2024 NFL BETTING RECORD:
WINS — 112
LOSSES — 101
PUSH — 3
NET WIN/LOSS — -$540
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS — 8-5 (+$250)
STARTING BANKROLL: $10,000
CURRENT BANKROLL: $9,460
ALL WAGERS ARE FOR $100 EACH AND ARE PRICED AT THE STANDARD 110/100 VIG, (UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE)
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS (WEEK 16):
Results from Betcoin.ag Report: READ FULL WEEK 16 REPORT HERE
Player Prop: HOU RB Mixon OVER 60.5 rushing yards…{L}
Player Prop: HOU PK Fairbairn OVER 6.5 points scored (-130)…{W}
Full-Game Side: TEXANS +3.5…{L}
Player Prop: PIT/BAL OVER 46.5 yards — longest successful field goal (-112)…{W}
Full Game Side: BENGALS -8…{W}
Two-Team Teaser: BENGALS -2 / RAVENS -1 (-125)…{W}
Player Prop: QB DANIELS OVER 30.5 pass attempts…{W}
Full-Game Total: ATL-NYG UNDER 43…{W}
Team Total: FALCONS UNDER 26.5 points…{L}
Full-Game Side: BUCCANEERS -3.5…{L}
Team Total: BUCCANEERS OVER 26.5 points…{L}
Player Prop: RATTLER UNDER 224.5 passing yards…{W}
A NOTE ABOUT MID-WEEK GAMES:
Do "short weeks" favor NFL offenses or defenses?
Since two games will be kicking off on Wednesday, I wanted to determine if the shorter window of preparation time favors offenses or defenses. I was able to gather data from multiple online sources, and update these numbers with more current data from the current season.
More than a decade of results show that NFL teams average scoring about 23 points on Thursday games (which is the primary "short week" day of the week). Contrast this with the usual Sunday-Monday games, which are averaging 22 points this season (note that the high mark of scoring was back in 2020, when teams averaged nearly 25 PPG). However, given there are far fewer Thursday games, the average tends to be skewed by some high-scoring outlers. So, the 1 point differential may not be statistically significant.Bottom Line: NFL scoring isn't impacted by shorter (or longer) preparation times.
For every game, the goal of handicapping should be to identify the best bet of all the possibilities. Yet, most of the time, we fail to do this. Perhaps I should clarify--that I fail to do this, even though I try. Even the winning bets might not have been the best wager we could have made. Why not? It's simple. The answer is time. Identifying a best bet takes considerable amounts of time. With hundreds of props on each game every week, it would take many hours to weigh all the possibilities an determine the probabilities of an outcome on every single proposition.
I believe almost every game is bettable, that is, if you have the time to put in the work. The bet might be a yardage prop, or a quarter bet, or a total, or something else that's not as popular as picking a side. With hundreds of possible wagers and various odds, at least a few will be a little off. It's our objective to identify mispriced odds and then bet on those (perceived) advantages.
This week, I’ll try to identify at least one bet on every NFL game:
THIS WEEK’S ANALYSIS AND PICKS (Week 17)
KANSAS CITY VS. PITTSBURGH (WED.)
- Steelers kicker Chris Boswell leads the NFL in scoring. He's scored 7+ points in 11 of 15 games this season. Usually, good kickers on winning teams are priced at O/U 7.5 points (-110). However, most weeks we see Boswell priced at O/U 6.5 points, despite his accuracy and the outstanding season he is having. There's been a slight adjustment depending on which sportsbook you use, as STN here in Las Vegas listed Boswell at 6.5 (-157). But I checked Westgate, and it's only 6.5 (-130). The -130 price is very bettable, whereas the -157 is not. I'll continue riding Boswell's leg (wait, that doesn't sound right) so long as he's priced in the same range with lesser kickers on mediocre teams. Also note that Boswell has made 12 of 14 attempts beyond 50+ yards, despite kicking in Pittsburgh (a stadium not known for being friendly to long FG kickers). The Steelers have also been sluggish offensively the last few weeks and they face a good Chiefs defense, which could create more FG attempts. Remember, on OVER kicking props, we want ATTEMPTS (and mostly FGs). Nobody in the NFL has been better this season, as Boswell has made 39/42 FG attempts this season, which averages out to nearly 3 per game. It also looks like the weather will be somewhat mild in Pittsburgh today for this time of year -- slight chance of flurries, but no wind. Boswell to the moon.
Pick:
Player Prop: PIT KICKER BOSWELL OVER 6.5 POINTS (-130)
BALTIMORE VS. HOUSTON (WED.)
