NFL Bet Builder Tips & Betting Predictions

Tuten has had over 9.5 receiving yards in 3/4 games this season, including both of his last 2 where he had 17 vs. the Patriots in Week 3 and 18 vs. the Bengals in Week 4.

He has already had 54 receiving yards this season, meaning he's well on track to surpass his 79 receiving yards in 2025. Tuten could do this on Sunday against a Eagles side that ranks 16th in the NFL in opposing passing yards per game (222.0) and who conceded a whopping 309.0 passing yards in their 20-24 defeat to the Rams in Week 4.

With 7 receptions from 4 games already this season - compared to 10 from 15 games throughout all of 2025 - it is clear the Jaguars RB is being targeted more this campaign (7 targets so far in 2026, 14 targets in all of 2025) and he should be able to get over this modest total in London.

Tuten has scored 2 TDs this season - against Denver and New England - and has had 277 rushing yards in 4 games so far. This is just 30 short of his overall total in 2025, despite playing 15 games.

It is clear that Tuten is being trusted far more by this Jaguars team, while he also had 2 TDs called back last week because of holding penalties. With an impressive 4.6 rushing yards per carry, he could profit against an Eagles side that is expected to have to spend a lot of time on the field defensively due to their offensive struggles.

With the Eagles 23rd in opponent rushing yards per game (122.0) and Jacksonville 3rd with a red zone scoring percentage (TD only) of 81.82%, Tatum could have a number of opportunities to reach the end zone, particularly as he also leads the Jaguars in red-zone carries

The Eagles offense sits 26th in the NFL with an average of 18.8 PPG and are likely to be without a number of key players. The trip to London means DeVonta Smith (hamstring) and Dallas Goedert (knee) may not feature, while Eagles star RB Saquon Barkley left the field last week with a hamstring injury too.

Meanwhile, the Eagles face a Jacksonville side that has the 2nd-tightest defense in the NFL, averaging just 13.3 OPP PPG and 1.3 opponent TDs per game. All of the Jaguars last 3 games finished with 41 points or fewer, and their Week 1 win vs. the Browns only had 44 points. The Jaguars should be able to hold off the Eagles, pointing to the Under.

Hurts has gone Over 174 passing yards in 2/4 games this season, although none of his last 2. However, with the Eagles 7.5-point underdogs, this points to it being a passing game for Philadelphia, despite their injuries.

This could be to Hurts' advantage as Jacksonville has the 2nd-weakest defense in terms of opponent passing yards per game (280.3). Last time out, in their 17-22 win vs. the Bengals, the Jags conceded a whopping 414.0 passing yards.

Over their last 3 games, Jacksonville also has the weakest passing defense in the NFL with an average of 312.0 opponent yards conceded per game. Hurts averaged 201.5 passing yards per game last season and even though he's down to 178.3 over the first 4 games in 2026, he should be able to surpass this modest total in London based on these Jags numbers

With 8 passing TDs already this season, Lawrence faces an Eagles side that ranks 16th in the NFL on opponent passing yards per game (222.0).

Last time out vs. the Rams, the Eagles allowed 309.0 yards and with cornerback Quinyon Mitchell and pass rusher Jonathan Greenard potentially absent for this game in London, they could be weakened considerably.

Lawrence has had 4 passing TDs in his last 2 games - 3 vs. New England and 1 vs. Cincinnati - and if he can find a foothold early in this one, he should be able to clear 1.5 passing TDs, not least because the Eagles are likely to be defending for most of the game due to their banged-up offense.

The Colts come into this road game off the back of a trip to London, while Pittsburgh has had a semi-bye week having playing on Thursday.

The handicap being 2.5 makes this bet attractive, particularly when you consider the Steelers' 17-2 all-time record vs. the Colts in Pittsburgh. The Colts rank 30th in the NFL on opponent yards per game with 392.3 (Pittsburgh ranks 13th with 322.3) with Pittsburgh 17th in yards per game (317.8) compared to Indianapolis' 26th (284.3 yards per game).

The Colts may score more (25.5 PPG vs. 19.3) but the Steelers concede fewer (21.8 OPP PPG vs. 26.0). Indianapolis also has the habit of giving up big plays. So based on the circumstances and Pittsburgh's home field advantage, I'll take the Steelers here

Both sides are 0-4, but the Texans are coming into this game after their strongest performance of the season so far, having narrowly lost 30-34 to the Dallas Cowboys in Week 4.

Indeed, they were leading 16-6 at halftime, scuppered by a late-game collapse. C.J. Stroud threw for 347 yards and 2 TDs, while the Texans moved the ball well in general. Their defensive issues prevail (joint-27th in OPP PPG with 27.3 and 20th in opponent yards per game with 343.8) but Tennessee ranks 2nd-bottom on PPG at 13.8 and bottom in yards per game (261.3).

Following their good showing against the Cowboys, expect the Texans to continue this momentum against a poor Tennessee side. There are concerns about crossing 7 - maybe go -6.5 as a safer option in this accumulator - but I'm confident enough to back the -7.5

The Browns have won all of their last 3, while the Jets have lost all of their last 3. Their last 2 defeats have been by 7-point (31-24 vs. Detroit) and 11-point (23-12 vs. Chicago) margins too, while against the Bears, they managed a measly 157.0 offensive yards.

The Browns' recent run of form has been off the back of their strong defense and they shouldn't be troubled too much by a Jets side that ranks 25th in the NFL on yards per game with an average of 286.0.

There are clouds for Cleveland though, with Mason Graham (MCL, ankle) and Mike Hall Jr. (ankle) likely to be out through injury. Despite this, the Jets offense has failed to convince, so I'm still fancying the Browns

The Raiders are the 7th highest scorers in the NFL this season, averaging 28.8 PPG. Their lowest scoring game so far this season was 26, when they defeated the Chargers 14-26 in Week 2.

In addition, Raiders QB Kirk Cousins has thrown for 11 TD passes over the 4 games so far. In contrast, the Patriots are not high scorers (ranking 30th in the NFL with an average of 16.3 PPG) but have been kickstarted into life, having scored 29 points in their 26-29 victory over the Bills last week.

Drake Maye seems to have returned to form too, throwing for 269 yards and 3 TDs. With the Raiders 31st in the NFL on opponent yards per rush attempt (5.2), the Patriots could also utilise their rushing game too (they sit 11th with an average of 117.8 rushing yards per game). All this points to the Over