NFL Experts Made Predictions On Patriots-Eagles Week 11 Game

The New England Patriots are playing the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, and this game has already gained too much interest. Tom Brady is hoping for a revenge, and he can’t get over the Super Bowl loss to the Eagles. New England is packed with talent, and most of the key players are healthy. There’s also a huge possibility that rookie receiver N’Keal Harry makes his debut with the team. Mohamed Sanu is ready to contribute to the game, and that’s pretty much everything the Patriots ask from their newly acquired receive. However, NFL experts believe that the Eagles will win this game.

Dave Weaver says that the Eagles won’t let the Patriots win this game. The sports-betting expert made a bold prediction. He explained that Eagles will cover the spread when they face the Patriots on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field in a Week 11 game. Oddsmakers marked the Patriots as 3.5-point favorites in the game, but Weaver says teams like the Eagles will keep making life difficult for Brady and the Patriots.

Experts are confused

The division leaders will meet in Philadelphia, and the Eagles are 5-3. Weaver’s best bet for the game is to take Philadelphia. That’s what he talked about Thursday on FanDuel’s “More Ways To Win” show. Weaver also explained that the Patriots played two great teams on the road this year, adding that they “didn’t cover in either.”

The other road game Weaver cited was the Patriots’ game against the Buffalo Bills in Week 4. The Patriots won 16-1- at New Era Field.

The Patriots had their bye week, and they will try to come back from their first loss of the season. The 37-20 loss to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 9 was the last scenario the team hoped for. Although New England may be concerned about the Eagles, doing this in convincing fashion might be among the secondary aims.

We are convinced that the Patriots will do their best to win again, because things won’t be easy for the rest of the season. They struggled in some games, and we really hope that Weaver is wrong about his claims.