New Orleans Saints vs. Carolina Panthers Week 17 NFL Picks
New Orleans Saints vs. Carolina Panthers Week 17 NFL Picks
The almost undefeated Saints travel to Carolina to take on the surging Panthers Sunday January 3rd with out Drew Brees and Darren Sharper in the line-up. The Saints Coach Sean Payton said he will start veteran Mark Brunnel to give their star quarterback Brees much needed rest. Drew Brees will set a new NFL passing record with a completion percentage of 70.60% which was set back in 1982 by Ken Anderson of the Bengals. You can bet the Saints vs. Panthers game online at BetUs.com and enjoy a 100% deposit bonus up to $500 so if you deposit $500 you will get $1000 in your account.
The Oddsmakers currently have the Carolina Panthers favored by just 7 points after the line opened to favor them by 9 points earlier in the week. The posted total for this game is at 41 points after it opened at 42.5 points last Monday. Since Drew Brees will not be in this game a lot of people are taking the Panthers to win by 7 points Sunday. If you are looking for New Orleans Saints vs. Carolina Panthers Week 17 NFL Picks I would also take the Panthers to cover the 7 points at home.
The Panthers are coming off of back to back dominating wins against the Vikings and Giants. During their two game winning streak the Panthers out-scored their opponents 67 to 16 winning by an average of 25.5 points per game. For the Carolina Panthers this is their Super Bowl game and they will end the season on a high note by dominating a Saints team that is resting their key players. The Panthers have covered the spread in 6 straight games against a team that has a winning record. Look for the Saints to get their second loss of the season Sunday.
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