Handicapper Scott Kellen (@SixthSenseNFL) analyzes every NFL Week 4 Sunday and Monday game and makes predictions for each matchup.
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The Detroit Lions can take a step toward their first division title since 1993 with a road victory over the Green Bay Packers on “Thursday Night Football.”
From Michael Jackson to Tom Petty to Prince, some of the most iconic performers of all time have taken the halftime stage at the Super Bowl and created indelible moments.
The Raiders return to Allegiant Stadium for the first time this season with the world watching their “Sunday Night Football” matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
GambLou.com handicapper Lou Finocchiaro (@GambLou), who leads the Review-Journal NFL Challenge with an 8-1-1 ATS record, analyzes every Week 3 game.
Second-year quarterback Kenny Pickett will bring one of the NFL’s worst offenses to Allegiant Stadium for a “Sunday Night Football” matchup against the Raiders.
Rookie wide receiver Tre Tucker, who played at the University of Cincinnati, made his NFL debut in Week 2 and flashed the speed the Raiders desperately need.
Coming off a blowout loss to the Buffalo Bills, the Raiders need to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers on “Sunday Night Football” to avoid more early-season slippage.
The New York Giants are heavy underdogs at Las Vegas sportsbooks against the host San Francisco 49ers on “Thursday Night Football.”
Reigning Las Vegas Review-Journal NFL Challenge champion Doug Fitz (Systemplays.com) analyzes every NFL Week 2 game, with final score projections.
For every great Super Bowl with a fantastic finish is a noncompetitive dud. Except for the fans of the winning team, these are games best forgotten.
The line for the “Thursday Night Football” game between the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles has continued to fall.
Las Vegas handicapper Bruce Marshall is an analyst at VegasInsider.com. Each week, he provides the Review-Journal with NFL tech notes and trends.
The Super Bowl is known for greatness. But it has an infamous side too.
Here’s a look at the Raiders’ opponents this season. There’s two appearances on “Monday Night Football” and two on “Sunday Night Football,” highlighted by a visit from Aaron Rodgers.
