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Falcons vs Commanders Prediction, Odds, Moneyline, Betting Trends, Spread & Over/Under for NFL Week 6 - October 15

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Falcons vs Commanders Prediction, Odds, Moneyline, Betting Trends, Spread & Over/Under for NFL Week 6 - October 15

The NFL's Sunday schedule includes the Atlanta Falcons facing the Washington Commanders.

All the info you need is below, in order to make a smart bet on this game at FanDuel Sportsbook.

Falcons vs Commanders Prediction & Pick

All NFL win probability predictions and picks are according to numberFire.
Prediction: Falcons win (64.6%)

Falcons vs Commanders Point Spread

The Falcons are 1.5-point favorites against the Commanders. The Falcons are -105 to cover the spread, while the Commanders are -115 to cover as a 1.5-point underdog.

Falcons vs Commanders Over/Under

The over/under for Falcons-Commanders on October 15 is 42.5. The over is -105, and the under is -115.

Falcons vs Commanders Moneyline

Looking at the moneyline for Falcons-Commanders, Atlanta is the favorite at -116, and Washington is -102 playing on the road.

Falcons vs Commanders Betting Trends

  • Atlanta hasn won once against the spread this year.
  • The Falcons have won once ATS (1-2) as a 1.5-point favorite or more this season.
  • One of the Falcons' five games this season has gone over the point total.
  • The Commanders have two wins against the spread this season.
  • Washington has won twice ATS (2-1) as a 1.5-point underdog or greater this year.
  • Out of five Commanders games so far this season, three have hit the over.

Falcons vs Commanders Odds & Spread

  • All NFL odds, betting lines and prop bets are available on FanDuel Sportsbook.
  • Moneyline: ATL: (-116) | WAS: (-102)
  • Spread: ATL: -1.5 (-105) | WAS: +1.5 (-115)
  • Total: 42.5 -- Over: (-105) | Under: (-115)

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