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Week 9 Sunday runs from breakfast to bedtime. The Bengals and Falcons open the day in Madrid at 9:30 a.m. ET, the Giants visit the Eagles at 1 p.m. ET, and the red-hot Bears host Tampa Bay on Sunday Night Football. BetMGM is offering new users bonus code FOXNEWS to cover their first bet up to $1,500. If it loses, BetMGM refunds your stake in bonus bets.

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Bengals vs Falcons | 9:30 a.m. ET | Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid | NFL Network

Cincinnati is 5-2 with three straight wins and the league’s top passing attack behind Joe Burrow. Atlanta is 3-5 and coming off a four-interception game against Tampa Bay, but the Falcons are the designated home team and have Bijan Robinson to slow the game down.

Giants vs Eagles | 1:00 p.m. ET | Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia | FOX

The Giants are 4-2-1 and road favorites after a bye. The Eagles are 2-6 and have lost six straight without Jalen Hurts. The 39.5 total is one of the lowest on the board.

Buccaneers vs Bears | 8:20 p.m. ET | Soldier Field, Chicago | NBC

Chicago has become one of the NFC’s best teams. The Bears are 6-2, have won three straight and just beat the defending champion Seahawks 34-17 on Monday night. They also added defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons before Week 8. Tampa Bay is 3-5 but has a strong ground game behind Bucky Irving.

NFL Sunday Odds

Odds are subject to change

 

Moneyline

Spread

Total

Bengals-180-3.5O 51.5
Falcons+150+3.5U 51.5
Giants—-3O 39.5
Eagles—+3U 39.5
Buccaneers+220+6.5O 46.5
Bears-270-6.5U 46.5

The Pick: Buccaneers Moneyline (+220)

First Bet Cover is built for a swing like this. Chicago is everyone’s favorite team right now after taking down Seattle, but the Bears are on a short week after playing Monday night, and that’s a classic letdown spot. There’s also rain and wind in the forecast for Soldier Field, which tends to drag games toward the running team. Tampa Bay can hand the ball to Irving, shorten the game and turn this into a coin flip late.

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Other Spots Worth a Look

If you’d rather take your shot earlier, Atlanta at +150 in Madrid is another underdog that fits the weird-game profile. International kickoffs at 9:30 a.m. ET on a soccer pitch rarely go according to script.

From Madrid to Chicago, Sunday is loaded with chances to take a swing. New users can cover their first NFL bet up to $1,500 with BetMGM bonus code FOXNEWS.

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