One year after being one play away from the NFC Championship game the Saints found themselves about to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl before what will go down as one of the worst no-calls in the history of the NFL happened. Vegas had the win total for the New Orleans Saints this season at 9.5 which they exceeded finishing the regular season at 13-3, winning the NFC South and being the number 1 seed in the NFC. They made it to the NFC Championship game before ultimately losing to the Los Angeles Rams by a score of 23-26 in OT. If you were to have taken the over you would have made a profit. Drew Brees led the team in passing with 3,992 yards for 32 touchdowns and 5 interceptions. Alvin Kamara led the team in rushing with 883 yards and 14 touchdowns while adding another 81 receptions for 709 yards and 4 touchdowns. Michal Thomas led the team in receiving with 125 receptions for 1405 yards and 9 touchdowns. How did the Saints do against the spread and how did the over/under look? Let’s take a look at the New Orleans Saints Betting Recap for the 2018 season.
New Orleans Saints ATS
The New Orleans Saints were 10-8 ATS which was a 55.55% winning percentage which means if you took the Saints ATS in all of their games you would have made a narrow profit. The Saints were 9-5 ATS after a win which is a 64% winning percentage which if someone took the Saints ATS after a win they would have made a nice profit. They were 1-2 ATS after a loss which translated to a 33.33% winning percentage, so unless you bet against them after a loss it would’ve resulted in a loss. The Saints were 4-6 ATS at home which is a 40% winning percentage which would’ve resulted in a loss for anyone betting on the Saints ATS at home.
New Orleans was 6-2 ATS on the road which is a 75% winning percentage so anyone betting on the Saints ATS on the road had a nice profit at the end of the season. They were 7-8 ATS as a favorite which is a 46.66% winning percentage which means anyone betting on the Saints ATS as a favorite had a loss at the end of the season. The Saints were 3-0 ATS as an underdog which means they never lost ATS as an underdog this season. To have made a profit ATS on the Saints this season you would’ve had to bet on them in every game, after a win, on the road or as an underdog this season. Let’s take a look at how the over/under did in the Saints games this season.
Saints Over/Under
The under hit in eleven of the eighteen games for the New Orleans Saints which is a 61% winning percentage for anyone taking the under in those games which would have resulted in a decent profit this season. The total went 5-5 in the home games for New Orleans this season which would have resulted in a loss whether betting the under or over this season in the Saints home games. The under hit in six of the eight road games for the Saints which is a 75% winning percentage and a nice profit for anyone who bet the under in all of the Saints road games this season.
The under hit in ten of the fifteen games in which the saints were favorites this season which is a 66% winning percentage and a nice profit for anyone betting the under in games the Saints were favorites in. The over hit in two of the three games in which the Saints were underdogs in which translates to a 66.66% winning percentage and a good profit for anyone who be the over in the games the Saints were underdogs in. To have made a profit betting on the totals this season you would have had to bet the under in all of the Saints games, the under in their road games, the under in games the Saints were favorites in and the over in the games they were underdogs in this season.
