If dolphins supposed to blowout the Jets and easily cover, believe me they wouldn't put this game on CBS with Nantz/Romo.
CBS games with Nantz and Romo they have the script and they play it off like Romo is a football genius that can predict plays before they happen
Dolphins will be in danger of losing but will pull out a close win and a shitty non cover. This game will be designed to screw people on live betting.
1. Jets will keep up with score early on. Live lines will go down to Miami -6.5,-5.5,-4.5,-3.5. Bets will come in on Miami at those better prices
2. Then in late 3rd or 4th, they will flip the game and get live bets pumping. Jets will take the lead in late 3rd qtr or 4th and seem to have momentum. Stupid Espn win % analytics will have Jets favored, live line will shift to Jets -1.5,-2.5. At this point bettors will think Miami are doing their regular implosion at end of season and there will be money coming in late on live on Jets -1.5,-2.5, Jets ML in 4th quarter.
3. Then Jets will proceed to give game away, Miami pulls out a scam job 'close win' by a FG.
This screws all Miami bets from -8.5 to -3.5, Jets +2.5, +1.5, Jets ML. There will be only a small window for Miami -1,5-2.5.
That's one way of exactly how they script games and trick people. Please take for reference. Just sharing what I know. I usually bet mostly on live. watch how game starts to play out first and see what kind of traps they try to set, see how they pull and manipulate live spread.
You can shit on me if I'm wrong. I could be wrong it could be a different 'script' and I'm too lazy to detail other possible rigged outcomes that have Miami covering. That's why I'm hit or miss. when I'm right Im really spot on.
The way I see it is that all the public and even sharps know Miami beats up on negative record or bad teams. Jets fall in that category. And they are expecting Miami to redeem and bounce back after a home loss. They will probably be right and Miami wins but Miami will continue their streak of being dirty and negative and fcking with the point spread.