NFL Bet Builder Tips & Betting Predictions

Bills QB Allen is averaging 250.7 passing yards per game this season, 0.7 over this line, while he has passed for 250+ yards in 4/6 games in which he has featured this season.

Last time out in Week 6 vs. the Raiders, he passed for 255 yards and 2 TDs, completing 23 of 33 attempts.

In Week 8, he’s up against a Ravens side that has a bang average passing defense, sitting 16th in the NFL with an opponent passing yards per game of 220.9. This jumps up to 228.3 over their last 3 games, but they had a nightmare against the Bengals last time out, giving up 284.0 passing yards.

In his rookie season, Ravens TE Josh Cuevas is averaging 17.0 receiving yards per game, 7.0 over this line, having been targeted 11 times and receiving 9. His receiving yards per reception is 13.2 yards, 3.2 over this line.

He has received for 10+ yards in 4/L5 games and all of his last 3 games, with 26 vs. Atlanta in Week 5, 44 vs. Cleveland in Week 6, and 35 vs. Cincinnati in Week 7.

He will fancy his chances to extend this run against a Buffalo Bills passing defense that ranks 2nd-worst in the NFL, with 285.8 opponent passing yards per game. Over their last 3 games, the Bills have averaged 317.3 opponent passing yards per game, the worst record in the NFL.

Hill has had 2+ receptions in 5/L6 games, including all of his last 4. This includes 2 vs. Tennessee and Atlanta in Weeks 4 and 5, then 3 vs. Cleveland and Cincinnati in Weeks 6 and 7.

He is up against the Bills, who have the weakest passing defense in the NFL over the last 3 games (317.3 opponent passing yards per game) and 2nd-weakest overall this season (285.8 opponent passing yards per game).

At 40.3 opponent pass attempts per game and 26.2 opponent completions per game, Buffalo ranks 30th in the NFL on both metrics. Meanwhile, the Bills rank 16th with a 64.88% opponent completion percentage. Hill will fancy his chances of getting at least 2 receptions here.

The Baltimore Ravens WR is averaging 101.3 receiving yards per game this season, making 2026 the best season of his career so far by some distance (his 2nd-best was 2025, when he averaged 71.2 Y/G).

He has received for over 80 yards in 4/6 games this season, including last time out against the Bengals where he received for 137 yards and 1 TD.

He is frequently being targeted - 11 times in each of his last 2 games - and will fancy his chances against a weak Bills passing defense, which ranks 2nd-worst in the NFL with 285.8 opponent passing yards per game, and worst over the last 3 games with 317.3.

The Bills RB is averaging 104.5 rushing yards per game this season, making 2026 his best campaign on this metric. He has rushed for 80+ yards in 4/6 games this season, including both of his last 2.

In Week 5, he rushed for 111 yards and 2 TDs vs. the Rams (37-34 OT win) and in Week 6 he rushed for 95 yards and 1 TD vs. the Raiders (33-30 win). He had 25 and 22 rush attempts respectively in these 2 games, suggesting he will get opportunities here too.

While the Ravens rank 9th in rushing defense, with an average of 96.6 opponent rushing yards per game this season, and 7th in opponent yards per rush attempt (3.8), Buffalo ranks 2nd in rushing yards per game (148.8), 2nd in yards per rush attempt (5.1), and 7th (29.3) in rushing attempts per game. Baltimore are 11th (25.4) in opponent rushing attempts per game.

With the totals market set at 54.5 suggesting this will be an expansive, high-scoring game, expect the Bills offense to prevail here. After all, they have scored 37 and 33 points in their last 2 games.

It’s a high total, but then Buffalo are scoring an average of 32.8 PPG this season, making them the best offense in the NFL. Baltimore sits 12th with a 24.1 PPG average, so the 2 sides combined make 56.9, 2.4 over this line.

Defensively, both sides are in the bottom half, with Buffalo ranking 30th with an OPP PPG of 28.5. Baltimore sits 18th, averaging 23.9 OPP PPG.

The last 2 Bills games had 71 and 63 points (37-34 vs. the Rams, 33-30 vs. the Raiders) while 5/6 Bills games this season have had over 54.5 points. The Ravens, meanwhile, conceded 35 points to the Bengals last time out.

With the Bills entering this game off a bye and Lamar Jackson returning for the Ravens, there will be a lot of well-rested players in this encounter too. Last season, the game between the two sides had 81 points as the Bills beat the Ravens 40-41. The Over looks beatable here.

Fresh from their 35-13 rout of the Baltimore Ravens last Sunday, Cincinnati host a Titans side that is 1-6 on the season with the 2nd-worst scoring offense in the NFL (15.4 PPG). In contrast, the Bengals have the 4th-strongest offense this season, averaging 27.2 PPG.

The Titans defense sits 26th in the NFL on opponent yards per game (364.1) and could struggle against an in-form Joe Burrow. The Bengals QB threw for 292 yards and 4 TDs against the Ravens, adding to the 4 TDs he threw for against Miami the previous week.

With a league-best completion percentage of 71.7%, and Cincinnati also top of the charts with an average of 6.5 3rd down conversions per game (for a league-leading 50.65% 3rd down conversion percentage), they should have too much for a timid Tennessee side.

The 4-2 Jaguars have home advantage and go into this game following a bye week, so will be refreshed. The 2-5 Colts, meanwhile, are on a 3-game skid and this will be their 4th road game in the last 5 weeks (including a London trip). The Colts are also starting to sell their best players, suggesting instability, while their banged-up secondary will also weaken them.

Jacksonville sits 8th in the NFL offensively with an average of 25.7 PPG, Indianapolis are 20th with 22.0 PPG (and just 17.3 PPG in their last 3 games). It is in defense where Jacksonville should prevail though - they are 3rd strongest in the NFL with an OPP PPG of 17.3. The Colts rank joint-23rd with an OPP PPG of 25.7.

In recent years, the Jaguars have also been dominant in the head-to-heads, winning 7/9 games since the start of the 2022 season. 4 of these wins have been by at least 10.5 points and a 5th was by 10 points exactly. The last time the Jaguars hosted the Colts, last December, they won 19-36.

This is a battle between 2 teams with near-identical records. The Browns and the Steelers are both 5-2 atop the AFC North, with the Browns on a 2-game winning run and the Steelers on a 3-game winning run. The Steelers have won 3 games at home this season, with the Browns winning 2 games on the road.

Pittsburgh are scoring an average of 21.9 PPG, Cleveland 19.0. Defensively, the Steelers are conceding 19.7 OPP PPG and the Browns 20.9. Pittsburgh have a +2.1 scoring margin, Cleveland -1.9, but +0.3 in their last 3 games.

The 2 sides have already met this season too, with the Browns winning 27-24 (+3 margin). All of this points to a close game, which makes Browns +3.5 the value here.