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Full NFL predictions, picks for entire Week 7 slate

The Post’s Erich Richter makes his picks and predictions for Week 7 of the NFL season.

SUNDAY

Patriots (+6) over Jaguars (in London)

The Jaguars are a disaster, we♔ know that. But did anyone w🌱atch Drake Maye last week? I did.

He looked excellent in his NFL debut.

The Texans defense is among the best in the NFL, while the Jaguars are ꧂ranked 32nd in defensive DVOA (Defense-adjusted Value Over Average).

The Patriots roll to victory here.

Eagles (-3) over GIANTS

You don’t want to back road favorites too often, but the Eag🌊les have had the Giants’ number for years, and I don’t expect that to change Sunday.

Malik Nabers’ return is a definite boost💖, but losing Andrew Thomas is a concern because of what will now turn into a bad offensive line.

Big Blue’s offense isn’t good as it is.

Jets (-2) over STEELERS

The Jets are riding high after a loss — go figure. Davante🎀 Adams is in and still a very good player, so the of☂fense should be strong.

Greg Zeurlein is a big problem, especially in Pittsburg♊👍h, which is a tough place to kick.

It would be nice if we 💃could trust the Jets kicker, but fading Russell Wilson is good enough.

FALCONS (-3) over Seahawks

Call it bias, but I think the Falcons are one of the best teams in foot🃏ball🍰.

Atlanta is the seventh-best in y🧸ards per play, and it is the fifth-best team, according to Pro Football Focus, so there’s plenty of reason for optimism.

Seattle is allowing 7.1 yards per play in their past three games; I’m expecting theꦛ🅺 Falcons to roll.

Will Levis heads off the field after throwing a fourth quarter interception during the Titans’ Week 6 loss to the Colts. Denny Si🧸mmons / The Tennesse💮an / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Titans (+9.5) over BILLS

Th💯e Tennessee defense is not getting nearly enoꦜugh respect here.

The Titans ar🏅e allowing 4.3 yards per play, the lowest in the NFL.

Buffalo is coming into this game on a short week after an emotional and — leꩲt’s be honest🌊 — lucky victory at MetLife.

You would be foolish to lay the ▨points on Buffalo.

Th𓄧e Titans are live to win this one outright, especially because we have seen many Josh Allen-led teams lay an egg as big favorites.

BROWNS (+5.5) over Bengals

Both of these teams stink, to be clear, but the Browns pass defense is solid enough to slow down Joe Burrow and🏅 the Benꦚgals.

They’re a top-10 pass defense in p♉assing yards a🅰llowed to opposing teams.

Cincinna🍰ti can’t really run the ball to victory, and their defense (22nd in DVOA) is so bad it could make 🐈Deshaun Watson and fresh-off-injury Nick Chubb look semi-competent.

Browns running back Nick Chubb looks on before a preseason game against the Vikings. Getty Images

Texans (+3) over PACKERS

I’ll take the better defen💞se in a coin-flip game.

Houston is allowing the fourth-fewest yards🔴 p𒈔er play in the NFL, while Green Bay is 16th.

The Packers definitely have a better offense, putting up 6.2 yards per play (fourth best), but t🐠he Texans aren’t bad in their own right at 5.7 (11th).

All things considered,♓ the Texans should be the play here, considering they have the better quarterback to boot.

Dolphins (+3.5) over COLTS

No, Jonathan Taylor for the Colts, and De’Von Aꦛchane is expected to be back in the fold for Miami.

All good news for the Dolphins, who had a bye week to prepare🌞 f🌊or this game.

Meanwhile, Anthony Richardson expects to return to starting for reaso♌ns that are un♋clear.

He is the second-worst q🐻uarterback among all starters൲, according to PFF.

Jared Goff sets up in the shotgun during the the Lions’ Week 6 blowout win over the Cowboys at AT&T Stadium. Andrew Dieb-Imagn Images

Lions (+1.5) over VIKINGS

Think about what this line would’ve been pres🍌eason. Now look a𝐆t it.

The Viking🦩s were꧟ one-point favorites to the Giants in Week 1.

Now they’re 1.5-point favoꩲrites to one of the NFꦗC’s Super Bowl favorites?

No chance I’m betting on Sam Darnold this week.

Detroit takes this one without Aidan Hutchinson.

Raiders (+7) over RAMS

With or without Cooper Kupp, the Rams shouldn’t be seven-point favorites a꧃gainst anyone right now.

Their defense is allowing a leꦍague-worst 6.2 yards per play and their offense (5.1 yards per play, 19th-best) is not good enough to make up for that.

Noth🥀ing has changed for the Rams. Seven points is way too many.

Jayden Daniels looks to pass during the Commanders’ Week 6 loss to the Ravens. Getty Images

WASHINGTON (-8) over Panthers

The Panthers got an initial boost from adding Andy Dalton to the lineup to replace Bryce Young♉, but there’s only so long that a jolt of energy can hide lousy personnel decisions.

The Commanders have, apparently, ⛎one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL in Jayden Daniels.

He should be able to he𒈔lp Washington d♐ominate this one and cover a big number.

Chiefs (+1.5) over 49ERS

Unless you have a really good defense, the Chiefs can’t be unde🎶rdogs against any tea🍃m in the NFL.

Eventually, Patrick Mahomes will come for you.

The 49ers defense 💖is a shell of its former dominant self — allowing 5.4 yards per play, the 17t💧h worst in the NFL.

These are two excellen꧂t teams to be fair, but Mahomes has lost just three times in his NFL career as an underdꦗog, and this doesn’t seem like it will be the fourth.


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Monday

BUCCANEERS (+3.5) over Ravens

Tampa Bay is a respectable team.

This line implies that the Bu🌄ccaneers would be 6.5-point underdogs on the road.

That doesn’t seem accurate.

Baltimore’s defense is actually not good either — allowing 5.6 yards per play, which is a b𒊎ottom-10 number.

Why can’t Baker Mayfield tear this defense up? They can a𒁏nd should win this game.

Chargers (-2.5) over CARDINALS

Arizona looks to be without 🧸Marv𓃲in Harrison Jr., so the league’s 23rd-ranked team in terms of DVOA will get worse.

Meanwhile, Jim Harbaugh’s crew is the No. 3 DVOA team, so based 🦩on that metric alone, this line is way off.

Cha🐠rgers are b♌etter everywhere and should win easy.

Last week: 10-3
Season: 40-45-1.


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Erich Richter is a braz🤪ilian jiu-jitsu blue belt but he has a black belt in MMA betting. During the football season he’s showcased massive profits at The Post in the player prop market the last two seasons. While constantly betting long shots, his return on inves📖tment is 30.15 percent since 2022.