NFL Picks Week 9: Kansas City Chiefs and More Hot Teams to Ride

Week 9 of the NFL kicks off in less than two hours and it’s time to get your last minute bets in.

There are some great plays for the early games today and it would be wise to get on them before it’s too late.

We have some hot teams going up against some scrub squads and these should be relatively one-sided matchups that might not be too much fun to watch unless you have some big money riding on the game.

Let’s take a look at some of these teams riding heaters that you need to get your money in with.

Kansas City Chiefs (-4) vs. Miami Dolphins

The Chiefs are the hottest team in the NFL right now, currently on a four-game winning streak straight up and five wins in a row ATS.

Miami, on the other hand, has yet to win a game this season and has only covered twice.

You have to love this mismatch. The Chiefs are simply a better team and will win this game big at home.

The Dolphins are in full "Suck for Luck" mode and simply don't seem to care about winning games anymore as they have not fired coach Tony Sparano, who isn’t fit to coach a J.V. high school squad right now.

Take the Chiefs and feel very confident about it today.

Atlanta Falcons (-7) at Indianapolis Colts

Here is another hot team taking on a winless, pathetic excuse for an NFL squad.

The Falcons are on a two-game winning streak SU and ATS. They have been handling their business as of late and had a huge win over the Detroit Lions before taking a week off for their bye.

Now that they are rested and ready to go, they will annihilate a Colts team that hasn’t covered since Oct. 3 against the Buccaneers.

San Francisco 49ers (-5) at Washington Redskins

The 49ers are legitimate this season and we must accept it.

As strange as it is to think of them as a contender after so many years toiling away in ineptitude, they have proven to be a team that can hang with and beat anyone.

They haven’t lost since Sept. 18 against Dallas and will be going up against a Redskins team that has dropped three straight and consistently fails to cover.