New on Sports Illustrated: New Orleans Saints vs. Washington Football Team NFL Week 5 Odds, Plays and Insights

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Check out odds, plays and more for the New Orleans Saints vs. Washington Football Team NFL Week 5 matchup on October 10, 2021.

Oct 3, 2021; New Orleans, Louisiana, USA; New Orleans Saints quarterback Jameis Winston (2) calls a play against New York Giants linebacker Tae Crowder (48) during the second half at Caesars Superdome. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Lew-USA TODAY Sports

The Washington Football Team (2-2) are just 2-point underdogs against the New Orleans Saints (2-2) on Sunday, October 10, 2021. The over/under is 43.5 in this game.

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Odds for Saints vs. Washington

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Over/under insights

  • New Orleans and its opponents have combined for 43.5 points or more just once this season.
  • Washington's games have gone over 43.5 points in three of four chances this season.
  • The combined points per game average of the two teams, 48.8, is 5.3 points more than Sunday's over/under.
  • These two squads surrender a combined 47.8 points per game, 4.3 more than this contest's over/under.
  • The Saints and their opponents have scored an average of 44.9 points per game in 2020, 1.4 more than Sunday's total.
  • The 43.5-point over/under for this game is 1.5 points below the 45.0 points per game average total in Football Team games this season.

Saints stats and trends

  • Thus far this season New Orleans has two wins against the spread.
  • The Saints have yet to cover the spread this season when favored by 2 points or more.
  • New Orleans' games this year have eclipsed the over/under one time in four opportunities (25%).
  • The Saints score seven fewer points per game (23.5) than the Football Team surrender (30.5).
  • The Saints rack up 140.7 fewer yards per game (276.8) than the Football Team give up per outing (417.5).
  • This year, the Saints have turned the ball over three times, one more than the Football Team's takeaways (2).
  • Click over to SISportsbook and find the latest spread, moneyline and total for New Orleans' matchup with Washington.

Washington stats and trends

  • Washington has one win against the spread in four games this season.
  • The Football Team have yet to cover the spread this year when underdogs by 2 points or more.
  • Washington's games this season have hit the over on three of four set point totals (75%).
  • The Football Team score eight more points per game (25.3) than the Saints give up (17.3).
  • When Washington puts up more than 17.3 points, it is 1-2 against the spread and 2-1 overall.
  • The Football Team collect just 7.3 fewer yards per game (342) than the Saints allow per matchup (349.3).
  • When Washington churns out over 349.3 yards, the team is 1-1 against the spread and 2-0 overall.
  • The Football Team have five giveaways this season, while the Saints have eight takeaways.

Home and road insights

  • The Football Team are winless ATS (0-2) as 2-point underdogs or greater at home.
  • The average total in Football Team home games this season is 43.5 points, equal to this contest's over/under.
  • The Saints are winless ATS (0-1) on the road as 2-point favorites or more.
  • Saints away games this season average 44.0 total points, 0.5 more than this outing's over/under (43.5).

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