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Oct 20, 2022

BetMGM is offering a great offer ahead of Thursday’s Cardinals and Saints kickoff. We'll go over how you can claim on your $1000 bet, and then take an in-depth look at tonight's game.

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Can the Saints take the win tonight?

The Cardinals and Saints are two of the NFL's worst teams at 2-4. Despite their poor play, they aren't in a terrible playoff position. The NFC West (Cardinals) and NFC South (Saints) don't have a team that's better than 3-3.

The spread for this matchup is set at 2 points, with oddsmakers listing the Cardinals as the favorites.
As for the Moneyline, the Cardinals have -125 odds to pick up the win, while the Saints are listed at +105 to claim victory.

The Saints' running game has blossomed in recent weeks. In terms of yards per play, the Saints rank sixth in the NFL (5.9) and 17th defensively (5.6 yards allowed per play). But, at -7, the Saints own the worst turnover margin in the NFL this season.

The Saints could have two of their top three draft picks back in the lineup with the anticipated returns of receiver Chris Olave and defensive back Alontae Taylor.

Both teams have struggled on defense this year. The Saints and Cardinals sit among the top five in terms of scoring percentage allowed. Each team will be missing key WRs through the air with Michael Thomas and Jarvis Landry both expected to be out injured for the second-straight week.

The Saints have been more together than the Cardinals this season. They have only lost four times and those losses were only by 25 points.

Whereas the Cardinals have lost eight consecutive home games and have gone 3-9 in their last 12 games overall.

With New Orleans winning five of the last seven meetings between these teams, and with the injury report being devastating for the Cardinals' offense this week, can the saints take the win tonight again?