NFL odds Week 4: How to bet Broncos-Raiders, pick

The Las Vegas Raiders will go on a four-game winning streak against the Denver Broncos in Sunday’s AFC West Division showdown in Nevada.

The Raiders (0-3) hold a 69-54-2 advantage over the Broncos (2-1) in one of the NFL‘s most famous rivalries, dating back to 1960.

Can the Raiders get back in the winning column?

Here’s everything you need from a Broncos Raiders game betting perspective, from point spread, moneyline, total over/under and expert picks (odds via FOX Bet):

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Broncos @ robber (4:25 p.m. ET Sunday, CBS)

Point distribution: Raiders -2.5 (Raiders favor win by more than 2.5 points, else Broncos cover)
money line: Raiders -149 favorites to win (Bet $10 to win $16.71 total); Broncos +115 Win underdogs (bet $10 to win $21.50 total)
Total score over/under: Both teams scored 45.5 points together

The Broncos have won their last 10 games against AFC West opponents 1-9 straight (SU).

Denver is 2-5 against the spread (ATS) in the last seven games.

The Broncos have hit the under in the over/under (O/U) nine times in their last 11 games against the Raiders.

The Raiders are 8-1 ATS in their last nine games against the Broncos.

Las Vegas has gone down in the O/U in their last five home games against the Broncos.

The Raiders have hit the over in the O/U 12 times in their last 18 home games.

Choose over the FOX Sports Betting Analyst Jason McIntyre:

The Raiders are reeking, Josh McDaniels has already been summoned to a glass office by the team’s owner and the connection between Derek Carr and Davante Adams has stuttered since a strong opener.

Denver’s defense has dropped just 36 points in three games. So why was there a surge in Raiders funds all week, pushing them from -1.5 to -3?

The Raiders have beaten Denver four times in a row, but none of them have been with Josh McDaniels or against Russell Wilson.
Beware of betting on the secondary and lazy offensive line of these ghastly Raiders. Vegas’ offensive line is being overrun by Randy Gregory and Bradley Chubb, and Denver’s offense finally looks poised for a breakout game against a defense Ryan Tannehill was averaging 9.1 yards per attempt last week.

I can see the Raiders emptying the tank here with a game in KC on deck and the possibility of a 0-5 start. The market is moving against me, but I’ll side with the Broncos at this point.

SELECT: Broncos (+3 at FOX Bet at time of pick) lose by less than 3 points (or win outright)

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