- We're not supposed to get emotional when betting, but I can't contain my reaction to the sluggish Texans after betting on them several times, yet so often getting screwed by their own stupidity and self-destruction. This team makes more mental mistakes and unforced errors than any team in the league--aside perhaps from the awful NY teams. The only reason they're heading to the playoffs is because they're fortunate to be playing in such a weak division with three sub-par teams. Houston's problem, and something I think will hold them back, is coaching--especially the offense (there's some grumbling that Stroud is being forced into OC Slowik's system and is having trouble adjusting. Watching him regress this season–QB Stroud is too much of a gunslinger, who is overconfident, and makes way too many mistakes. That means interceptions. He's even been quoted many times saying he's going to make throws that are risky because that's "who he is." So, I've bet C.J. Stroud to throw 1+ interceptions in this game (sometimes refered to as a YES/NO prop on the question: "Will Stroud throw an interception?") The lay price is only -115, and I expect he'll air it out again this week and make at least one stupid throw. Stroud threw 2 interceptions last week, and now has 11 for the season. This may be priced within the range of probability, but since Tank Dell is out with injury, he's lost his favorite target (98 receptions this season--now out of the year). The Texans also have an offensive line that can't block. Houston's play-calling is also ridiculous at times, often throwing long balls on short-yardage situations, which is highly risky and creates a good situation for interceptions.
Pick:
Player Prop: HOU QB STROUD TO THROW AN INTERCEPTION--YES (-115)
SEATTLE VS. CHICAGO (THU.)
- I was surprised to see the O/U at 42.5. This number is likely influenced by fears of December Chicago weather, but bad conditions will not appear to be a factor -- temperature in the 40s, no wind, slight chance of rain. Sounds more like Seattle (note: this is being written three days prior--check the updated forecast). Speaking of Seattle, the Seahawks have surrendered 30-27 points in their last two games. The Bears have been far worse, surrendering 30+ for three straight weeks. Earlier in the season, Chicago had a reputation as a good defense. That's all collapsed lately, as the Bears look like a team that's mailed in their season. Both QBs have something to prove as CHI QB Williams is chasing a few rookie records. Meanwhile, SEA QB Smith comes off two bad games--good chance for him to bounce back here. Seahawks also have a small chance at a playoff spot, but must win. That should keep the fire under the Seahawks' offense for at least another week. Seattle has exceeded its team total in 10/15 games this season. So, I'll also bet the Seahawks' team total to exceed 22.5 points. Note that on both wagers here, we're catching wins on key numbers -- 43 for the game and 23 for Seattle's scoring total. That's a critical factor in this equation.
Picks:
O/U: SEATTLE/CHICAGO OVER 42.5 (full game)
Team Total: SEATTLE OVER 22.5 points (-120)
LA CHARGERS VS. NEW ENGLAND (SAT.)
- The Patriots are getting +5.5 points at home, which is enough to pull the trigger and take the underdog. I don't trust the Chargers to fly to the East Coast and cover a high spread outdoors in 32-degree weather. After a stellar first half of the season, the Bolts' defense has been ripped apart for 67 points in the last two games. Meanwhile, New England has played it close in most homes this season, keeping it to within 6 points or less in 5 of 6 in Foxborough. We also saw the Patriots give Buffalo (maybe the best team in the NFL right now) a very tough game last week, which shows some life despite their lowly 3-12 record. Since QB Maye took over as the starter, NWE is 5-3 ATS. Important--I'm sure this line will drop near gametime. Grab the good number now.
Pick:
Full Game: NEW ENGLAND +5.5
DENVER VS. CINCINNATI (SAT.)
- I wanted to bet the OVER 47.5 (open) but waited a few days on the weather forecast and now that conditions are expected to be ideal (in the 50s!) that catapulted the betting total up two full points to 49.5 (current). Same thing on Denver, which opened at +3.5 and now it's down to +3. I missed two opportunities, but we can still take advantage of some numbers which haven't quite adjusted yet. DEN QB Bo Nix continues to impress -- both in passing skills and leadership. He's become an ideal fit in Sean Payton's offenses, which have been known as explosive. The Broncos have scored 27+ in four straight games. So, I'll go OVER on Denver's team total, listed at 23.5. The Broncos should put up points on one of the worst defenses in the NFL. Moreover, Nix's O/U is listed at a very pedestrian 228.5. I'm not sure why it's so low, given he's exceeded 260+ in 4/5 games (only UNDER was a terrible stat game against INDY, but Denver didn't have to throw in the 4Q of that game, so stats looked ugly). We expect Denver will have to score points here given how high-scoring the Bengals have been. Cincy's defensive statline looks better recently, but that's only because they've faced three garbage-pail backup QBs the last three games (vs. DAL, TEN, and CLE). Now, they get a tougher test. Both teams are among the league leaders in "big plays" (20+ yards) and I can see both QBs completing some long balls. QB Burrow's O/U is nearly 50 yards higher than Nix, despite the Bengals being favored in this game (often the underdog QB enjoys more passing yardage playing catch-up). As their 10-5 record to the OVER this season proves, you can pretty much better OVER on any Cincy prop -- either offensively or defensively -- and have a decent chance of hitting it.
