NFL Predictions Week 6: Games That Will Be Closer Than the Spread

If you're looking to make some easy cash, try betting on these games that will be closer than the spread. Week 6 of the NFL season is here, and that means another chance to win big by betting on games that you know you can't lose on. These three games will all be much closer than the spread says.

Houston Texans at Baltimore Ravens

The Houston Texans may not have won last week against the Oakland Raiders, but they are still a dominant football team. This week they play the Baltimore Ravens, and while the Ravens will win, it will be much closer than the seven-point spread.

The Ravens had a bye last week, which is why the spread is so big, but this game still features two evenly matched teams. The Texans rely on their potent offense, while the Ravens rely on their stingy defense.

The Ravens also have a good run game, while the Texans defense is much improved. The Ravens are an on-and-off team, while the Texans are consistently good.

Because of their bye, you can count on the Ravens coming ready to play, and that will lead to a very competitive game.

Dallas Cowboys at New England Patriots

The Cowboys are coming off of a bye as they travel to New England to take on the Patriots. The spread in this game is a whopping eight points, but you can count on it being closer than that.

The Patriots have an incredible offense, but their defense is soft. They are consistently giving up a lot of points, and the Cowboys are going to have a field day on offense.

Tony Romo is the key to the Cowboys' success, and because he was given an extra week to prepare, you can bet that he will be on his game. That will lead to this being a very close game, instead of the blowout that it is expected to be.

San Francisco 49ers at Detroit Lions

The 4-1 San Francisco 49ers take on the 5-0 Detroit Lions this week. The 49ers will rely on their run defense, which is the fourth-best in the NFL this season, and their Frank Gore-fueled run game to keep this game close.

It seems as though every game the Lions play in is a close one that requires a comeback, and this game will be no different.

The Lions won't be able to run, and that will stifle their offense in the first half. Then they will be able to pass the ball more in the second half and will come back to win this game.

This is going to be a close game that comes down to the wire, and it will certainly be closer than the spread of five points.