Fantasy Football Betting Preview: Detroit Lions at Minnesota Vikings

September 17, 2015 by Dave Schwab

The Detroit Lions will face off against the Minnesota Vikings for Sunday’s FanDuel fantasy online football betting action at the TCF Bank Stadium on Sunday, September 20, 2015. The game starts at 1PM EST and will be broadcast on FOX.

The odds that have been established by BetOnline.ag USA friendly offshore bookmakers that accept major credit cards and Bitcoins from United States gamblers currently have the Minnesota Vikings laying three and a half points on the Detroit Lions.

The Detroit Lions are currently listed as the +125 underdogs on the BetOnline Sportsbook moneyline, while the Minnesota Vikings are currently listed as the -145 favorites on the Bet Online moneyline. The total is listed at forty-three points.

The sports handicappers from the best NFL football betting Sportsbooks accepting Bitcoins and credit cards from USA players have predicted that the Minnesota Vikings will beat the Detroit Lions in a score that will go over the total at the Sportsbooks.

Last week the San Diego Chargers squared off against the Detroit Lions but were disappointed 33-28 by the Lions and will be looking to redeem themselves this week. The Detroit Lions opened up the first half well but dropped the ball. The scored seven points in the first quarter and three points in the second quarter, while the San Diego Chargers only scored seven points in the first quarter and fourteen points in the second quarter.

The Chargers put up twenty-two points in the second half leading them to the victory in last week’s game. Matthew Stafford put up two touchdowns for the San Diego Chargers in their loosing effort. The Chargers are coming into this game with a record or 0-1 against the spread, 0-1 straight up, and 0-1 over/under.

The Minnesota Vikings faced off against the San Francisco 49ers last week. The 49ers beat the 20-3 and the Vikings will be looking to redeem themselves just like the Chargers will be for week 2. Minnesota Vikings Running Back Adrian Peterson only ran the football ten times in Week 1 game against the San Francisco 49ers.

The Vikings remained scoreless until the fourth quarter when they stood very little chance at Levi’s Stadium. The Minnesota Vikings are coming into this game with a record or 0-1 against the spread, 0-1 straight up, and 0-1 over/under. In the last eleven Minnesota Vikings games they have gone 8-3 against the spread.