Jordan Horrobin

Jordan enjoys writing data-driven game previews and analysis articles — especially for MLB markets or NFL/NBA props. And as a proud Ohio University grad, he’ll always have a soft spot for college sports (especially if the Bobcats are involved). Previous stops include mlb.com, Sportsnet and The Athletic.

Lakers vs. Raptors props Nov. 1: Fade Anthony Davis, look for RJ Barrett to stand out

Lakers vs. Raptors props

LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers visit Scotiabank Arena tonight to face the Toronto Raptors.

The pregame narrative: Scottie Barnes’ absence changes some things for the Raptors, and it should mean RJ Barrett takes on greater offensive responsibilities. I’m backing Barrett tonight while fading Anthony Davis on the glass.

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Lakers vs. Raptors props

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Best Bet: Davis under 13.5 rebounds (+100)

Davis is among the best rebounders in the NBA, averaging 12.5 RPG in 2022-23 and 12.6 RPG last year. But even for him, this is a sizeable number to clear.

The Raptors, believe it or not, have been in junkyard dog mode on the glass so far. They have the highest rebounding rate in the NBA (55.3%), as well as the second-highest offensive rebound rate (40.2%).

It’s only been five games, so things can change. But for now, the group has plenty of on-the-glass contributors, as eight players are averaging at least 3.5 RPG.

Jakob Poeltl leads the way (12.6 RPG), and at 7 feet and 245 pounds, he at least has the size to contend with Davis down low.

Barnes’ absence won’t help Toronto, but again, there are a lot of depth rebounders — like Bruno Fernando, Chris Boucher and Ochai Agbaji — who are putting in work.

Another factor to consider is that Davis might see a reduced workload if the game gets out of hand. Los Angeles is an 8.5-point favourite, and Davis is listed on the injury report as “probable” with right hip soreness.

Also, AD went under this number in both matchups against Toronto last year — and those came without Poeltl on the floor.

Key stat: Through five games, only one player has gone over 13.5 rebounds against the Raptors (Charlotte’s Nick Richards, 14). Players such as Nikola Jokic, Rudy Gobert and Jarrett Allen all went under.

Quick pick

Barrett over 30.5 points/assists (-125): With Barnes out for a few weeks and Immanuel Quickley still doubtful to play, the floor should be wide open for Barrett to claim alpha dog status in Toronto.

The Mississauga native dealt with an injury of his own through training camp and missed the first three games. But he’s responded well since then.

Barrett had 20 points and three assists (29 minutes) in his season debut on Monday. Two nights later, he posted 31 points and eight assists in 33 minutes.

Keep in mind that Barnes didn’t play Wednesday, which gave Barrett more opportunities to facilitate while maintaining a healthy shot volume.

Since joining the Raptors, Barrett has averaged 30.1 points/assists in 10 games without Barnes. He’s cashed this prop in four of his past seven.

It’s a small sample, but the Lakers are allowing the fourth-most assists per game so far, which is why I like that component in a combo prop.

Picks made at 10:20 a.m. ET 11/01/2024.

Lakers vs. Raptors props Nov. 1: Fade Anthony Davis, look for RJ Barrett to stand out

Lakers vs. Raptors props

LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers visit Scotiabank Arena tonight to face the Toronto Raptors.

The pregame narrative: Scottie Barnes’ absence changes some things for the Raptors, and it should mean RJ Barrett takes on greater offensive responsibilities. I’m backing Barrett tonight while fading Anthony Davis on the glass.

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Lakers vs. Raptors props

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Best Bet: Davis under 13.5 rebounds (-130)

Davis is among the best rebounders in the NBA, averaging 12.5 RPG in 2022-23 and 12.6 RPG last year. But even for him, this is a sizeable number to clear.

The Raptors, believe it or not, have been in junkyard dog mode on the glass so far. They have the highest rebounding rate in the NBA (55.3%), as well as the second-highest offensive rebound rate (40.2%).

It’s only been five games, so things can change. But for now, the group has plenty of on-the-glass contributors, as eight players are averaging at least 3.5 RPG.

Jakob Poeltl leads the way (12.6 RPG), and at 7 feet and 245 pounds, he at least has the size to contend with Davis down low.

Barnes’ absence won’t help Toronto, but again, there are a lot of depth rebounders — like Bruno Fernando, Chris Boucher and Ochai Agbaji — who are putting in work.