Picks:
Team Total: DENVER OVER 23.5 points
Player Prop: DEN QB NIX OVER 228.5 passing yards (-115)
ARIZONA VS. LA RAMS (SAT.)
- Arizona may have emotionally surrendered the season after an inexcusable loss at Carolina last week. I can't see them suddenly regrouping in another road game, certain not against a surging Rams' team. Normally, a division battle makes me want to take the points. But these NFC West rivals are headed in completely opposite directions. After being left for dead, the Rams have now won and covered in four straight. As the other three teams in this division imploded (SFO, SEA, ARZ), the Rams now control their own destiny. I expect that will translate into a strong performance at home here, versus a deflated opponent. We've seen the Rams' improvement on both sides of the ball, while the Cardinals did their surprise run earlier and now must go into Week 17 with their best player listed as questionable with a knee injury (RB Connor). After five topsy-turvy seasons, Kyler Murray's time in Phoenix might be winding down as the loss last week (due in part to some bonehead mistakes by Murray). Laying this number seems reasonable. Added Comment: I hoped to bet Rams RB Kyren Williams OVER on both his rushing attempts (21.5) and yardage (92.5). He's carried the rock 23-29-29 attempts in the last three games, so 21.5 is well within range. Moreover, Williams has eclipsed 100+ in 3 of the last 4 games. So, these are good OVER bets, especially against a mediocre defense like the Cardinals. Trouble is, would I make these numbers higher? We rarely see numbers higher than this, so I won't ride the momentum because there's probably no value here. But if you believe in continuity and have insights into the Rams' game plan, Williams rushing attempts and yardage is worth consideration.
Pick:
Full Game: LA RAMS -6
CAROLINA VS. TAMPA BAY
- Just when many of us thought surging Tampa Bay was putting things together and would coast to an NFC South title, the Bucs go into Dallas last Sunday night and shit the bed. That loss was inexcusable. Tampa Bay was outplayed on both sides of the ball, and especially problematic was the porous offensive line. While Tampa Bay should be expected to bounce back at home with everything now on the line on Sunday (meaning a possible playoff spot) versus a divisional opponent, should they really be laying -8 points? Seems too high. Obviously, betting on a 4-11 team late in the season is risky, but Carolina has shown enough sparks of life in the later half of the season to warrant some confidence. So long as we're getting more than a touchdown in a division rivalry game, I think a bet on the dog is warranted. Last week, the Panthers killed off the Cardinals’ floundering playoff chances. Not sure they'll repeat that performance again, but they should keep this closer than the line indicates. It's not always relevant in rematches, but the last time these two teams met, the game went into OT.
Pick:
Full-Game: CAROLINA +8
DALLAS VS. PHILADELPHIA
- It's almost impossible to handicap most aspects of this game without knowing the injury status of PHI QB Hurts. The NFL's strict concussion protocol creates greater uncertainty in a matchup that would be tough to handicap under known circumstances. Accordingly, I'll instead focus on the Cowboys'-related props which should be unaffected by the status of the Eagles offense. Dallas' team total is what seems to be a ridiculously low 15.5 (-115) given how they've performed lately. The 1H team total is equally as puzzling -- just 7 points (-120). Even if we trust the Eagles' defense to bounce back after last week's absurd 4Q meltdown, in which they allowed 22 points to Washington, the Cowboys have proven the ability to produce enough points to break these low numbers. Dallas has scored 20+ in five straight games, and though backup C. Rush won't win any passing awards, he's done enough to keep the Cowboys' offense moving. Now starting his 8th game, I expect Dallas can break both of these numbers. Weather should be mild in Philadelphia on Sunday, so no adverse outdoor conditions should influence scoring.
