Before sharp bettors and experts close it down for the NFL preseason, they’re making one last best bet on the Patriots vs. Commanders spread Sunday.
Sunday night’s Patriots vs. Commanders game draws the curtain on exhibition play before the regular season ramps up in a little more than a week.
With preseason depth charts always fluctuating, rosters will obviously be tinkered with. First-year Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo said Jacoby Brissett will get the start vs. the Commanders Sunday in NFL Preseason Week 3. Rookie quarterback and No. 3 overall pick Drake Maye will also see time.
Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels’ job is safe for the opener, so he’ll sit. Backup quarterbacks Jeff Driskel and Trace McSorley both averaged fewer than 5.5 yards per attempt last week.
With all those crucial details in mind, let’s shift to our standout betting choice for Sunday.
Patriots vs Commanders Spread Best Bet Using Expert Insights
The Patriots are -6.5 on the road — one of the largest spreads of the entire week.
Both our NFL experts, sharps and big money are in step on a Patriots cover.
John LanFranca and Ricky Henne both cited Daniels’ absence as a big concern for the Commanders’ offense, which looks a lot different with Washington reaching down the depth chart for quarterback production.
Also, PRO Report tools, specifically Sharp Action and Big Money, both support the Patriots to end the preseason on a high note and potentially rout the Commanders.
Although the betting count is 50-50, the Patriots spread has received 63% of the money coming in. Sharp Action and Big Money buttons are activated.
When betting on the NFL preseason, expert insights and sharp-action signals are essential. The preseason often provides greater advantages over the regular season, enhancing the strength of PRO signals.
PRO Report Patriots vs. Commanders Spread Pick: Patriots -6.5
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