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Thursday Night Football Leads Packed Sports Slate with NFL, NBA, NHL, and College Football Action

Thursday Night Football Leads Packed Sports Slate with NFL, NBA, NHL, and College Football Action
Today's Matches · 04:42:45 - Wednesday, 4 November 2026

The Green Bay Packers host the Carolina Panthers on Thursday Night Football to kick off Week 8 of the 2026 NFL season. Green Bay (4-3) looks to rebound from a 20-17 loss to the Detroit Lions, while Carolina (3-3) aims to recover from a 43-13 defeat against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Packers are 3.5-point favorites at Lambeau Field, with Jordan Love leading the NFL's second-ranked passing attack (1,958 yards). Running back Josh Jacobs made his season debut last week, rushing for 36 yards and adding a 25-yard touchdown reception. The SportsLine Projection Model favors Green Bay to cover the spread in 65% of simulations, while expert Zack Cimini backs Panthers wideout Jalen Coker to exceed 61.5 receiving yards.

NBA: Kings at Pelicans

In New Orleans, the winless Sacramento Kings (0-4) face the also winless Pelicans (0-4). New Orleans is a 5.5-point favorite, with the SportsLine Model projecting a Pelicans cover in 66% of simulations. Kings center Domantas Sabonis, averaging 16.5 rebounds and 7.3 assists, is tipped by expert Mike Barner to combine for over 20.5 rebounds and assists.

NHL: Canucks at Sharks

The Vancouver Canucks visit the San Jose Sharks in a late-night matchup. Both teams have struggled defensively, with Vancouver allowing a league-high 65 goals and San Jose tied for sixth-most at 44. The SportsLine Model favors the under 6.5 total goals, hitting in over 62% of simulations.

College Football: Florida Atlantic at North Texas

North Texas (second nationally at 43.1 points per game) hosts Florida Atlantic (17th at 37.3). Despite recent high-scoring affairs, the SportsLine Model projects the under 77.5 total points, with simulations hitting the under over 85% of the time.

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