Picks for 11/20/23
NFL
8:15 PM EST
Rotation #476
Chiefs -2.5 over Eagles (loss)
Tonight, the NFL world gets a Super Bowl rematch. The Eagles have revenge on their mind, but more so, it’s media hype. Teams in revenge spots usually lose. Anyway, nothing matters from last year. The actual storyline is Andy Reid’s record as a coach with two weeks to prepare for a game. Reid is 21-3 in a situation like tonight and is the best coach in the history of football after a bye week. Both teams are talented on the field, but the Chiefs get the edge because they are at home. Philadelphia will get Cam Jurgens back on the offensive line, but another offensive line shuffle can affect their rhythm. The Eagles are still without tight end Dallas Goedert, which is a huge blow. Travis Kelce is healthy and the best tight end in the game. The advantage is again with Kansas City. Little things matter in games like this. The Eagles have a brand new offensive and defensive coordinator this season. It’s tough for everything to go right in the year’s biggest game with a new staff. Take the Chiefs.
8:15 PM EST
Rotation #476
Chiefs -2.5 over Eagles (loss)
Tonight, the NFL world gets a Super Bowl rematch. The Eagles have revenge on their mind, but more so, it’s media hype. Teams in revenge spots usually lose. Anyway, nothing matters from last year. The actual storyline is Andy Reid’s record as a coach with two weeks to prepare for a game. Reid is 21-3 in a situation like tonight and is the best coach in the history of football after a bye week. Both teams are talented on the field, but the Chiefs get the edge because they are at home. Philadelphia will get Cam Jurgens back on the offensive line, but another offensive line shuffle can affect their rhythm. The Eagles are still without tight end Dallas Goedert, which is a huge blow. Travis Kelce is healthy and the best tight end in the game. The advantage is again with Kansas City. Little things matter in games like this. The Eagles have a brand new offensive and defensive coordinator this season. It’s tough for everything to go right in the year’s biggest game with a new staff. Take the Chiefs.