Week 7 Thursday Night Football Odds and Promos

Week 7 Thursday Night Football odds have the Denver Broncos as -2.5 road favorites as they travel to New Orleans to face the Saints.

Both teams are coming off losses in Week 6, and the short rest could make this game wild (or boring). Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. this Thursday from the Caesars Superdome.

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Here is how I’m betting Week 7 Thursday Night Football odds and three exciting sportsbook promotions.

Denver Broncos -2.5 (Fanduel)

Both teams are starting rookie quarterbacks, but Broncos QB Bo Nix has been under center all season for the Broncos. Spencer Rattler made his first start last week in a loss against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Rattler held his own, going 22/40 for 243 yards and two touchdowns. He also threw two interceptions.

The Broncos’ rushing defense allows 114.2 yards per game, so I expect Alvin Kamara to be a big part of the Saints’ offensive game plan.

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The Broncos offense hasn’t been productive so far this season. The unit has scored more than 20 points only twice this season. The Broncos unit isn’t racking up many yards, either, ranking 29th in yards per game (278.2) and yards per play (4.8).

But the Broncos offense is trending up. Nix has passed over 200 yards in four of his last five games. He’s also thrown for multiple touchdowns in the previous two weeks. Their red zone TD conversion percentage is up to 50% on the season after converting 100% last week against the Chargers.

I like a more productive Broncos offense to score enough to win this game by a field goal.

Total Under 37.5 (FanDuel)

I’m going back to the well with a Thursday Night Football under despite overs hitting the previous two weeks. I don’t expect a lot of touchdowns this week.

Denver’s red zone offense ranks first in the NFL, with opposing teams converting touchdowns from within the 20-yard line only 33.3%. The Saints’ defense is also strong in the red zone, ranking second in the league. Opposing teams convert touchdowns only 38.1%.

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Neither team is converting on third down at a prolific rate. Denver is converting only 25% of its third downs this season. The Saints’ season percentage is much better, 47.4%, but that was before Derek Carr went out with an oblique injury. Last week, New Orleans converted only 30.77% on third down.

I expect a lot of long, stalled drives ending in field goals. I’m taking under 37.5.