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Week 8 Preview Includes:

▶️ Vikings at Rams (2:22)

▶️ Falcons at Buccaneers (11:48)

▶️ Bears at Commanders (19:30)

▶️ Bills at Seahawks (26:41)

▶️ Eagles at Bengals (37:45)

▶️ Cowboys at 49ers (46:20)

▶️ BEST BET (57:07)

In the Week 8 preview of the Bet the Board podcast, Todd Fuhrman and Payne Insider dive into key NFL matchups, highlighting several intriguing games.

Starting with Vikings at Rams, the Rams defensive against a high-flying the Vikings offensive is a focal point. Los Angeles ability to control the game with Matthew Stafford’s experience could be a decisive factor, while Minnesota’s run game is critical for keeping it close.

For Falcons at Buccaneers, Todd and Payne discuss Tampa Bay’s injuries, which could allow Atlanta’s defense to have a day. The Bucs offense is highlighted for its inconsistency and loss of Mike Evans and Chris Godwin.

In Bears at Commanders, the conversation focuses on Washington’s defensive line potentially overwhelming Chicago’s offensive line, forcing mistakes from Caleb Williams. The Commanders ability to control the line of scrimmage could make this a low-scoring affair.

Bills at Seahawks brings up Buffalo’s high-powered offense, led by Josh Allen, matching up against a Seahawks team that struggles in coverage. Seattle's explosive offense might keep it competitive, but a lot could depend on the health of DK Metcalf.

For Eagles at Bengals, the Eagles run game and offensive line control could dominate, while Joe Burrow and the Bengals explosive playmaking need to dominate Philadelphia’s pass rush.

Finally, Cowboys at 49ers could be a clash of physical styles, with Dallas’ banged up defense trying to slow down San Francisco’s dynamic offense. Key injuries for both teams are factored in.

Best Bet: A calculated play based on injury news and line movement is revealed during the show.

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