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A matchup of two of the league’s hottest teams brings these
cross-town rivals together, where only 30 miles separate the two
cities. As a result, the home-fi eld advantage is negligible in the
series, with the host team just 4-6 SU and 4-5-1 ATS over the last
40 years. The Black Birds have struggled against the NFC East, just
4-8-1 ATS, including 0-4 SUATS against those coming off a win.
In addition, Baltimore brings a weak 12-20 ATS ledger into this
contest as a home favorite when coming off three wins-exact.
Coming off a nail-biting win over division rival Cincinnati, with
a Monday Night game on deck, should fi nd them less focused
today. For the Commanders, the question is, where does it end?
Washington is the fi rst team since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger to
average 30 points through fi ve games while starting a rookie

quarterback (Jayden Daniels). They are also 10-3 ATS as non-
division road dogs. That fi ts nicely onto Baltimore’s 2-6 ATS

mark as a non-division home favorite of seven or more points.
However, we cement the call with THE CLINCHER: Washington
head coach Dan Quinn is 14-5 SU and 15-4 ATS as a dog
when his team is coming off a win, including 5-0 ATS as a
dog of six or more points. BY  Playbook

Let’s set the table. On the visiting side of the fi eld is a team that
owns a 3-1 record (only two teams in the NFC own a better mark)
that is fresh as a fl ower coming off a pair of victories and a Bye
week. Sitting on the home side of the fi eld is a two-loss team
that was not only the preseason favorite to win its division but
is also 13-3-1 ATS as a home dog in non-division games with an
inferior record since 2001. And why not, with a head coach in
Mike McCarthy - the answer to this week’s TRIVIA TEASER on
page 2 - as he is 103-43-2 SU and 81-62-5 ATS at home in his
NFL career, including 31-11-2 ATS against NFC North opponents?
The newly minted Lions are just 6-9 outright in their last fi fteen
games against the NFC East and 6-14-1 ATS as road favorites of
seven or fewer points against opponents coming off consecutive
wins. Toss in Motor City minions’ 10-19-1 ATS record as a favorite
in games before taking on division rival Minnesota, and we’re
ready to hand things off to THE CLINCHER: Dallas is 10-1 ATS
as a home dog when coming off a SU underdog win. Playbook

Talk about a turn of events. Up 23-20 with under a minute
remaining, Giants’ LB Isiah Simmons blocked a Seattle fi eld
goal attempt, which was picked up and returned 60 yards for
a game-sealing touchdown over the Seahawks last week. And
while we’re on the subject, talk about a good – and a bad – day
at the offi ce, Bengals’ punter Ryan Rehkow’s blown hold on a

fi eld-goal attempt in overtime likely cost the Bengals a much-
needed second victory. Per USA TODAY, the real shame is it came

after his fi ve punts averaged nearly 51 yards, four winding up
inside Baltimore’s 20-yard line. It’s not often your quarterback
(Joe Burrow) tosses fi ve touchdown passes in a game and loses.
Hence, the Bengals need to address their attackable defense
ASAP, which has surrendered 101 points in its last three games.
The improvement for Big Blue has been dramatic lately as they
take the fi eld on a three-game win skein ‘In The Stats’, holding
opponents to 281 yards per contest. QB Daniel Jones has one
turnover in his past four games. For now, it appears the wrong
team is favored. With the Bengals 0-5 SU and 1-4 ATS in their
last fi ve games against the NFC East and the G-Men on a 5-0-1
ATS heater as non-conference hosts, there is only one way to
look here in this Sunday nightery, and that’s to THE CLINCHER:
The Giants are 21-12-1 ATS as a dog under head coach
Brian Daboll, including 8-0-1 ATS at home versus .600 or
fewer opponents. Playbook

We rarely ride on the wings of Marc’s BETCHA DIDN’T KNOW
“Darlin’ Be Home Soon” super system, but we are here. And it’s a
beauty that tells us to “Play Against” any NFL road favorite of three
or more points coming off three home games if they are facing an
opponent coming off a loss. This time-tested beauty fi nds these road
chalk artists just 18-45 ATS overall. And this week, the Falcons obliged,
coming off a three-game homestand in which they were victorious in
the last two legs. We understand the Panthers are possibly the worst
team in the league, playing with an aging backup signal caller in
Andy Dalton. However, Carolina has out-yarded two of its last three
opponents – a sign that it has not tossed in the towel. In addition,
Dalton is 10-2 SU and 9-3 ATS at home in his career when his team is
coming off back-to-back SUATS losses, including 10-0 ATS in the last
ten contests! Throw in the Dirty Birds’ 1-5 ATS mark in its last six road
games as division chalk and Carolina’s 4-2 SU and 4-1-1 ATS mark in
its last six games as a division home dog, and we have the makings of
another upset call in the NFL today. Playbook

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