Carson Deveau

“Colby Marchio backs Ole Miss on the moneyline, reasoning that the Rebels have outscored Vanderbilt and Missouri 82-20 over the last two weeks while Texas is reeling after losing to a freshman making his first collegiate start, and a Fanatics qualifying bet of $20 on this pick would earn $50 in FanCash win or lose, with each day's reward expiring 24 hours after issuance.”

“Jason Logan recommends the under 50.5 at -105, reasoning that Chicago's blitz-heavy pass rush and the banged-up New England offensive line on a short road week will suppress scoring, while the Bears can grind out clock-eating gains on the ground; if the qualifying wager wins, a $10 bet at -105 returns roughly $9.52 in profit, and if it loses, BetMGM returns up to $1,500 in bonus bets.”

“Jon Metler backs the Chicago Bears on the moneyline at -155, arguing the Bears are closer to 62% favorites than the market implies and that Dennis Allen's pass-rush schemes and coverage disguises will expose New England's banged-up offensive line on a short week on the road, with a winning $5 wager returning roughly $3.23 in profit and a loss still netting $200 in bonus bets.”

“Jason Logan recommends the under 50.5 at u50.5 -102, citing Chicago's blitz-heavy pass rush, New England's depleted offensive line, and the Bears' ability to grind the clock on the ground against the Patriots' poor run defense, with a winning $5 wager returning roughly $4.90 in profit and a loss still netting $200 in bonus bets.”

“Shawn Krest likes New York -4.5 against Philadelphia, arguing that the Sixers' superteam construction has not produced a champion since the 2020 bubble and that the Knicks' stability should pay off early in the season; a $10 qualifying wager at the listed spread would return approximately $9.09 in profit on a win, and a loss would return the $10 stake in bonus bets under BetMGM's First Bet offer.”

“Josh Inglis recommends the Under 51.5 at u51.5 -108, citing a wave of injuries on both sides including Deebo Samuel out and Stefon Diggs questionable, double-digit winds, cross-country travel for San Francisco, and a projection of just 49.4 total points, with a $5 winning wager at -108 returning approximately $4.63 in profit and a loss still triggering a $50 FanDuel bonus bet.”

“Josh Inglis recommends the Under 52.5 at u52.0 -110, citing a projected total of 49.4 points, mounting injuries to receivers on both sides, double-digit winds, and cross-country travel for San Francisco, noting the total has climbed too high given those conditions; a winning $10 wager at -110 returns a profit of approximately $9.09, while a loss would return up to $1,500 in bonus bets from BetMGM.”

“Colby Marchio backs BYU +10.5, arguing that Notre Dame faces its first true road test of the season in Provo against an undefeated BYU squad that is 5-0 ATS, making the Cougars a strong play to keep the game close; a $10 qualifying wager at +10.5 (American odds) would return roughly $19.52 in profit on a win, while a loss would trigger up to $1,500 back in bonus bets from BetMGM.”

“Colby Marchio backs BYU +10.5, arguing that the undefeated and 5-0 ATS Cougars are primed for their biggest game of the season at home in Provo and will keep the margin close, with a winning $5 wager returning approximately $4.55 in profit while a loss still earns $50 in FanDuel bonus bets.”

“Rob Paul recommends the Over 47.5 in the Notre Dame at BYU game, citing Notre Dame's third-ranked offensive success rate (53.1%) and the emergence of Jonaz Walton at running back, who can exploit a BYU defense ranked 78th in EPA per rush, with a winning $5 wager returning approximately $4.55 in profit while a loss still earns $50 in FanDuel bonus bets.”

“Chris Hatfield takes Texas -10.5, contending that despite a possible Florida "one last stand" performance keeping things close early, the Longhorns hold too many structural advantages to be denied, with a $5 wager on the favorite returning a profit on a Texas cover or $50 in bonus bets if the spread does not cash.”

“Colby Marchio backs Florida moneyline, arguing that Texas is catching nearly 13 points of respect it may not deserve given a brutal recent stretch, an underwhelming defense, and inconsistent play from Arch Manning, with a $5 qualifying wager returning a profit on a Gators upset win or $50 in bonus bets if Florida falls short.”

