The breeze. The nights. The rivalries. The chants. Yes, folks! The anticipated football in the US is up and running. The 2019 NFL season is one month old and counting. This is the period where all books are in a tussle with bettors and fans over who gets more than the other. Bettors who want to follow their teams and place bets on them can use the Ladbrokes referrer code for better odds, betting options, and huge markets.
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- Oct. 20th – Ravens at Seahawks (Week 7)
A return of Earl Thomas who extended a middle finger to his side’s technical side as he left with a broken leg, on the last day he wore a Seahawks jersey, will be intriguing to watch. Despite all this, the safety is expected to receive a warm reception from the 12s after a 4-year deal signed worth $55 million. With different colors now, expect a hard-hitting safety!
- Oct. 24th – Redskins at Vikings (Week 8)
This turns out as a revenge bowl with Kirk Cousins getting back to the team that offloaded him after a rocky six-year relationship. On the flip side, another revenge tale looks ready with Case Keenum, who Vikings were unable to sign while pursuing Kirk Cousins, looks to start for the Redskins after a move from the Broncos.
- Oct. 24th – Browns at Patriots (Week 8)
Arguably one of the best NFL bowls this season. One team boasts a good NFL record of six (6) Super Bowls since 2001 and arguably the best team in the past 20 years while another team boasts of young blood with quality of receiver Odell Beckham Jr. and quarterback Baker Mayfield. In a field the Patriots have not tasted defeat since 2017, this looks a good bowl to test the Patriots credentials.
- Nov. 4th – Giants at Cowboys (Week 9)
The bowl is set to be among the strangest reunions with Cowboys Jason Wittens makes his first appearance after coming out of retirement earlier this year. His old teammates are now on the booth and for the tight end, it may seem odd.
- Nov. 17th – Patriots at Eagles (Week 11)
This shapes out as a rematch of Super Bowl LII and a battle of two former Super Bowl champions. As it stands, they are different in quality as compared to the LII bowl. There is no Nick Foles and Carson Wentz is expected to take the under center role. The Patriots, on the other hand, have no Rob Gronkowski on the offense.
- Nov 24th – Cowboys at Patriots (Week 12)
The ‘America’s Team’ travels to Massachusetts for a bowl with the 21st century most successful NFL franchise. This is another crossover game that only takes place once in four years and is poised to be thrilling.
- Dec. 5th – Cowboys at Bears (Week 14)
A meeting in Chicago poises two of the most storied franchises in the NFL league. This bowl could shape to be a crucial one on the playoff positioning. Last season saw the teams make an appearance in the playoffs and this season also is likely to see them in an NFC postseason picture once more.
- Dec. 8th – Chiefs at Patriots (Week 14)
Another bowl that pits Tom Brady and arguably NFL’s best young quarterback Patrick Mahomes. Last season saw the same teams in the AFC Championship game and going by the season’s results, the game looks like one to battle for the AFC’s No.1 seed. The Chiefs boast of a better record against the Patriots with two wins out of five and this should be another thriller.
