Before Week 1 of 2022 NFL goes into action, here is a line-up for five events where the final consequence could overpower everyone’s predictions. Some sides struggle with injuries, while others have new entries into the team. The final result will be the talk of the town; however, we can have our analysis before things begin to get into action.
Raiders and Chargers will face each other, with Raiders having a spread of +3.5. The Chargers are the favorites to win since they added Khalil Mack. J.C. Jackson is expected to miss Week1 as he has sustained an ankle injury. Khalil is still a great one but if that would suffice, taking over The Raiders is a big question.
The Raiders have acquired Davante Adams, and the team is back with more power after single-handedly disappointing the Bolts fans in the 2021 postseason. Chandler Jones has stepped into the team, and the Raiders look fully prepared to take on any opponent who comes their way in Week 1.
Bills and Rams will also clash, with the Rams having a spread of +2. The Rams are on the verge of losing Matthew Stafford as his struggle against elbow tendinitis continues. The good news is that most of the integral parts are home which is evident by the addition of Allen Robinson.
The Rams have a home-field advantage with a question if the team can capitalize on it. Von Miller is with the Bills now, and the team is indeed bragging on & on about it. The Rams are on the lookout to tackle Miller and his teammates.
The Bucs go against the Cowboys, who have a spread of +2.5. Both the teams have players suffering from injuries, bringing darker clouds over their heads regarding the final performance. Could it be a low scoring one would remain a question.
Tom Brady enters the Bucs as the Cowboys look to promote a rookie at left tackle after Tyron Smith got injured. While the Cowboys still have a long-shooting quarterback. The Bucs will likely be in the unknown region till the time they don’t meet the final score on a positive note.
The Chiefs and the Cardinals are due to produce a nail-biter, with the Cardinals having a spread of +6. The Cardinal have come home for an advantage that The Chiefs will miss. The absence of DeAndre Hopkins could go against their vibe after he received a 6-game suspension. Marquise Brown replaces him as the Chiefs look to create history.
NFL betting emphasizes a lot on the spreads as they determine the final winning of a participant. Assuming underdogs make it big in Week 1, many participants will be left to review their bets until the next week.
The Packers and the Vikings enter, with the Vikings having a spread of +1.5. The Packers have a surprise for themselves as Davante Adams will not be on the field, and Aaron Rodgers will be alone for the first time since 2013. The Vikings also have a rookie coach who brings a new perspective to the team.