Picks:
First-Half Team Total: DALLAS OVER 7 (-120)
Full-Game Team Total: DALLAS OVER 15.5 (-115)
NY JETS VS. BUFFALO
- The game line is Bills -9. The moneyline is Bills -455. If this was an early- to mid-season game, I'd be inclined to take the dog plus the points. However, it's hard to have much faith in NYJ, given their dismal season, plus the fact they looked so inept last week losing to the Rams. NYJ QB Rodgers' comments (Thurs.) sure sounded like he doesn't expect to return with the Jets. The impact of that (unannounced) news should be deflating to the Jets, though they'd be much better off getting rid of this front office mistake--and then starting again from scratch. Perhaps if Rodgers said something to the effect he wants and expects to return to his teammates, that could spark something in the offense--but that didn't happen. Hence, I'll go with the obvious play which is Buffalo and reduce the lay price to a rare "game prop" whereby the Bills must score first AND win the game. BUF prevailing at home with some incentive still to win is an easy bet, and the lay price is reduced significantly by adding the "first score" leg of the prop. BUF is one of the NFL's best !Q and 1H teams. After a subpar effort at home last week versus a similar outclassed foe (NWE), I expect a more focused performance this Sunday. Meanwhile, who knows what mental state the inconsistent Jets will be stumbling into this game with a 4-11 record with a lame duck QB and going nowhere. Finally–also note the Jets are banged up defensively with LB CJ Mosley on IR and five other starters listed as questionable, including CB S. Gardner. The Bills have plenty of motivation this week since a win would clinch the AFC's 2 seed.
Pick:
Game Prop: BUFFALO TO SCORE FIRST AND WIN THE GAME {BOTH MUST OCCUR] (-117)
INDIANAPOLIS VS. NY GIANTS
- We don't know if IND QB A. Richardson will start/play on Sunday. He missed two practice days so far this week and is questionable. Moreover, QBs don't typically run for lots of yardage with back and foot injuries. Even if active, he should find himself limited in the rushing game. However, inexplicably his rushing yardage total is O/U 46.5. That number would be high anyway for almost any QB. Add the fact he's not at 100 percent, more susceptible to injury and perhaps could be pulled from the game, and the biggest factor of all -- the Colts have a terrific RB capable of carrying 25+ attempts, and I don't expect we'll see Richardson pick up this kind of yardage. Richardson is a threat on most games, yet crossed this number in fewer than half of his starts this season (5/11) tallied with the benchmark at 46.5. He was fully healthy in those starts, and often forced out of the pocket by the opponent's pass rush--including multiple long runs. That's less likely to happen for all the reasons stated in this game.
Pick:
Player Prop: IND QB RICHARDSON UNDER 46.5 rushing yards (-115)
LAS VEGAS VS. NEW ORLEANS
News broke late on Friday that neither QB Carr nor RB Kamara will play for the Saints this Sunday versus Las Vegas. This is monumental news for those of us crazy enough to bet on garbage games like this. Without Carr (who would have been facing his old team) and Kamara (perhaps the best player in New Orleans) we've seen the Saints turn into a wreck. Yet inexplicably, the number hasn't moved (yet) as the Raiders are listed at -1. This is a crazy line given how both teams have played lately. For all their problems, the Raiders have continued to fight. They not only won last week, the Raiders defense has also surrendered fewer than 20 points in 3 of their last 4 games. Coincidentally, the Saints haven't cracked the 20-point mark in their last four games. Coming off a 34-0 defeat in which the offense looked dreadful, I'm not sure where the Saints' points will come from. With QB O'Connell starting again, Las Vegas is clearly the better team. It's quite possible both teams will lose their head coaches in the offseason. I believe there's still some pride left on the Raiders, as was demonstrated last week. Also note that the Saints' defense logged 37 minutes on the field in a short week (they played a road game on MNF) and could be spent on that side of the ball, as well. Since I'm betting on the Raiders for the full game, I'll also take them priced at just -117 on the first-half moneyline.
Adding: Look for Raiders' RB Abdullah to exceed 26.5 rushing yards. His numbers haven't shown much this season, but he's now more active in the Raiders game plan. He carried the ball 7 times for 38 yards and a touchdown last week, and added 5 receptions for another 47 yards. Coming off a victory in which Abdullah played a big part, I expect they'll keep on the field. He should enjoy more yardage than this low O/U rushing mark versus a worn out defense that have given up many big plays and long runs this season.
