Buffalo Bills -15.5 (New Orleans Saints)
It’s a massive spread, but the Bills are one of the best teams in the NFL. There is nothing they can’t do on offense and the defense is solid as well. They had trouble vs. the run against Baltimore, but the Saints barely average 100 yards a game. The only problem with taking the Bills and the points is that they may take their foot off the gas too soon and let the Saints score too much in garbage time.
Detroit Lions -9.5 (vs. Cleveland Browns)
It looked like the Lions might miss their coordinators more than expected after Week 1. But since then, the offense and defense have both proven they are as dominant as ever. Cleveland’s defense is a minor concern here. However, the offense is so bad that the Lions may not need to score more than 20 points to cover.
Green Bay Packers -6.5 (vs. Dallas Cowboys)
The Pack did not look too good last week against the Browns, but in fairness, Cleveland has a stout defense. Dallas, on the other hand, does not. With CeeDee Lamb out, the offense is going to be even more predictable than before. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Packers were to win this by 15.5 points or more.
However, since any market for which FanDuel has odds can be your qualifying wager, you could take a cautious approach and bet the moneylines for each: Buffalo -1500, Detroit -500, and Green Bay -330.
