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NFL Pick ‘Em Pool Predictions for Week 4 2025

NFL Pick ‘Em Pool Predictions for Week 4 2025

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By: Blake Krass

There are so many different ways to make your picks for Week 4 of the NFL season on DraftKings and DraftKings Sportsbook. The DraftKings Pick ‘Em Pools are one of the best ways to get in on the action.

DraftKings has huge NFL Pick ‘Em Pools for Week 4. You can enter the $5 NFL Week 4 Spreads Pool with $5,000+ in prizes here. You can also enter the $100 NFL Week 4 Spreads Pool with $5,000+ in prizes here.


NFL Pick ‘Em Pools

These pools are really easy to use and allow you to have action for the entire NFL season with just one entry fee. For the season-long pools, each week you will go back to the pool and pick five games on the slate against the spread. Each correct selection is worth one point. You will also be given one “skip week” during the season, where you don’t need to make picks if you don’t have a good feel for that slate. In total, you will make 80 selections throughout the NFL regular season. That way, even if you have one bad week, you are still in contention in the contest. You can also play the weekly pools, where you pick every featured game against the spread.

Every week of the regular season, I will be giving out my five favorite selections, along with my leans for every other game on the slate.

Week 4 Picks

Eagles -2.5 vs. Buccaneers — The Eagles have started the season 3-0 as they hope to defend their Super Bowl win from last season. It hasn’t always been pretty, but the Eagles have done what championship teams do: find ways to win games. They blocked a field goal against the Rams, made the big plays against the Chiefs and shut out the Cowboys in the second half to get to three wins. They now face a Tampa Bay team that has also been fortunate to get to 3-0. Tampa Bay needed a missed field goal from the Falcons and last-second scores against the Jets and Texans to get three wins. While both teams have scraped by so far this season, the Eagles have more talent and should have the edge in this game.

Patriots -5.5 vs. Panthers — The Patriots are still finding their feet in the Mike Vrabel era. The fumble problems from Rhamondre Stevenson continue to be an issue, and Drake Maye still needs to be more consistent, but there are signs that this team is improving. The Panthers inexplicably dominated the Falcons in Week 3 after struggling in their first two games. The Panthers had everything go their way in that game and are due for negative regression here. The Patriots’ defense should shut down Bryce Young and the Panthers, who rank 22nd in offensive EPA/play this season. This is a great chance for the Patriots to get a convincing win at home and move to 2-2 on the year.

Ravens -2.5 @ Chiefs — The Ravens and Chiefs are both Super Bowl hopefuls, but both sit at 1-2 heading into this matchup. A 1-3 start would be a disaster for both teams, but the Ravens seem more likely to stop the bleeding. Their offense has still looked elite through three weeks, but they couldn’t get stops against the Bills and Lions, two of the best offenses in football. Their defense should look better against the Chiefs, who have lacked explosiveness on offense this season. In a must-win spot, with both teams giving maximum effort, the Ravens have the better team and should find a way to win and cover the short spread.

Bears -1.5 at Raiders — The Bears finally looked how Chicago fans hoped they would under Ben Johnson last week. Chicago blew a late lead to Minnesota in Week 1, then it had no answers on defense against the Lions in Week 2. However, its defense held up in Week 3 against the Cowboys, and Caleb Williams played one of the best games of his NFL career. The Raiders have looked bad the last two weeks, not being able to score against the Chargers, then not getting stops against the Marcus Mariota-led Commanders. The Raiders rank 26th in offensive EPA/play and 32nd in offensive success rate. While both teams have issues on defense, the Bears have found something on offense and should use that to get a win.

Bengals +7.5 at Broncos — The Bengals looked awful in their first game with Jake Browning at quarterback. However, with a week to adjust, they should be more productive next week. The Broncos are a tough defensive test as well, but the Vikings have one of the best defenses in the NFL through three weeks. Brian Flores perfectly game planned to shut down the Cincinnati offense. Browning has shown that he can be an efficient NFL starter when he played a chunk of games in 2023. The Broncos, Bo Nix in particular, have not looked anywhere near as good as last season. They rank 30th in dropback success rate and are unlikely to take advantage of the Bengals’ secondary issues. Cincinnati should at least keep this game close on Monday night.

Week 4 Leans

Vikings -2.5 @ Steelers

Seahawks -1.5 @ Cardinals

Bills -16.5 vs. Saints

Texans -7.5 vs. Titans

Lions -8.5 vs. Browns

Falcons +2.5 vs. Commanders

Chargers -5.5 @ Giants

49ers -3.5 vs. Jaguars

Colts +3.5 at Rams

Cowboys +6.5 vs. Packers

Jets +2.5 at Dolphins

Blake Krass has contributed to DraftKings since 2024, and is a content creator with a specialty in sports betting. Blake primarily focuses on college football and NFL coverage but will also be covering college basketball, the NBA, MLB and more. Prior to arriving at DK, Blake was a sports betting writer for The Action Network.
Disclaimer

I am a promoter at DraftKings and am also an avid fan and customer (my username is blakekrass) and may sometimes play on my personal account in the games that I offer advice on. Although I have expressed my personal view on the games and strategies above, they do not necessarily reflect the view(s) of DraftKings and do not constitute a representation that any particular strategy will guarantee success. All customers should use their own skills and judgment in building lineups. I may also deploy different players and strategies than what I recommend above. I am not an employee of DraftKings and do not have access to any non-public information.