Lamar for MVP? Eagles to win Super Bowl? Futures bets for all 32 teams - ESPN

The NFL season offers a seemingly unlimited amount of betting opportunities. Halfway through the season, do we feel like we know more about where things are headed? Are there still long shots worth a sprinkle?

Here are bets for each team as we head into the second half. Some picks look at the big picture, such as Super Bowl futures, playoffs or win totals. Others zoom in on specific players, highlighting MVP and other award chances.

Matt Bowen, Eric Karabell, Liz Loza, Pamela Maldonado, Eric Moody, Ben Solak and Seth Walder offer their picks.

All odds current as of publication time and courtesy of ESPN BET.

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UNDER 6.5 wins (+110)

Solak: This feels like a good sell-high spot for a team coming off of a nationally-televised win. The Cardinals should be better with Jacoby Brissett under center than they were with Kyler Murray, but the upcoming stretch of games is brutal. By FPI's numbers, the Cardinals have had the fifth-easiest schedule to start the season but now must endure the third-toughest remaining schedule. While Brissett is a nice shot in the arm, he was a backup for a reason. I'm not sure how much longer that new QB boost will last.

OVER 7.5 wins (+105)

Solak: I smell desperation in Atlanta, as the Falcons have lost three straight after their emphatic win over the Bills that put them at 3-2. It might be prudent to wait a week and buy a better number after the upcoming game against the Colts, but Indianapolis is gettable, and the Falcons have the sort of speedy pass rush that the Steelers used to give Daniel Jones fits. I could see