Upset Watch is back for another season of predictions and underdog picks, guiding you through the week 1 slate and looking for unexpected winners.
read nowWe have every over/under pick for all 32 teams this season. Will the Saints break 10.5 wins? Will the Jets win... any games? Let us escort you through our best picks.
read nowAs long as the Chiefs don't lose by 102 points, you win $45 guaranteed... sound too good to be true? Well it isn't. Here's how it works.
read nowOur bumper Super Bowl guide takes you everything you need to know before the big game. From prop bets to the game winner, it's all inside. Let's not give the game away, but you may like our pick...
read nowWe’re down to the final four, but can either of this week’s underdogs pull off an upset, or cover the spread? Upset Watch is here to predict the picks in the NFC and AFC title games.
read nowWe’re back with another look at the playoff upsets, this week, there are more potential upsets in the works. We’ve also got site news and a glimpse into our future!
read nowWelcome to Upset Watch’s wild card playoff preview. Last week we correctly predicted a Miami Dolphins win against New England, which of course makes us the only people to have done so in the last two decades. This week, we’re going to do our best to work out which of the wild card contenders has the best chance to win...
read nowIt's the final week of the season, and the normal dynamics go out of the window as teams draft in backups and start to think about the playoffs and beyond. We're here for the week 17 upset watch to show you where the smartest money is.
read nowIt's week 16, one of the prime targets for upset-watchers in an NFL season. With over half the games projected to be covered by the underdogs, here we are to guide you through a big weekend of football picks, straight up and against the spread.
read nowLamar Jackson runs into town to face a big spread... oh and the New York Jets. Can he overcome the big spread... sorry the New York Jets defense, on his way to a victory? Sorry, let me rephrase that: 'WHO WILL WIN TONIGHT'S CLOSE MATCHUP?'
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