NFL SUN INFO

Football Jesus LV
KC Chiefs ML-190

STEVE Fezzik
3* Chargers +4
3* AZ -130
3* Sea/AZ UNDER 45
2* NYJets+6
2* CHI BEARS+4

John Rothschild
Bears
Steelers

Essler
3* GOY First half Chargers +3

Robert Ferringo
6* Over 44.5 N.Y. Jets at Miami

Tony George
6* Minnesota (-5.5) over Atlanta

Griffin Murphy
6* Philadelphia (-12.5) Over Carolina

Root
Reserve - NY Jets
Pinnacle - LA Rams
Gold Standard - Kansas City

Hitman
Saints -4.5
Seattle +3 -120
Jets +6.5

Bruce Marshall
Vanderbilt Commodores -1' (-109)
Warriors/Timberwolves under 216' (-108)
Philadelphia Flyers (-112)
Steelers/Browns Over 43' (-108)
Chicago Bears +3' (-115)
Jacksonville Jaguars +3' (-114)

Marc Lawrence
Giants

Robert Ferringo
6* Over 44.5 N.Y. Jets at Miami

Tony George
6* Minnesota (-5.5) over Atlanta

Griffin Murphy
6* Philadelphia (-12.5) Over Carolina

Root
Reserve - NY Jets
Pinnacle - LA Rams
Gold Standard - Kansas City

Hitman
Saints -4.5
Seattle +3 -120
Jets +6.5

Bruce Marshall
Vanderbilt Commodores -1' (-109)
Warriors/Timberwolves under 216' (-108)
Philadelphia Flyers (-112)
Steelers/Browns Over 43' (-108)
Chicago Bears +3' (-115)
Jacksonville Jaguars +3' (-114)

Marc Lawrence
Giants

NFL Week 14 Betting Spots?
Let Down Spots:
The Eagles could let down hosting the Panthers after beating the Ravens.
The Bills could be flat at the Rams after beating the 49ers in the snow bowl.
Get Up Spots:
The Bears at the 49ers after coach firing.
Falcons in trouble and need to win at the Vikings.
Look Ahead Spots:
The Bills could look past the Rams to the Lions.
Short Week:
Browns after Monday Night at the Steelers.
Long rest:
Dolphins after Thursday hosting the Jets.
Chiefs after Friday hosting the Chargers.
Cowboys after Thursday hosting the Bengals.
Raiders after Friday at the Buccaneers.
Revenge Spot:
Kirk Cousins against his old team.
Packers from earlier loss at the lions.
Chargers from earlier loss at the Chiefs.
Steelers from loss to Cleveland.

Like the Chiefs, the Rams aren’t fl ashy, but they get the job done
when needed. Currently the Np. 10 seed in the NFC Playoff Picture
and set to travel to San Francisco next Thursday, head coach Sean
McVay knows his team will need to win one of the following two
games to help stay alive in the postseason picture. The invaders
from Buffalo have long heard that football at night on a snowy
fi eld is as good as it gets. It was even better for the Bills last week.
MVP candidate QB Josh Allen tied an all-time NFL record when he
became one of only three players in the Super Bowl era to score
a receiving touchdown in a game in which they did not record
a reception. For openers, you know we love to fade coaches,
players, and teams coming off record-setting efforts in their
previous games. And one could hardly blame them for casting an
eye on the Lions next week. The Bills are 0-5-1 ATS in the fi rst
of consecutive road games, while the Rams are 5-0 ATS in Game
Thirteen of the season. With Buffi e scoring 30-plus points in each
of its last six games and the Butt Heads having surrendered 30-plus
points in only two games this season, we can’t help but feel the air
coming out of the Bills today. THE CLINCHER: Rams head coach
Sean McVay is 33-18 SU and 32-18-1 ATS from Game Twelve
out versus .823 or greater opponents, including 9-3 ATS as
a dog of six or fewer points. BY PLAYBO0K