Sunday early
Lions at Bears (-6)
Saints (-4.5) at Bengals
Falcons (-3.5) at Browns
Patriots (-6) at Titans
Jaguars at Colts (-3)
Cardinals at Chiefs (-17)
Bills at Jets (-8)
Redskins at Buccaneers (Pick 'em)
Sunday late
Chargers (-10) at Raiders
Dolphins at Packers (-7.5)
Seahawks at Rams (-9.5)
Not the most exciting slate of games. Saints at Bengals could be a good one. Cincy getting 4.5 at home seems a bit much, but I wouldn’t put any money on it.
I feel like one of these weeks it’s gonna click for the Browns. They’ve got some really nice pieces, time to break this losing skid. BTW, that line is ATL -6 as I look at it right now. Not sure why it moved so much.
Most of the early action went to Atlanta at -3.5 so they moved the line to -6 to try and get people to bet more on the Browns to even out the money on either side.
It could be a big injury or maybe the coaching change, but that’s not even necessary. Sometimes they just get the line “wrong” and have to adjust it significantly to cover their asses.
I live in the Jets’ home market, and I can’t find their game vs the Bills on cable anywhere. What gives? Is the NFL no longer broadcasting all games to their home markets for free?
If so, this is a terrible direction for the NFL to be going.
New OC Kitchens is debuting all his playcalling dreams this week running a bunch of whacky college plays. Mostly working okay except for one way too cute play that just flipped the momentum of the game with a big int.
I only caught the last two failed field goal attempts, but Bears kicker Cody Parkey has missed two point afters and two under-40 yard field goals, hitting the upright all four times (ETA: Wait, one of them may have been a 41-yard attempt. Can’t find the stats right now, but I seem to remember that number.) That’s got to be some kind of record, right? Hell, that’s harder than actually making a damn field goal/point after.