Pro Football Picks: Redskins-Panthers Odds, Expert Picks

Let’s overstate the obvious: Grandmaster sports handicapper Joe Duffy is the top NFL handicapper of all-time. One of his strongest selections today is on the Redskins-Panthers and as usual in-depth analysis tells you why.

As always we have the complete analysis. All handicappers who actually research their picks are happy to post analysis. Rest assured if no rationale is posted, it’s a coin flip. The odds are Carolina -4 according to Bet Online with a total of 37.5.

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