Another factor to consider is that Davis might see a reduced workload if the game gets out of hand. Los Angeles is an 8.5-point favourite, and Davis is listed on the injury report as “probable” with right hip soreness.

Also, AD went under this number in both matchups against Toronto last year — and those came without Poeltl on the floor.

Key stat: Through five games, only one player has gone over 13.5 rebounds against the Raptors (Charlotte’s Nick Richards, 14). Players such as Nikola Jokic, Rudy Gobert and Jarrett Allen all went under.

Quick pick

Barrett over 30.5 points/assists (-113): With Barnes out for a few weeks and Immanuel Quickley still doubtful to play, the floor should be wide open for Barrett to claim alpha dog status in Toronto.

The Mississauga native dealt with an injury of his own through training camp and missed the first three games. But he’s responded well since then.

Barrett had 20 points and three assists (29 minutes) in his season debut on Monday. Two nights later, he posted 31 points and eight assists in 33 minutes.

Keep in mind that Barnes didn’t play Wednesday, which gave Barrett more opportunities to facilitate while maintaining a healthy shot volume.

Since joining the Raptors, Barrett has averaged 30.1 points/assists in 10 games without Barnes. He’s cashed this prop in four of his past seven.

It’s a small sample, but the Lakers are allowing the fourth-most assists per game so far, which is why I like that component in a combo prop.

Picks made at 9:20 a.m. ET 11/01/2024.

Best NFL Week 9 prop bets: Look for Puka Nacua, A.J. Brown to rack up yards

NFL Week 9 prop bets

It’s a receivers-only slate of NFL prop bets for me this week, as I’m targeting A.J. Brown, Puka Nacua and Darius Slayton.

The pregame narrative: Nacua came back strong from a knee injury last week, and I think he’s well-positioned to shine again. Brown has been a star every time he’s stepped on the field this season, and he’ll see a Grade-A matchup at home this Sunday.

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Best bet: Nacua over 67.5 receiving yards (-114)

Much to the surprise of NFL fans — and to the chagrin of the Minnesota Vikings — Puka Nacua returned from injured reserve last week and immediately balled out.

Nacua caught seven passes for 106 yards last Thursday. It was his first action since Week 1, when he exited in the second quarter with a knee injury.

Putting up 100-plus yards after missing six weeks of action is impressive. And it’s even more impressive given that Nacua was only on the field for 58.8% of offensive snaps.

And even in his reduced snap count, Nacua paced the Rams with nine targets. Move over, Cooper Kupp … this offence belongs to somebody else now.

Given that the Rams played on Thursday Night Football in Week 8, Nacua has more time to recover than usual for this Sunday’s game. He’s not on the injury report and should be back to full go.

Based on his stellar showing last week, and the fact he averaged 87.4 receiving yards per game as a rookie, this looks like a smash play.

Key stat: Nacua has 70-plus receiving yards in 13 of 20 career games, including both matchups against the Seattle Seahawks last year.

Quick picks

Slayton over 34.5 receiving yards (-112): The New York Giants have two of the three highest-targeted receivers in the NFL … and Slayton isn’t one of them.

Slayton is involved in enough downfield action for me to believe he can clear this line, though. He’s seen 90-plus air yards in four of his past five games, per Player Profiler.

Unsurprisingly, Slayton cashed the over on this yardage total in all four of those high-air-yard outings. He’s coming off a 108-yard effort against the Pittsburgh Steelers, with four catches on seven targets.

Up next are the Washington Commanders, whose No. 3 scoring offence should push the Giants to attack through the air. Defensively, Washington ranks 21st in EPA per dropback, according to RBSDM.com.

Brown over 75.5 receiving yards (-114): The Philadelphia Eagles have the highest rushing rate in the NFL (53.2%), but that hasn’t kept Brown from feasting.

Brown has 80-plus receiving yards in all four games this year, averaging 102.0 receiving yards per game. Dating back to 2022, the three-time Pro Bowler is averaging 88.4 YPG.

With that in mind, I wouldn’t mind backing Brown at this number against anyone. But I’m especially interested in this matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Jacksonville is dead last in the NFL in defensive EPA per dropback, and they’ve allowed the second-most receiving yards per game.

Picks made at 11:20 a.m. ET on 10/31/2024.

Texans vs. Jets Week 9 TNF prop picks: Fade C.J. Stroud after Stefon Diggs’ injury

Texans vs. Jets prop picks

Without his top two targets, I’m skeptical that C.J. Stroud can excel on Thursday Night Football against the New York Jets tonight.

