Coming off an impressive win against a powerhouse Cowboys squad, the books liked New England’s chances to post huge margin in this game. Going into Week 7 of the 2007 season, the undefeated Patriots travelled south to take on the winless Miami Dolphins.
Then the Pats put 17 points on the board in the fourth quarter, driving a nail through the coffin of a truly disastrous inaugural season.īut hey, at least the Bucs covered this one. Up by a touchdown at halftime and tied after three, most of the game was much closer than expected. And by the time the final game against a seasoned 10-3 Patriots squad rolled around, the public and bookies didn’t like the Buc’s chances very much. It was also the first time an NFL team played an entire season without winning or tying a single game. First season under head coach John McKay. It was the team’s first season in the NFL. Buccaneers 1976 Week 14 (-21)ġ976 was a year of firsts for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. While the line continues to be bet down, there’s little doubt that this lopsided matchup will go down as one of the biggest point spreads in modern NFL history. Jets 2020 Week 8 (-20.5)Ģ020 has been an unusual NFL season for many reasons, but the Chiefs have shown they don’t need a raucous crowd to continue their momentum after taking the 2020 Super Bowl in the last NFL game played in a crowded stadium.Īfter opening the season 6-1, the Chiefs set an historic spread against the flailing Jets, who at 0-7 are the sole remaining winless team this NFL season. *Note that point spreads vary between sportsbooks and over time – numbers included here may appear differently elsewhere. Let’s look at the biggest NFL point spreads in recent history and which side covered each. While it’s not terribly unusual to see one or two spreads in double digits each week, the key numbers in football are on the lower end, and most football spreads are set at less than seven points.īut despite the level of parity in the league today, every season has heavy favorites and major underdogs. The largest point spreads in NFL history make for interesting conversation and even more interesting wagers.
0 kommentar(er)
