Not fixed

I'm not a these games are fixed person but I'm officially a believer in these prime time games they do everything in thier power to make sure it comes down to the end. Throw a flag keep a drive alive type shit. Remember back in the day when every Monday night game was a blow out. Was kinda funny joke back then. The games never seemed to be close.  So fast forward to Sunday night. Who's gonna have the game winning drive to win it ? Gonna be the hated on Derek Carr? Or the the great Patrick Mahomes?  I guarantee it will come down to the final drive. Wait to bet live if u can get either team at plus 4 or more hammer that shit. 

It's a Raider game in primetime you know some weird shit is going down always does.... 

In Vegas.... Entertainment capital of the world 

It will be fun to hit live bets while at Allegient

NFL prime time games are just like NBA games, no point in watching until there is 5 mins left

@Raider4life22

 Not fixed but manipulated for marketing like any good entertainment company. I wasn’t sure at half time last night that they would be able to keep the game close as the bears could do nothing. Woke up to a pleasant surprise as my Pitt 1-6 cashed. Yes KC Vegas will be the same but easier for them to stay close for our entertainment   

Keeping people on their couch until the end of the game correlates to high ratings. All about advertising dollars. Nationally televised games generally go down to the wire. Whether it's the point spread, the total or both, wagers of some kind will still be undecided until the last possession or thereabouts.

It's fixed, most don't want to accept that fact. 

There's no evidence to indicate it's fixed and most people don't want to admit that fact.

Mike Florio said just yesterday it's not fixed:

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/tony-corrente-antics-fuel-fix-185324048.html

@Raider4life22

If you truly believe primetime games are always close (or close most of the time) you don't ever have to worry about handicapping the NFL again. Bet on nothing but those games and always take the underdog when you get 6 or more points. If your belief is true, your winning percentage will skyrocket, along with the contents of your wallet.

Stay away from all other games.

However, please do us a favor and report back here in a few months/years when you discover that "system" didn't quite work out for you. MAYBE then you'll even admit that primetime games aren't always close and provide your data.

(Tip: Simply taking a 6+ point underdog just because it's a primetime game is not the proper way to handicap a football game.)

Guys come on now. Its an entertainment league, they have the legal right to fix whatever they want, to tell the officials to call more flags on bears knowing their offense would not be able to keep converting these down and longs. 

After the saints non PI call - everyone was so fed up with the league and they HAD to do something. So what did they do? Put pass interference challenges in place...let me ask you something. For how long did the league allow you to challenge a PI call? Simple answer and that is 1 year. They eased the audience by implementing a rule that BOOSTED the integrity of the game - and simply took it away after just ONE year..now why is that?

Christ ive seen tripping called in the NFL more times this year than i have in my 30 years of existence.

From the wise words of Michael Franzese "There is too much money in it for their not to be fixes"