2016 NFL Week 7 Odds & Betting Lines – Opening Week 7 NFL Vegas Odds/Lines Report

2016 NFL Week 7 Odds & Betting Lines – Opening Week 7 NFL Vegas Odds/Lines Report: The opening NFL week 7 odds have been posted by top-rated Bovada Sportsbook and are now listed for online betting. We have put up all the opening week 7 NFL odds below and you can keep tabs on the updated LIVE NFL odds all week long on NSAwins.com from Bovada and more top-rated USA online sportsbooks. We highly encourage you to stop by NSAwins.com this week for the nation’s premier expert NFL picks against the spread from USA’s top NFL handicappers for an affordable price to help you make some money crushing your sportsbook or bookie.

The week 7 NFL action gets underway on Thursday, October 20th with a NFC North Division battle that has the Green Bay Packers hosting the Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field in Wisconsin. The odds makers have the Packers listed as -8 point favorites with the game total at over/under 46 points as the Packers and struggling all pro quarterback Aaron Rodgers look to bounce back after dropping last week’s home game to the Dallas Cowboys.

The NFL week 7 action for Sunday, October 23rd is loaded with intriguing and exciting matchups this week. There are 13 NFL games on the schedule for week 7 Sunday action and the games that we feel are the best at 1PM EST are the New York Giants at Los Angeles Rams and Minnesota Vikings at Philadelphia Eagles while the best game after 4PM EST on the late afternoon schedule is the New England Patriots at Pittsburgh Steelers. The odds makers at Bovada have installed the Giants as a -2.5 point favorite, Vikings as a -2.5 point favorite and the Patriots as -7 point favorites. The Patriots are clearly listed as a favorite that high on the road because Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is out of action for the next 4-6 weeks because of a torn MCL injury.

The two primetime games for week 7 on Sunday Night Football on NBC and Monday Night Football on ESPN are the Seattle Seahawks at Arizona Cardinals Sunday night and Houston Texans at Denver Broncos on Monday night. These two games look to be competitive this week which should help the struggling NFL TV ratings so far this season that is partially due to the fact that the matchups so far this season in primetime have been horrible. The odds makers have installed the Cardinals as -2 point favorites with the total at over/under 43.5 points while the Broncos are -7 point favorites with the total at over/under 40.5 points.