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Detroit at Tampa Bay:
No line yet because the status of Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford is up in the air. He’s likely to go. But, sportsbooks don’t want to post a number on the assumption that he’s playing, only to find out that he’s a scratch. Exposure to informed money would be huge given the Power Ratings difference between Stafford and his backup,
Chicago at Cincinnati:
Cincinnati opened at -5.5. The Bengals have been bet up through the six to -6.5 in some places. Chicago struggled badly in its last road game at Philadelphia, and has been in a funk in recent weeks since defenses figured out how easy it is to contain this simplified offense. Bears money would come in at the key number of +7 I believe. Sharps are still high on Mitchell Trubisky long term. They think he’s being held back by his coach.
Indianapolis at Buffalo:
Tyrod Taylor hurt his knee late in the game vs. New England last week. He’s currently “day-to-day,” which means nobody knows if he’ll play Sunday. No line yet as a result. Sharps will definitely be fading Nathan Peterman if the rookie is forced to start. Sharps remember that the Colts won at Houston when Tom Savage first took over for Deshaun Watson too. Not a lot of Wise Guys interested in Buffalo right now. That will be clearer once this game is bettable.
Seattle at Jacksonville:
Jacksonville opened as high as -3.5 in some spots, which was surprising given how little respect Blake Bortles gets as an NFL quarterback. Sharps took out the hook right away. In fact, Seattle has been bet so hard that we’re now seeing Seahawks +2.5 at many shops. It takes a lot of money, or one-sided Sharp interest to push through the key number of three and hold steady. Sharps love Seattle at +3 or better. No indicators yet for interest on the Jags. Will be interesting to see how the public bets this game Sunday. If we’re still on +2.5, Seattle will be VERY
popular in six-point teaser bets at +8.5.
Detroit at Tampa Bay:
No line yet because the status of Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford is up in the air. He’s likely to go. But, sportsbooks don’t want to post a number on the assumption that he’s playing, only to find out that he’s a scratch. Exposure to informed money would be huge given the Power Ratings difference between Stafford and his backup,
Chicago at Cincinnati:
Cincinnati opened at -5.5. The Bengals have been bet up through the six to -6.5 in some places. Chicago struggled badly in its last road game at Philadelphia, and has been in a funk in recent weeks since defenses figured out how easy it is to contain this simplified offense. Bears money would come in at the key number of +7 I believe. Sharps are still high on Mitchell Trubisky long term. They think he’s being held back by his coach.
Indianapolis at Buffalo:
Tyrod Taylor hurt his knee late in the game vs. New England last week. He’s currently “day-to-day,” which means nobody knows if he’ll play Sunday. No line yet as a result. Sharps will definitely be fading Nathan Peterman if the rookie is forced to start. Sharps remember that the Colts won at Houston when Tom Savage first took over for Deshaun Watson too. Not a lot of Wise Guys interested in Buffalo right now. That will be clearer once this game is bettable.
Seattle at Jacksonville:
Jacksonville opened as high as -3.5 in some spots, which was surprising given how little respect Blake Bortles gets as an NFL quarterback. Sharps took out the hook right away. In fact, Seattle has been bet so hard that we’re now seeing Seahawks +2.5 at many shops. It takes a lot of money, or one-sided Sharp interest to push through the key number of three and hold steady. Sharps love Seattle at +3 or better. No indicators yet for interest on the Jags. Will be interesting to see how the public bets this game Sunday. If we’re still on +2.5, Seattle will be VERY
popular in six-point teaser bets at +8.5.
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