Pick:
Full-Game Side: LAS VEGAS -1
First-Half Moneyline: LAS VEGAS (-117)
Player Prop: LVR ABDULLAH OVER 26.5 rushing yards
TENNESSEE VS. JACKSONVILLE
- Speaking of shitty garbage games, welcome to the anti-Super Bowl. One standout player who doesn't get enough attention and could be primed to become the next Jefferson or Evans is Jags WR Brian Thomas, Jr. He very quietly scored 9 TDs and exceeded 1,000 yards so far this season, despite not starting every game and playing on a bad team with QB issues. Thomas is listed at O/U 76.5 receiving yards this week. Although that's an above-average O/U, the way the Jags are playing recently shows he's absolutely going to get the most passing looks and targets–which we hope translates into catches and yardage. Note that in his past five games, Thomas has exceeded 76 yards in all five starts, and 100+ yards in three of those games, including each of the past two weeks. Thomas' targets have been 13-14-10-12 over five weeks, and in each game he's posted in excess of 10+ YPC. Keep in mind those impressive stats would be solid for ANY top WR on a good team, but since he's a rookie in Jacksonville, he remains under the radar (except perhaps in fantasy leagues). He's also put up those numbers with Mac Jones as his QB. Given that Jones is throwing to Thomas a dozen times a game now, look for that heavy load to continue.
Pick:
Player Prop: JAX WR THOMAS JR. OVER 76.5 pass receptions (-115)
MIAMI VS. CLEVELAND
- I'll keep this one short. Rarely is a QB interception prop worth laying a high vig number, but the exception may apply in this game to Browns' starter Dorian Thompson-Robinson. He's starting only his second game this week, facing Miami (which is still aiming for a playoff spot and should be motivated). Note that if either LA Chargers or Denver loses on Saturday, the Dolphins will still be fighting for a playoff spot heading into this game-----so, those outcomes could have bearing on this matchup. Last week, Thompson-Robinson pitched two interceptions, and that was against a terrible Cincinnati pass defense. He's attempted only 68 passes all season, yet already has 5 picks -- a stat which reveals he's making plenty of bad decisions and throws. Likely to be playing catch-up as an underdog to the Dolphins, Thompson-Robinson should put up 30+ pass attempts once again and I expect Miami should be able to nab at least one of them. The best lay price on Thompson-Robinson's interception prop is -165, and that's within range for making a wager. Finally, though the data sample is small, out of all NFL quarterbacks who have taken snaps this season Thompson-Robinson ranks dead last in the NFL.
Pick:
Player Prop: CLE QB THOMPSON-ROBINSON OVER .5 interceptions (-165)
GREEN BAY VS. MINNESOTA
- I promised to come up with a pick on every game this week. However, nothing strikes me as playable in this marques matchup. Two outstanding teams competing for playoff position and a possible home game, who are longtime division rivals, playing indoors where conditions will be ideal for offense, plus a highly-volatile contest with lots of scoring makes this a total crapshoot. I have a slight lead to Green Bay +1 based on how they've played slightly better recently, in addition to QB J. Love's continuing maturity and consistency. But it wouldn't surprise me to see Minnesota rise to the occasion at home and win by a FG. I'll take a pass on this game and watch from the sidelines.
Picks: None
ATLANTA VS. WASHINGTON (SNF)
- The line just dropped from Commanders -4 down to -3.5 (which could be due to the weather forecast). I think that now makes Washington playable, catching a possible win on the key number 4. I'm not giving Atlanta much credit for its last two wins -- against Las Vegas and NY Giants. Beating the Raiders was a sloppy effort. And playing the Giants at this point is almost like having a bye week. Now comes the real test for Atlanta, outdoors and playing what essentially is a playoff game for both teams against the Commanders. The QB change from Cousins to Penix, Jr. could factor here, as the Falcons allowed the new signal caller to test his set of training wheels at home against the hapless Giants. Paenix, Jr. performed well, looking like this was the right move. But he's still unproven in a situation like this, on the road facing a much better team. I’ll fade him until he proves otherwise. As for Washington, the Commanders have not played nearly as well in the second half of the season, but they still come in well-coached and with an explosive offense. Let's also credit them for an impressive 22-point outburst in the 4Q and upset of Philadelphia last week. Sometimes, a win like that creates a hangover effect in the next game, and that was facing one of the NFL’s best defenses. Given that Washington is currently riding a three-game win streak and motivated by possibly locking up a postseason spot, I think we can lay the points with them at home for a second straight week. Let's not forget Atlanta's struggles recently on the road, going 1-3 SU and 0-3-1 ATS in their last four. One Concern: Weather could make passing more difficult on Sunday night as 20 mph wind gusts and 90 chance of rain is forecast.
