NFL RedZone Week 9 betting tips: Sunday, November 8, 2026

• Ladbrokes share NFL RedZone Week 9 betting tips

• Wins predicted for Broncos and Giants

• Javonte Williams tipped to score a touchdown

Ladbrokes' NFL Week 9 RedZone betting tips take a look at our best bets on Sunday, November 8, 2026.

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Carolina Panthers vs Denver Broncos

Denver are riding a four-game win streak and have moved to the top of the AFC West with a 6-2 record. Quarterback Bo Nix has been playing inconsistently, but he led yet another fourth-quarter comeback against the Chiefs last week, and the Broncos defense is elite. The Panthers have dropped two in a row, including a 43-13 embarrassment in their last home game against Tampa Bay, but still lead the AFC South at 3-4. Bryce Young has faded after a hot start, with three interceptions in those two losses. We think the Broncos should have enough to win in Carolina.

Pick: Broncos money line

Indianapolis Colts vs Dallas Cowboys

We don't feel comfortable backing either of these teams to win, with both franchises in disarray. The Cowboys somehow managed to lose to the Cardinals last week, while the Colts are in full blown rebuild mode after trading away several key players. One of those was defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, who's now with the 49ers. That should be good news for Dallas running-back Javonte Williams. Only two players have more than Williams' nine rushing touchdowns this season, and we're backing him to add to his tally in Indianapolis.

Pick: Javonte Williams anytime touchdown

Miami Dolphins vs Detroit Lions

Detroit picked up an impressive win last Sunday against their previously undefeated NFC North rivals Minnesota. Their much-maligned defense has shown signs of improvement with the return of safety Brian Branch, and that unit is averaging under 18 points allowed through their last three games. If they can maintain that level, combined with their explosive offense, then the Lions are a Super Bowl contender. Miami are in the race for the number one pick in next year's draft, with a 1-6 record. The Dolphins have competed in most games, but we think the Lions will just have too much. We're backing them to win by a touchdown.

Pick: Lions -6.5

Philadelphia Eagles vs New York Giants

In John Harbaugh's first season in New York, the Giants surprisingly lead the NFC East with a 4-2-1 record and suddenly have a golden opportunity to make the playoffs. The season looked lost when QB Jaxson Dart went down in Week 2, but a trade for former Vikings first-round pick JJ McCarthy has revitalised the offense. This year has been nothing short of a disaster for the Eagles, with Jalen Hurts ruled out for the year with blood clots. Backup Tanner McKee lost all three starts and they've now turned to Joe Milton. Philly have lost six in a row, and we think the Giants will make it seven.

Pick: Giants money line

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