So something will need to give with the numbers. The Cardinals are 7-3 ATS and 8-2 SU in their past 10 games with the total going over four times. The Packers are 8-2 against the spread and 8-2 straight up in their past 10 games with half of those games going over. A whopping 82 percent of over/under bettors think that relatively high TNF point total is too low and believe in the offenses more than the defenses. Nearly 55 percent of spread bettors have enjoyed that number going up higher to feel better about going with the Packers to cover on the road. Before that stretch, the Packers had won three of four and seven of nine. The Cardinals have won three consecutive games in the series, however, including a 26-20 overtime playoff win after the 2015 season in which Rodgers' Hail Mary effort fell short. The teams have played plenty in NFC action over the years and the Packers hold the advantage, 45-26-4. (betting odds per FanDuel Sportsbook) Packers vs. That should only make it easier to side with Green Bay. The Packers' COVID-19 situation on top of their injury issues increased the number by a field goal. Neither team has a loss from Week 2 to now. The line started at only 3.5 points given these are two powerhouse contending teams from the NFC with their mighty records. Moneyline: Packers +235, Cardinals -290.Cardinals odds for 'Thursday Night Football' WEEK 8 NFL PICKS: Against the spread | Straight up Packers vs. Cardinals in Week 8, including updated odds, trends and our expert's prediction for "Thursday Night Football." Here's everything to know about betting on Packers vs.
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But Kyler Murray (right finger) will be at full strength to duel Rodgers. Watt (shoulder) fighting through short-week injuries following the Week 7 rout of their former team, the Texans. The Cardinals (7-0) also come in banged up with wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins (hamstring) and J.J. Davante Adams won't play after landing on the COVID-19 list, and fellow wide receiver Allen Lazard, coming on of late, also won't be cleared. Green Bay (6-1) hasn't lost since a bad performance against New Orleans in Jacksonville in Week 1, but it will be without quarterback Aaron Rodgers' favorite target. ET, Fox, NFL Network, Amazon Prime Video), they will try to pull off the upset with personnel challenges. When the Packers travel to Arizona to play the Cardinals to open Week 8 of the 2021 NFL schedule on "Thursday Night Football" (8:20 p.m.
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