
The condition of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has been the main topic of conversation this week. Hurts flew to and played in London in week five. Hurts has been ruled out for the remainder of the season with blood clots in his lungs, but this story will continue to run with reports suggesting that the QB was told by doctors not to sleep before the Eagles game against the Jags.
So, Hurts is out for the season, in a campaign that is not going so well for the Eagles. They are currently 2-4 and defeat against the Cowboys this week could realistically end their chances of making the play-offs. Although, the NFC East is that poor, anything could happen.
Our NFL writer Dave Kuzio has created a lengthy acca with his predictions this week. It will take an insane amount of luck to get a full house, but he has given it a go. Check out his NFL season predictions here, as well as his NFL Week 7 betting tips and match previews.
Below is a 14 team acca for week 7 of the NFL season. Buffalo Bills, Jacksonville Jaguars, LA Chargers and the Washington Commander are all on their bye week. The chances of every team winning might be slim, however, we have to be in it to win it. If you do not fancy doing the full acca, you can split it into sections and place a number of different acca bets.
Sky Sports is the main broadcaster for NFL in the UK and they show one game on Thursday evening, three games on Sunday and one on Monday Night Football. They also have the Redzone show that covers every game so you do not miss a second of the scoring action.
Sky Sports like to pick their favourites to show live, so if you support an unpopular team, you might not feature on Sky very often in the season. The good news is that Bet365 will stream every single game live on their website or betting app.
You just need to have a funded account or have placed a bet 24 hours prior to be available. Bet365 is the home of NFL live streaming and you do not have to miss a minute of your teams season.

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