The pregame narrative: Nico Collins is still sidelined with a hamstring injury, and Stefon Diggs is now out for the year with a torn ACL. That’s part of the reason I like the under on his passing yards.

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Texans vs. Jets prop picks

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Best Bet: Stroud under 229.5 passing yards (-136)

Coming off an Offensive Rookie of the Year season, Stroud is obviously off to a nice start in his career. But his home/road splits are pretty drastic, and that has my attention.

Check out how much better Stroud has been within the friendly confines of NRG Stadium compared to the outside world:

Home (12 starts): 308.9 pass yards/game, 66.4% completion rate, 105.7 QB rating
Road (11 starts): 213.5 pass yards/game, 62.8% completion rate, 90.5 QB rating

Playing on the road has already proven difficult for Stroud many times over. Now we add in the absences of Collins and Diggs, and the situation seems even more bleak.

And here’s one more point to consider: For as atrocious as the Jets have been as a whole, their pass defence is among the best in the league.

New York has allowed the second-fewest pass yards (161.1/game) and the second-lowest dropback success rate (40.4%), per RBSDM.com.

Stroud has gone under this number in five of his past seven road games — dating back to last season — and the matchup strong points to another under for him tonight.

Key stat: Six of eight quarterbacks that have faced the Jets this year went under this number (including Josh Allen and Sam Darnold).

Quick pick

Wilson over 59.5 receiving yards (-122): Much like Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins in Cincinnati, I think Wilson and Davante Adams are better together than apart.

With another star receiver on the field, Wilson stands to see fewer double teams than before. And his production through two games alongside Adams has been solid.

Wilson caught 10-of-17 targets for 174 yards across Weeks 7-8, cashing this yardage prop in both games. And Rodgers has taken plenty of downfield shots with the third-year wideout, which again speaks to the fact that defences have to worry about Adams now, too.

According to Player Profiler, Wilson saw 90-plus air yards in back-to-back games.

Picks made at 9:30 a.m. ET 10/31/2024.

Dodgers vs. Yankees Game 4 World Series same-game parlay predictions: Fade Judge, ride with Betts in +430 SGP

Dodgers vs. Yankees predictions

It’s do-or-die time for the New York Yankees, as the Los Angeles Dodgers have a chance to sweep the World Series tonight.

The pregame narrative: Is it finally time for Aaron Judge to make some noise and help save the Yankees’ season? I don’t think so. I’m fading Judge and Luis Gil while backing Mookie Betts to score.

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Yankees vs. Dodgers SGP predictions

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Parlay: Gil under 4.5 Ks + Betts over 0.5 runs + Judge under 1.5 bases (+430)

Gil under 4.5 Ks (-182): Another game, another opportunity to fade a Yankees starter on his strikeouts prop.

This bet cashed in the first three games of the series, as the Dodgers struck out only four times against Gerrit Cole, three times against Carlos Rodon and three times against Clarke Schmidt.

L.A.’s 19.4% K rate in the postseason is the second-lowest among all playoff teams. The lineup is littered with tough outs, and the margin for error is nonexistent for Gil and the Yankees.

Gil has a 10.3 K/9 in 37 career starts, so this line would normally be well within reach. But New York manager Aaron Boone will likely have his rookie starter on a short leash in an elimination game.

SGP legs

Betts over 0.5 runs (+110): This pick didn’t cash in last night’s game, but Betts put forth another strong effort that has me going back to the well.

For the 10th time in 14 postseason games, Betts reached base at least twice. He singled and walked.

Right behind him in the order is Freddie Freeman, who’s waltzing to World Series MVP honours. Freeman has a triple and three homers so far in the Fall Classic, which means Betts should have a solid chance to score any time he gets on.

Betts has 12 runs in 14 postseason games and has cashed this bet nine times. He’s 1-for-3 with a double against Gil.

Judge under 1.5 bases (-139): Judge’s curiously dreadful postseason rages on. Mercifully for him, it looks like it’s almost over.

But if tonight is my last time to fade the MLB home run king — who’s turned into an October ogre — I’ll gladly do it.

Since the ALCS, Judge has a 41.7% K rate with only four hits in 30 at-bats. He has a 65% hard-hit rate in that span, per Baseball Savant, but that’s coupled with a .176 xBA and doesn’t impress me.

