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 New England Patriots vs. Denver Broncos Prediction for Sunday’s Game

The Patriots seem to be planning for next season even though there are still a few weeks remaining in this one. In essence, the seasons of several young players have ended with the benching of Mac Jones and their placement on injury reserve. New England, which was among the first teams out of the playoffs, has no more stakes in the game than the position it will choose in the NFL Draft the following year.

With Denver having dropped five of its first six games, Russell Wilson was under more pressure than ever. But Wilson was absolutely correct when he predicted that the Broncos would turn the season around. The Broncos are now in the running for the playoffs after winning six of their previous eight games. However, Denver now needs to win this Sunday’s game. Although the Broncos’ chances of making the playoffs are just about 24%, a loss this week would practically guarantee Denver’s elimination.

Our expert’s Patriots vs. Broncos prediction is on the Broncos -7 (-110), who have almost every advantage in this game, with the season on the line.

 

Player Prop Bets & Picks for Patriots vs. Broncos Featuring Bailey Zappe & Courtland Sutton

Two of the worst football teams will square off in Sunday’s primetime match, but our expert has selected two players for his Patriots vs. Broncos player prop bets. DraftKings is where you can follow our expert’s prop bets on the Patriots vs. Broncos players, where new customers may wager $5 and win $150 instantly.

Bailey Zapped Below 186.5 Yards of Passage (-115)

In New England, the Mac Jones era is drawing to an end. Bailey Zappe has started Jones on the bench, and it doesn’t appear that Jones will be back in the lineup very soon. Jones was a former first-round choice. Even though Zappe has performed better than Jones, football games have not been won despite this. Zappe has three starts and three touchdowns in passing yards (141, 240, and 180). Additionally, Rhamondre Stevenson is anticipated to return to the Patriots.

A foot injury has kept Stevenson out of action for the past few weeks, but on Sunday, the standout running back is anticipated to make a comeback. Additionally, Stevenson and Ezekiel Elliott ought to have a busy day on the ground because the Broncos have one of the weakest run defenses in the NFL.

Over 50.5 Receiving Yards, Courtland Sutton (-115)

Given that he has been constantly surpassing this mark over the last few weeks and that this figure is below his season average, it is extremely odd. Sutton is averaging 55 yards per game for the season. He has been a key component of the offense lately as evidenced by the six straight games in which he has at least 51 receiving yards. He should be able to get away for one or two huge plays and get past this line because the Patriots secondary is beset by injuries.

Money Line: Patriots (+275) vs. Broncos (-345)

Spread: Patriots +7 (-110) vs. Broncos -7 (-110)

Game Total: Over 34 (-112) / Under 34 (-108)

Injury Report for Patriots vs. Broncos

The injury report is lengthy and worrisome for the Patriots, who could sit some of their key players since there are only a few weeks left before their season is over.

New England Patriots Injury Report

RB Rhamondre Stevenson (Ankle) – Questionable

TE Hunter Henry (Knee) – Questionable

S Jabrill Peppers (Hamstring) – Questionable

DL Christian Barmore (Shoulder) – Questionable

Ja’Whaun Bentley (Knee) – Questionable

OT Trent Brown (Ankle/Hand) – Questionable

CB Jonathan Jones (Knee) – Questionable

WR JuJu Smith-Schuster (Ankle) – Questionable

LB Jahlani Tavai (Ankle) – Questionable

Denver Broncos Injury Report

OLB Nik Bonitto (Knee) – Questionable

TE Greg Dulcich (Hamstring / Foot) – Questionable

RB Samaje Perine (Not Injury Related / Rest) – Questionable

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