2019 Washington Redskins Betting - Odds to Win Super Bowl LIV

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Washington Redskins Odds to Win Super Bowl LIV

The Washington Redskins went into their bye week losers of three straight but did manage to cover two of those matchups against the closing NFL odds before failing to do so last time out in Buffalo against the Bills. With Jay Gruden already fired and the franchise seemingly going nowhere anytime soon, it’s time the franchise got a good look at the future by handing the keys over to the youngsters and seeing what they bring to the table. Dwayne Haskins will have had two weeks to gain some much needed confidence for this home start against the New York Jets whom linemakers actually opened them up favorites to defeat. He’ll have an uber talent to hand the ball of to as well with Derrius Guice set to make his return to the gridiron after missing a bulk of the season due to a meniscus tear. Even so, it makes no sense whatsoever for the Redskins to win this game, but again, it’s the Redskins and the franchise never seems to do anything right.

2019 Washington Redskins at a Glance

Super Bowl Odds: NL (Nov 14)

NFC Championship Odds: +500000

Week 11 Matchup Odds

New York Jets +1.5

Washington Redskins -1.5

Total 38.5

Week 11 Preview

If holding out hope for the Redskins to go on an unbelievable run and reach the playoffs, don’t! Just take a gander up above at the team’s futures odds and save yourself the humiliation. You’re better off taking a Bic lighter to the dollar you’d throw on them just to make it interesting. Any the hoo, Washington initially hit the board as 2-point favorites to topple the Jets, but that number has since been bet down to -1.5 with 63 percent of the bets and 62 percent of the money fading the Redskins as home favorites. While the total is yet to move off the 37.5-point opener, linemakers are forcing over backers to pay a huge price to get in at the current offering. They’ve held firm even though every bet and all the money placed on the total has come in support of the over in early wagering.

Could this be the week Washington gets back in the win column? If upper management had half a brain, they’d tell the players to compete mightily but ultimately lose in hopes of snagging yet another high draft pick in 2020. But this is a franchise overlooked by Daniel Snyder and run by Bruce Allen, so who the heck knows. As bad the franchise has been the week before going on bye, they’ve been even worse coming out of it managing just three SU wins in their last 10 tries while going a wretched 2-8 ATS getting outscored by an average of 18.3 points per game in the seven defeats. They did however see their two-game win streak coming out of the bye snapped last season in New Orleans where the Saints skunked them 43-19 as 5.5-point chalk with a national audience looking upon them in the week’s installment of Monday Night Football.

As bad as Washington has been this season, the Jets might be even worse! Still, New York has won the two most recent meetings and covered each of the last three with the over cashing in each time. You have to go back to 2007 to find the last time the Redskins beat the Jets doing so by a 23-20 count as 3.5-point road favorites in a game that combined to surpass the closing number.

This could be an ugly defensive battle. As bad as NY’s defense has been at defending the pass, it’s done a solid job shutting down opposing ground attacks in allowing fewer than 90 yards per game (No. 6). With rookie Dwayne Haskins under center, the Skins passing attack has been tough to watch. With that, it’s likely they keep him out of harm’s way by looking to Adrian Peterson and possibly Derrius Guice who’s scheduled to come off IR for this matchup. Stopping the run has been one of Washington’s problem areas defensively, but it’s excelled against the pass in allowing just over 230 yards per game (No. 13). Sam Darnold looked better against the Giants last week but could once again start seeing ghosts against at the drop of a hat. New York is likely to have a tougher time moving the ball through the air than it did last week against a laughable Giants secondary.

Week 10 Recap

The Skins are now a bankroll killing 3-7-1 SU and 4-7 ATS the last 11 times they went into a bye after falling to the Bills by 15-points as 10+ point underdogs in Week 9. In doing so, Washington matched its worst start to a season since 1998 and things don’t look to be getting better anytime soon. It hasn’t mattered if it’s Case Keenum, Colt McCoy or Haskins under center, the offense has stunk out loud! The unit has been held to nine or less points in three straight games as well as five of its last six. It’s been 13 straight quarters played since the offense last tallied a touchdown – 13! Let that sink in for a second.

"It's frustrating. It's kind of the similar template to how we've been playing in recent weeks," interim coach Bill Callahan said. "We get in a position and whether it's a penalty or an incomplete pass or we get stuffed on a run, we don't make up, and we just don't close out a third-down red-zone play."

Haskins ended up completing 68 percent of his passes for 144 scoreless yards, while Adrian Peterson led the way on the ground with 108 yards on 18 scoreless touches. With the offense largely void of offensive playmakers save for rookie Terry McLaurin, will the Redskins ever score another touchdown this season? Hopefully Guice can add some much needed pop into the attack coming out of the bye.

"We've got to score touchdowns. That's the key to the game," said Haskins, who received words of encouragement from Peterson.

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