San Francisco 49ers vs New Orleans Saints Prediction: Orleans to cover the spread

On Monday, NFL action moves to Levi's Stadium as the New Orleans Saints take on the San Francisco 49ers. With a recent victory over the Rams, New Orleans has improved to 4-7 on the season. Last Monday, San Francisco faced Arizona. The 49ers dominated that game and won by a large margin.

San Francisco 49ers - will the 49ers make it four wins in a row?

The San Francisco 49ers won three of their first five games, including ones against the Seahawks, Rams, and Panthers. Overall, they had a record of 3-2. The 49ers finished their next four games with a record of 2-2, suffering defeats at the hands of the Falcons and the Chiefs but claiming victories over the Rams and the Chargers. At the break in their game against Arizona on Monday, the 49ers held a 17-10 lead over the Cardinals. On their route to a convincing 38-10 victory, San Francisco scored 14 points in the third quarter of the game. Jimmy Garoppolo, the quarterback for the 49ers, threw for 228 yards, four touchdowns, and completed 20 of 29 passes. With 59 yards, Elijah Mitchell was the leader of the rush.

New Orleans Saints - visitors to be strong once again

In their first five games, the New Orleans Saints had a record of 2-3, suffering defeats at the hands of the Buccaneers, Panthers, and Vikings. The Saints then went on a run in which they went 1-4, winning against the Raiders but losing to the Bengals, Cardinals, Ravens, and Steelers in succession. When the Saints took the field against the Rams the previous Sunday, they entered the third quarter trailing by a score of 14-10. The final score was 27-20, and New Orleans' comeback was a victory thanks to a 17-6 run. Chris Olave led the receivers with 102 yards and a touchdown, while quarterback Andy Dalton threw for 260 yards and scored three touchdowns.

Expert Betting Tips

On Monday against the Diamondbacks, San Francisco turned forth a strong performance. The 49ers had a strong offensive performance, gaining 387 yards and averaging 6.7 yards per play. San Francisco might come out strong in the first half if their offense clicks, but I still think the Saints will cover the spread.