Predictions and players to watch Week 7 | NFL 2021

I understand the problems the Dolphins are having, I really understand them, I’ve watched most of their games. But still, I don’t understand who they are or what they have done the Falcons to be considered favorites by bookmakers. They beat the Jets and now, are they road favorites?

I understand that the Miami home team doesn’t weigh too much, but I think a match between two teams that have disappointed as much as, should be the only tie-breaking factor. In addition, you have to consider that it will be only the second game in which Tua will be able to count on Will Fuller, Jaylen Waddle and DeVante Parker.

The Miami quarterback has not played badly in the two complete games he has participated this year (vs Patriots and vs Jaguars) he has seen rhythm. So I think they should be chosen by many this week considering that a victory when the team starts as an underdog dresses more and pays more.

Swift has been one of the few welcome revelations this season, but prior to his game against the Los Angeles Rams, he appears on several sides as he will have a great game and his total yardage puts him close to 98.

I don’t think it happens for multiple reasons, but the most important is that he is injured and Coach Campbell said last week that they will try to dose their workload, coupled with that, Jamaal Williams must be one of the best backup running backs in the league. Useful both in the air and in the ground game.

The Rams defense is very effective against the run and the Lions have Jared Goff at quarterback, reasons why I do not believe that Swift will reach that brand that they have projected.

This would be a riskier bet, but it is always good to take them when there are such high numbers. For more “animal mode” that is Derrick Henry, the 147 total yards that they predict seems absurd to me. What can you get? Of course yes. But practically everything would have to go well for him to reach that figure.

Considering that they will be facing off against the Chiefs’ offense, the game script may not suit Henry’s style. If Kansas City jumps to the lead early as it usually does, Tennessee will devote more resources to throwing the ball. leaving a little more under the roof for Henry.

It’s a long shot to bet on a giant like Derrick, but it’s not crazy.

The line came out at 48.5 and it seems to me highly probable that they will exceed it. In Philadelphia they have recovered Lane Johnson, offensive tackle with which it drastically changes the record of victories and losses of the team.

Zach Ertz has left the team, Dallas Goedert will be able to operate more easily and Miles Sanders little by little has more participation.

On the Raiders side, life without Gruden didn’t seem to affect them that much, and they have in Darren Waller an element that has everything to exploit the great weakness of Philadelphia: its linebackers. Derek Carr has played very well, they have started to involve Kenyan Drake in a good way and therefore all the elements paint so that there is a feast of points.