2022 Week 1 NFL Spreads Available for Betting

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2022 Week 1 NFL Spreads Available for Betting

The 2022 NFL schedule is still an hour away from being announced, but Week 1 lines are already available for wagering.

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SportsBetting.ag was first to set odds for the opening week of football, which you can find below.

Thursday, September 8

Bills at Rams (-1, 52)

Sunday, September 11

Ravens at Jets (+4.5, 45)

Saints at Falcons (+3.5, 42)

Patriots at Dolphins (-3, 45)

Browns at Panthers (+4.5, 43.5)

Steelers at Bengals (-6.5, 44.5)

49ers at Bears (+6.5, 42)

Eagles at Lions (+4, 46.5)

Colts at Texans (+8, 44)

Jaguars at Commanders (-3.5, 44)

Chiefs at Cardinals (+3, 53)

Raiders at Chargers (-4, 51.5)

Giants at Titans (-6.5, 44)

Monday, September 12

Broncos at Seahawks (+3.5, 41)

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