Believe it or not, the NFL regular season is only 87 days away. There are some pretty interesting narratives heading into the season such as Aaron Rodgers with the Packers and Julio Jones with his new team in Tennessee. It is certainly never too early to dive into some NFL futures and prop bets for the 2021 season.

Hear me out on this one, the rich got richer over the offseason. The Kansas City Chiefs addressed their glaring weaknesses during the offseason and they still have both Patrick Mahomes with Andy Reid at the helm. I expect this team to be extremely hungry this year after a disappointing loss in the Super Bowl. Yes, I understand they have some tough games on their schedule such as @ Tennessee and @ Baltimore, but this number is too pretty to not take a flier on. Their win total O/U sits at o12.5 (+123) which I love as another play as well.

The NFC East, or should I say, NFC Least, is very wide open once again. However, I am rolling with Washington to win the division due to their outstanding defense. Their defensive line is extremely tough to game plan for and will cause havoc once again this year. With the addition of Ryan Fitzpatrick, the offense should be better than last year and be enough to be crowned NFC East champions in back to back seasons.

Our good friend at SteadyPicks, Ricky, may cringe at this play due to Carson Wentz being the new starting QB in Indy but I like this play for several reasons. First, the Colts have a fairly easy schedule in 2021 with their opponents total win percentage being under .500 in the 2020 season. Also, I truly believe Carson Wentz will revitalize his career in Indianapolis while being reunited with his good friend Frank Reich. Finally, the Colts have an extremely well rounded roster which showed with their 11-5 record last year. With the upgrade and younger QB under center this year, expect the Indianapolis Colts to have a very strong 2021 season.

Be sure to stay tuned in the coming weeks as I will be further breaking down both the upcoming NFL and College Football seasons. Ladies and gentleman, football is almost back.