The 2025 NFL season has reached Week 7.
As we do every week on Sunday mornings, this story will strive to find 3 plus-money bets that are undervalued in the marketplace. We’ll also share the best prices for each of these markets from a variety of the best sports betting apps.
NFL picks Week 7
Here are 3 predictions for this Sunday’s slate:
Jets money line
I like the Jets to win outright on Sunday. It’s a buy-low spot for New York, who is coming off of a horrific offensive performance against the Broncos in London last weekend. Justin Fields managed just 45 yards on 17 pass attempts. There’s a chance no QB has that bad of an effort for the rest of the season. But the Jets return home to face a Panthers team who is riding high after beating Dallas last week. I think we see the Jets bounce back against a Carolina defense that ranks 26th in drop-back EPA so far this season.
Pick: Jets +110 (on DraftKings)
Kimani Vidal to score a TD
Kimani Vidal was a breakout player last week as the Chargers look for running back options in place of the injured Omarion Hampton. Vidal stepped up in a big way, rushing for 124 yards on 18 carries in a win over the Dolphins. He also scored a receiving touchdown in that game. Vidal is expected to get the majority of the workload again this weekend and I think he’ll find the end zone. Vidal has recorded 8 red-zone rush attempts already this season, which is second most on the team (by far) behind Hampton’s 10. The opportunity is there and I don’t mind the matchup against a Colts defense that is middling in rushing EPA allowed.
Pick: Kimani Vidal anytime TD (+105 on DraftKings)
Colston Loveland breakout game?
Colston Loveland seems to be earning more and more time in Chicago’s offense each week. Cole Kmet dominated Chicago’s TE snap share early in the season, but Loveland earned 19 of 36 pass snaps in Week 6 (per PFF). Loveland only caught 2 passes last week, so his price in the market may not necessarily reflect his increased usage in the Bears’ passing attack. Chicago is also facing a New Orleans defense that gives up over 7.3 yards per target to opposing tight ends this season (per Sumer Sports), so it wouldn’t take much to get him over 20 yards.
Pick: Colston Loveland 20+ receiving yards (+116 on FanDuel)
Spenser is a news editor for Saturday Down South and covers college football across all Saturday Football brands.