Throughout the postseason, Judge has gone under 1.5 bases in nine of 12 games, and he’s hitless in three of his past four.

It’s a bullpen game for the Dodgers, which isn’t particularly daunting. But L.A. has proven it can play matchups against Judge and keep him muzzled.

Picks made at 12:20 p.m. on 10/29/24.

Mavericks vs. Timberwolves same-game parlay predictions Oct. 29: Look for Doncic, Randle to shine in +275 SGP

Mavericks vs. Timberwolves predictions

For the first time since their Western Conference finals matchup, the Dallas Mavericks face the Minnesota Timberwolves tonight at Target Center.

The pregame narrative: Both teams have championship aspirations again this year, and I expect a hard-fought battle that results in an alt under. Even so, Luka Doncic and Julius Randle should make a splash on offence.

Check out my Mavericks vs. Timberwolves same-game parlay predictions for Oct. 29.

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Parlay: Under 229.5 points + Doncic over 3.5 threes + Randle over 19.5 points (+275)

Under 229.5 points (-240): Dallas was one of the most notable unders teams last year, cashing that side in 56.3% of its games, per Team Rankings. And the head-to-head results between the Mavericks and Timberwolves followed that trend.

In nine meetings — five of which came in the conference finals — the average total was 218.2 points. And all nine games finished under this mark.

The Timberwolves had the best defensive rating in the NBA last season, and they seem to be particularly potent at home. Dating back to last season, 17 of their past 20 home games have gone under this number.

In a game featuring plenty of star talent, betting the over might seem tempting. But given the recent history of these teams, this alt under should have enough cushion to hit.

SGP legs

Doncic over 2.5 threes (-230): Last season, Doncic set career highs from the 3-point line in makes (4.1/game), attempts (10.6/game) and efficiency (38.2%). He hasn’t been as efficient so far this year, but the volume is in a great spot.

Doncic has heaved nine or more threes in every game so far, averaging 11.0 per night. His Mavericks may have added deep-shooting savant Klay Thompson in the offseason, but it’s clear that both players have the green light to bomb away.

As stated above, a road date against the Timberwolves can be a daunting one for opposing offences. But that doesn’t seem to faze Doncic.

Last year, the NBA’s top scorer averaged 4.3 made threes against Minnesota and cleared this total in six of seven games.

Randle over 19.5 points (-175): Randle was a bit quiet in his Timberwolves debut, which was also his first meaningful NBA matchup since January. He’s been efficient in all three games, though, and now the volume is ticking up.

The three-time all-star had 16 points last Tuesday and followed up with 33 and 24 in the two matchups since. He’s shot 50.0% or better from the floor each time out.

Anthony Edwards runs the show in Minnesota, but Randle was brought in as a guy who can score inside and out, too.

Since the 2020-21 season, Randle has averaged 23.3 PPG while shooting 34.7% from deep.

Picks made at 9:35 a.m. on 10/29/24.

Best NBA prop bets Oct. 28: Fade Giannis, back Fox and Reaves to produce

NBA prop bets

I’m fading a prime MVP candidate tonight and am backing a couple of guards for my NBA prop bets.

The pregame narrative: Giannis Antetokounmpo can go off against anyone, but he seems least likely to do so against the defending champion Boston Celtics on the road. Later on, I like De’Aaron Fox to exploit a plus matchup and for Austin Reaves to stay heavily involved as a passer and scorer.

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Best Bet: Fox over 23.5 points (-118)

Fox has been great against this number in recent seasons, and his matchup tonight is one I know he can exploit.

The eighth-year point guard has averaged 25.0 points per game since 2020-21, providing steady production that makes the Kings a fun team to watch.

Last year, Fox posted a career-high 26.6 PPG, which had a lot to do with his career-high 7.8 attempted threes per game. While upping his volume from deep, Fox also posted his best-ever 3PT% (36.9).

On Saturday, Fox had 28 points against the Los Angeles Lakers while shooting 3-for-10 from beyond the arc. Any time he’s in the vicinity of double-digit 3-point attempts, I’m going to feel great about his chances to clear this point total.

Let’s talk about tonight’s matchup, which comes against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Portland allowed the fourth-most PPG to opposing point guards last season (25.8), per Betting Pros. And Fox certainly had a hand in that.

On Boxing Day, he dropped 43 points in 38 minutes. Then in April, Fox scored 24 points in just 26 minutes of a blowout win.

