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NFL Week 6 best bets: Texans to shine against Jaguars in London, two anytime TD scorers for Bears-Falcons

NFL Week 6 best bets: Texans to shine against Jaguars in London, two anytime TD scorers for Bears-Falcons

cbssports.com 16.10.2026 13:53 5 views
Back C.J. Stroud and Houston to deliver an upset, Drake Maye and New England to cover, and two tight ends to clear their receiving totals

We are definitely moving in the right direction with our best bets. After a tough start, we hit three out of five each of the last two weeks, but there's one I'm particularly proud of -- and, for your sakes, hoping you'll jump on board. I put Jacoby Brissett 2+ passing touchdowns AND 1+ interceptions out into the world last week, and he came through: three touchdowns, one interception.

We cashed out with +230 odds. And now I must re-emphasize this: Jacoby Brissett has thrown 2+ passing touchdowns AND 1+ interceptions in seven of his last 11 starts. And you can still get it at major plus odds!

We also nailed the Texans covering against the Titans and Davante Adams as an anytime touchdown scorer. We missed on the Bears, who got stomped by the Packers, and on a Drake Maye rushing prop; the blowout really hurt there. But overall, it was another good week.

As always, all betting odds are courtesy of DraftKings. I was pretty surprised to see this line. The Jets are coming off a win over the Browns, yes, but it was a 17-12 affair in the rain in which the Jets managed a measly 4.2 yards per play and basically won because Deshaun Watson was incompetent.

Drake Maye has had some rough stretches this year but is really hitting his stride. Over the past two weeks, Maye leads the NFL in passing touchdowns and passer rating and is third in yards per attempt. He's taken just two sacks after taking nine from Weeks 1-3.

The big play is back in a major way, a huge part of Maye at his best. The defense has also come around, too, even with Christian Gonzalez out. Now, it's looking like he'll be back to augment a unit that already ranks fifth in yards per game allowed.

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