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Week 17 marks the final Thursday Night Football game of the season. It has been a wonderful run of games with most of them being worthy of kicking off the week. Unfortunately, the final TNF game doesn’t fall into this category. The Chicago Bears have been a dumpster fire since Thanksgiving as the team fired their coach on Black Friday. This came a few weeks after they fired the offensive coordinator. Since then, Chicago keeps losing and they can’t get to the offseason fast enough. This week’s matchup is a far cry from the Week 16 Thursday game that saw two AFC West divisional rivals clash for Playoff positioning. In the end, the Los Angeles Chargers won in a tight,

The Monday Night Football odds are live for Week 17, which gives fans a decent matchup between the Detroit Lions and the San Francisco 49ers. This was supposed to be an awesome MNF clash, but San Francisco’s struggles made it less of a must-see game. That said, there are instantly some solid bets worth targeting in this game, and I’ll be highlighting my top MNF picks. Want more primetime betting action? Be sure to check out the Week 17 Sunday Night Football betting preview before MNF rolls around. With that, let’s dive into the latest odds for this Lions vs. 49ers showdown in the Bay Area. What Channel is Monday Night Football On? You can watch Monday Night Football on

It was a bad week for NFL upset picks, but I did hit on one. I suggested pouncing on the Kansas City Chiefs before the Patrick Mahomes injury news was updated, and that proved to be a wise choice. KC got the win this past weekend, but unfortunately my other upset bids fell short. It’s onward and upward we go, however, as Week 17 offers more NFL underdogs that look appealing. I have carved out four NFL underdog picks that look the most inviting. Let’s dive into the latest odds and then go over why I like these upset plays for Week 17. Use my top week 17 NFL upset picks at your favorite NFL betting sites: This is admittedly

Like the NFL on Thanksgiving, NBA on Christmas Day has been a longtime tradition spanning a number of generations and over seven decades. The first NBA game on Christmas came in 1947, which was the league’s second official season. That year, the New York Knicks beat the Providence Steamrollers 89-75. Since the inaugural Christmas Day NBA game, the league has been playing games on Christmas every year. Well, every year except the dreaded 1998 lockout. That year, the Grinch stole NBA Christmas. Scheduling the NBA Christmas lineup isn’t an exact science. There’s a fluidity to it that tends to involve teams that appeared in the previous season’s NBA Finals. Looking over the 2024 NBA Christmas games lineup, you can see