Vikings/Chargers

Chargers 15-28-1 ATS (35%) at home since 2014 and 1-4-1 ATS at home this season and would be 1-5 ATS if Vinatieri didn’t miss a bunch of field goals. I don’t know how this line opened only at -2.5. I know the Vikings have the Packers on deck but the Vikings are 9-4 and the Pack are 10-3, the Vikings need this game in order for next week to matter. Like the Vikings a lot. Rivers 0-1 ATS after screaming 90 yard touchdown touchdown in the face of a guy who helped him up. The week after he gets his team eliminated from the playoffs.

Bears/Packers
Bears are 1-5 ATS on the road this season, the one cover was at Washington in Week 3.

Packers are 8-2 SU, 6-4 ATS the last 10 vs Chicago

This line is -4.5. 9 of the 10 Packers wins were by 5 or more points.
Tough spot for the Pack though with the Vikings on deck and that game mattering a lot more. Bears also feeling a little bit better about themselves the last couple of games.
Rams/Cowboys 
Cowboys are 0-6 SU, 1-5 ATS vs teams this season that currently have a winning record.
Bills/Steelers (Sunday Night Football)
Home teams 47-33-1 ATS on Sunday Night Football since 2015. 9-5 ATS this season.
Steelers 9-2 ATS since Big Ben got hurt.
Bills have New England next. Coming off the Baltimore game. Pitt at 8-5 needs this game for the wild card more than Buffalo at 9-4. If Pittsburgh loses this and doesn’t have the tiebreaker with Buffalo their wild card chances go down a good amount.
 
 
Texans/Titans
 
Titans are 5-1 ATS the last 6 games.
The Titans are a completely different team with Mariota on his way out of town and Tannehill at the helm. Since being inserted into the
starting lineup in the middle of a 16-0 loss to the Broncos, the Titans
have won 6 of 7 games and re-inserted themselves into the race for
the AFC South title. They’ve broken 31 points in the last 4 games, while Tannehill passed his way to a 76% completion percentage with 9 TD’s and 1 INT. Clearly Tannehill’s effectiveness has also been fruitful for Derrick Henry, who is averaging 150 yards/gm over the
L4 weeks with 7 rushing TD’s.
With all this established, this looks like a great matchup for the Titans’ offense, which ranks #8 in the league in offensive efficiency, #9 in passing efficiency and #1 in RZ offense (73%). They will face a very suspect Texans defense, which ranks #30 in the league in defensive efficiency, #27 in pass defense efficiency and #31 in RZ defense (67.5%)
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