?

The Jets hold four spread victories—one shy of the league-high five—and feature a defense ranked in the top seven for points allowed, passing defense, and redzone scoring. The Dolphins enter off a bye week with an 0-3 against-the-spread record over their last three games with a rest advantage.

What are the home and away trends for the Denver Broncos and Arizona Cardinals?

Denver holds a 4-2 record both straight-up and against the spread, successfully covering both games as a favorite. Arizona holds an 0-2 home record against the line this year and a 1-9 mark against the spread at home dating back to the start of 2025.

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