In six matchups against the Blazers since 2022-23, Fox has cleared this total four times while averaging 28.2 PPG.

Key stat: Last year, Fox went over 23.5 points in 47 of 74 games (63.5%).

Quick picks

Giannis under 27.5 points (-130): A road date against the Celtics is about as tough of a matchup as Giannis could have.

Boston held power forwards to a league-low 19.8 PPG last year while also posting the best defensive rating in the Eastern Conference.

The Greek Freak has gone under 27.5 points against Boston in four consecutive matchups — including all three last season.

Also, Giannis has hit this under in both road matchups so far in 2024-25.

Reaves over 4.5 assists (-150): Reaves just fell below this total in the Lakers’ season opener, but he’s since cashed the bet in back-to-back games.

That includes an eight-assist performance against the Suns on Friday. Reaves has now gone over 4.5 assists in five of his past eight matchups against Phoenix dating back to March 2023.

Reaves isn’t the primary facilitator for the Lakers, but he averaged 5.5 assists last year and is second on the team right now in potential assists per game (8.5), per NBA.com.

Picks made at 1:00 p.m. on 10/28/2024.

Nuggets vs. Raptors same-game parlay predictions Oct. 28: Back Jokic, Poeltl in +280 SGP

Nuggets vs. Raptors predictions

Nikola Jokic and the winless Denver Nuggets are in town to face the Toronto Raptors on Monday night.

The pregame narrative: An 0-2 record for the Nuggets is nothing to fret about, and it won’t keep me from backing them as road favourites tonight. On the player prop side of things, I think Nikola Jokic has a great opportunity to put up points and Jakob Poeltl should clear a reasonable rebounding line.

Check out my Nuggets vs. Raptors same-game parlay predictions for Oct. 28.

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Parlay: Nuggets -4.5 + Jokic over 24.5 points + Poeltl over 7.5 rebounds (+280)

Nuggets -4.5 (-245): No one in the Mile High City should be hitting the panic button after a pair of losses to start the season. But getting in the win column tonight wouldn’t hurt.

Denver is the better squad when both teams are at full strength, and the Nuggets are the healthier of the two teams right now. Kelly Olynyk is out for Toronto, while Immanuel Quickley is doubtful and RJ Barrett is questionable.

After losing by 30 in their opener, the Raptors beat a severely shorthanded 76ers squad and lost by double digits in Minnesota. Denver covered a -4.5 spread in both matchups against Toronto last year.

The Raptors are 6-19 ATS as home underdogs since the start of last season.

SGP legs

Jokic over 24.5 points (-210): You never know what kind of shooting volume you’re going to get from Jokic, which can make him a frustrating player to put money on. But his recent numbers against Toronto are great, and I like the idea of him taking over to help Denver nab its first win.

Jokic finished with 35 points in 38 minutes when he played at Scotiabank Arena in March, marking his third straight game of 25-plus points against the Raptors.

That makes sense given that Toronto allowed the sixth-most points to opposing centres last season, per Betting Pros.

Jokic went nuclear on Saturday, draining 7-of-12 threes in a 41-point effort. With an effective field goal percentage of 62.1% over the past five seasons, he’s efficient enough to clear this mark on far fewer shots.

Poeltl over 7.5 rebounds (-155): Without Olynyk, and possibly without Barrett, Poeltl has the chance to be Toronto’s top rebounder on a nightly basis.

That’s been the case in all three games so far, as the 7-footer has nine or more boards in each matchup.

Poeltl also cleared this rebounding total in 33 of 50 games last season and in two of three against Denver since he re-joined the Raptors.

Jokic will likely be tonight’s dominant force on the glass, but Poeltl should be under the rim enough on defence to rack up rebounds.

Picks made at 12:40 p.m. on 10/28/24.

Best NBA prop bets Oct. 28: Fade Giannis, back Fox and Reaves to produce

NBA prop bets

I’m fading a prime MVP candidate tonight and am backing a couple of guards for my NBA prop bets.

The pregame narrative: Giannis Antetokounmpo can go off against anyone, but he seems least likely to do so against the defending champion Boston Celtics on the road. Later on, I like De’Aaron Fox to exploit a plus matchup and for Austin Reaves to stay heavily involved as a passer and scorer.

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Best Bet: Fox over 23.5 points (+110)

Fox has been great against this number in recent seasons, and his matchup tonight is one I know he can exploit.

