Vikings vs. Lions Predictions

We have Vikings vs. Lions predictions for Week 9 of the NFL on Monday, November 3 at 5:00 AM.

The Lions look to bolster their Super Bowl credentials with a win over the Vikings as a –9.5 favourite, and money has come for the Jared Goff-led team.

Vikings vs. Lions Predictions

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Best Bet

Lions –9.5 @ $1.90

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We believe the Lions are a genuine Super Bowl contender, and the Vikings could be in for a tough game. The Lions are 5-2 and 3-0 at home and playing at Ford Field only helps their chances of covering the NFL spread.

They bounced back from a loss to the Chiefs with a 24-9 win over the Buccaneers. That was a strong showing, and the bye week came at exactly the right time. They have been nursing some injuries, so they come into this game fresh.

The Vikings were thumped 37-10 by the Chargers last week, which wasn’t a good showing. We don’t have much faith in the visitors, so back the Lions to score a comfortable double-figure win.

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Same Game Multi

Lions –9.5, Jahmyr Gibbs Anytime Touchdown Scorer, Amon-Ra St. Brown Anytime Touchdown Scorer, Over 48.5 Points @ $7.00

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We’re going with two quality Lions players to score touchdowns in Jahmyr Gibbs and Amon-Ra St. Brown. Gibbs has been on a tear with six touchdowns, and the running back comes off a two-touchdown performance against Tampa Bay.

St. Brown has been through some injury problems, but he bounced back with a TD against the Buccs. That was a good showing, and getting $2.02 is enough to boost NFL multi odds.

Despite the Vikings not scoring many points recently, we’re backing over 48.5 points. The Lions will score most of them, in what could be a 34-17 scoreline.

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Best Value Bet

Jahmyr Gibbs First Touchdown Scorer @ $5.30

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Most of the money has come for Gibbs to score the opening touchdown. We’re not surprised to see the Lions running back firm into $5.30 after scoring twice against the Buccaneers, and he gets given the ball close to the end zone.

That’s why he’s the current favourite to score the opening TD, and he’s making a case to be the top-scoring RB this year.

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