Pick:
Full-Game Side: WASHINGTON -3.5
DETROIT VS. SAN FRANCISCO {MNF)
- This matchup seems like the "Lions or nothing" if you choose to bet it. Detroit has shown no signs of letting up or slowing down this season, and are being pressured by division rivals Green Bay and Minnesota in an unprecedented 3-team race where the trio is a combined 37-8 this season. Even in their rare losses, the Lions' offense looks unstoppable, scoring 100 points in the last three games. We keep waiting for the Lions' defensive injuries to surface and create problems, but other than the Buffalo loss a few weeks ago, the decimated Detroit defense has played decently and simply counted on the explosive offense to score enough points to win. The question now becomes, is there anything left in the tank for the 6-9 49ers in this meaningless MNF home game? San Francisco looked disinterested in last week's loss in Miami. We've not seen such a putrid effort by SFO under HC Shannahan before, as his offense had been held to 17 points or fewer in 5 of their last 6 games, with the only bright spot against horrible Chicago. Certainly, putting up a good fight against the Lions would be a matter of pride for San Francisco....then again, this team simply looks done for the season right now and is just going through the motions. Note: One big factor to look at when betting this game is what happens in the GB-MIN contest the day before. DET at 13-2, has a chance to clinch the NFC North crown and the NFC's top seed this week. That will happen if Minnesota loses to Green Bay, in which case the Lions' won't be as pressured to win this one. However, if the Vikings prevail, that puts added pressure on the Lions here. However, given HC Campbell's coaching strategy, I'm not sure that even matters as Detroit looks like a team that simply wants to go out each week and win and score points. Final decision --- if Minnesota wins on Sunday, I'll bet the Lions and lay the points here. Player Props: Look for RB J. Gibbs to have a good night. He's the #1 RB with Montgomery gone for the year, and it's showed lately in games where he must now carry the load. I look for Gibbs to get plenty of touches. Trouble is, most of his O/U numbers are high...20.5 carries and 94.5 yards. The better value looks to be Gibb's O/U on receiving yardage, which is only 30.5. While the Lion's talented receivers get most of the attention, sometimes a wager on secondary targets offers less variance and greater chances of hitting the OVER. Gibbs has been a solid safety valve pass catcher for QB Goff lately, catching 4-5-6 balls in his last three games, good for 45-83-30 receiving yards respectively. Gibbs also has explosive potential, so any breakaway catch and run could exclipse this total. His 10.2 YPC average suggests just three receptions should be enough to cash a win on the OVER.
Pick:
Full-Game Side: DETROIT -3.5 (contingent upon Minnesota winning on the previous day)
Player Prop: DET RB Gibbs OVER 30.5 receiving yards (-115)
FINAL PICKS FOR Week 17 (For those who just want the picks):
Player Prop: PIT KICKER BOSWELL OVER 6.5 POINTS (-130)...{L}
Player Prop: HOU QB STROUD TO THROW AN INTERCEPTION--YES (-115)...{W}
O/U: SEATTLE/CHICAGO OVER 42.5 (full game)...{L}
Full-Game Team Total: SEATTLE OVER 22.5 points (-120)...{L}
Full Game Side: NEW ENGLAND +5.5
Full-Game Team Total: DENVER OVER 23.5 points
Player Prop: DEN QB NIX OVER 228.5 passing yards (-115)
Full-Game Side: LA RAMS -6
Full-Game Side: CAROLINA +8
First-Half Team Total: DALLAS OVER 7 (-120)
Full-Game Team Total: DALLAS OVER 15.5 (-115)
Game Prop: BUFFALO TO SCORE FIRST AND WIN THE GAME {BOTH MUST OCCUR] (-117)
Player Prop: IND QB RICHARDSON UNDER 46.5 rushing yards (-115)
Full-Game Side: LAS VEGAS -1
First-Half Moneyline: LAS VEGAS (-117)
Player Prop: LVR ABDULLAH OVER 26.5 rushing yards
Player Prop: JAX WR THOMAS JR. OVER 76.5 pass receptions (-115)
Player Prop: CLE QB THOMPSON-ROBINSON OVER .5 interceptions (-165)
Full-Game Side: WASHINGTON -3.5
Full-Game Side: DETROIT -3.5 (contingent upon Minnesota winning on the previous day)
Player Prop: DET RB Gibbs OVER 30.5 receiving yards (-115)
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