The eighth-year point guard has averaged 25.0 points per game since 2020-21, providing steady production that makes the Kings a fun team to watch.

Last year, Fox posted a career-high 26.6 PPG, which had a lot to do with his career-high 7.8 attempted threes per game. While upping his volume from deep, Fox also posted his best-ever 3PT% (36.9).

On Saturday, Fox had 28 points against the Los Angeles Lakers while shooting 3-for-10 from beyond the arc. Any time he’s in the vicinity of double-digit 3-point attempts, I’m going to feel great about his chances to clear this point total.

Let’s talk about tonight’s matchup, which comes against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Portland allowed the fourth-most PPG to opposing point guards last season (25.8), per Betting Pros. And Fox certainly had a hand in that.

On Boxing Day, he dropped 43 points in 38 minutes. Then in April, Fox scored 24 points in just 26 minutes of a blowout win.

In six matchups against the Blazers since 2022-23, Fox has cleared this total four times while averaging 28.2 PPG. This is a worthwhile spot to take on some plus-money action.

Key stat: Last year, Fox went over 23.5 points in 47 of 74 games (63.5%).

Quick picks

Giannis under 27.5 points (-122): A road date against the Celtics is about as tough of a matchup as Giannis could have.

Boston held power forwards to a league-low 19.8 PPG last year while also posting the best defensive rating in the Eastern Conference.

The Greek Freak has gone under 27.5 points against Boston in four consecutive matchups — including all three last season.

Also, Giannis has hit this under in both road matchups so far in 2024-25.

Reaves over 20.5 points/assists (-118): Shooting 0-for-5 from 3-point range on opening night caused Reaves to slip below this total, but he’s since cashed the bet in back-to-back games.

That includes a 26-point, eight-assist performance against the Suns on Friday. Reaves has now gone over 20.5 points/assists in five of his past eight matchups against Phoenix dating back to March 2023.

Reaves isn’t the primary facilitator for the Lakers, but he averaged 5.5 assists last year and is second on the team right now in potential assists per game (8.5), per NBA.com.

The fourth-year shooting guard should continue to see more opportunities as a scorer, too, and he’s shooting 55.3% from the floor so far.

Picks made at 10:50 a.m. on 10/28/2024.

NFL Week 9 odds and betting lines: Love’s status in question as Packers prepare for Lions

NFL Week 9 odds

After earning a much-needed win on Sunday Night Football, the San Francisco 49ers are one of two teams on bye in Week 9.

The latest: Care for another New York Jets primetime game, anyone? New York hosts the Houston Texans on Thursday. As for Sunday, the best matchup of the day is an NFC North clash between the Detroit Lions (6-1) and the Green Bay Packers (6-2).

Check out the latest NFL Week 9 odds below.

NFL Week 9 odds

Houston Texans vs. New York Jets

Washington Commanders vs. New York Giants

Los Angeles Chargers vs. Cleveland Browns

Miami Dolphins vs. Buffalo Bills

New Orleans Saints vs. Carolina Panthers

New England Patriots vs. Tennessee Titans

Las Vegas Raiders vs. Cincinnati Bengals

Denver Broncos vs. Baltimore Ravens

Chicago Bears vs. Arizona Cardinals

Jacksonville Jaguars vs. Philadelphia Eagles

Detroit Lions vs. Green Bay Packers

Los Angeles Rams vs. Seattle Seahawks

Indianapolis Colts vs. Minnesota Vikings

Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Kansas City Chiefs

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Betting insights

The Jets are on a steep downward spiral. They’ve lost five in a row, failing to cover the spread in any of those games. On Houston’s side, the strongest trend is unders. The under is 6-1 in the Texans’ past seven games.

Well, the Jameis Winston era in Cleveland is off and running. Winston threw for 334 yards, three TDs and zero INTs to author an upset over Baltimore as a 7-point underdog. The Browns are home dogs against the Chargers, who have the league’s No. 1 scoring defence.
Desperation is the season’s theme for the Bengals, who fell to 3-5 with a loss as home favourites against the Eagles last week. Cincinnati is 0-4 at home, yet it opened as a more-than-touchdown favourite for this Sunday.

Green Bay can take over the top spot in its division with a win this week … but will Jordan Love be on the field to try to make it happen? Love exited with a groin injury, and his status will be one to monitor through the week.
The Rams may be in last place in the NFC West, but they’re also only half a game out of first. Last year, L.A. went 2-0 against Seattle and both games hit the under.

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