“Brad Powers recommends the Under 50.5 at u50.5 -110, citing similarities to last season's Big Ten championship game that ended 13-10 and expecting both teams to play conservatively with limited offensive risks, meaning a $20 qualifying wager on this pick would profit approximately $18.18 if it wins, while a loss would trigger $50 in FanCash daily for seven days, totaling $350.”

“Geoff Clark takes Tulane +6.5, noting it is playable down to +5.5 because Memphis struggles to stop the run and limit explosive plays, giving the Green Wave multiple ways to stay within the number in this conference matchup; a winning $20 wager at +6.5 would return roughly $18.18 in profit, while a loss would trigger $50 in FanCash on day one of the seven-day $350 FanCash reward cycle.”

“Jon Metler backs SEA ML, reasoning that Seattle's front four can generate enough pressure to let Mike Macdonald drop seven into coverage and disrupt Bo Nix's pre-snap reads, with Julian Love expected to be a major factor; a winning $5 bet at the implied favorite price returns roughly $4.23 in profit, while a loss still earns $200 in bonus bets via the DraftKings welcome offer.”

“Jason Logan also recommends the Under 45.5, citing both offenses ranking among the league's top run-heavy units, Atlanta's time-of-possession dominance with Michael Penix Jr. under center, and the likelihood that a Huntley-led Baltimore attack slows the game further; a winning $5 wager at Under 45.5 returns approximately $4.55 in profit, while a loss still triggers FanDuel's $50 daily bonus bet.”

“Jon Metler backs BAL +3.5, reasoning that Baltimore is priced closer to a 2.5-point underdog and that the half-point difference through a key number is significant, with Tyler Huntley well-supported by Derrick Henry and Zay Flowers; a winning $5 wager at +3.5 returns approximately $4.55 in profit, while a loss still triggers FanDuel's $50 daily bonus bet.”

“Jason Logan also takes BAL +3.5, arguing that Baltimore is 8-9 ATS without Lamar Jackson, the Ravens' defense is the stiffest Atlanta has faced this season, and the Falcons are being overvalued after two prime-time wins on a short week; a winning $5 wager at +3.5 returns approximately $4.55 in profit, while a loss still triggers FanDuel's $50 daily bonus bet.”

“Neil Parker also backs Seattle -3.5 at -102, noting the Seahawks have won nine consecutive home games while limiting opponents to 17.8 points per game and holding Purdy to minimal production in consecutive matchups, with a $5 qualifying wager returning approximately $4.90 in profit on a win or $50 in bonus bets from FanDuel on a loss.”

“Neil Parker also backs Seattle -3.5 at +102, noting the Seahawks have outclassed the Niners in back-to-back games, won nine straight home contests, and operate as a defensive juggernaut ranked first in DVOA while limiting opposing quarterbacks to minimal production; a winning $5 wager at +102 returns $5.10 in profit, while a loss triggers the $150 bonus bet welcome offer.”

“Shawn Krest recommends the Over 45.5 at o46.0 -110 for Chicago at Green Bay, citing a Green Bay linebacker injury that should benefit a Bears offense that has rushed for 230 yards four times in the past 13 months, double any other NFL team's total over that span; a winning $1 qualifying wager at -110 odds returns roughly $0.91 in profit, while a loss earns up to $100 in FanCash from Fanatics.”

“Shawn Krest recommends CHI -2.5 at -1.5 -110, citing a potential ankle injury to Packers RB Chris Brooks that could hamper Green Bay's two-dimensional offense and a season-ending injury to LB Edgerrin Cooper that weakens the Packers' run defense; a $5 wager at -110 returns roughly $4.55 in profit on a win, with FanDuel issuing $50 in bonus bets win or lose.”

“Shawn Krest likes CHI ML at -122, noting that Tyson Bagent has been effective utilizing all of Chicago's offensive weapons and that the Bears will have the same quarterback for the first time in four weeks; a $5 qualifying wager at -122 returns roughly $4.10 in profit on a win, and FanDuel issues $50 in bonus bets regardless of the outcome.”

“Shawn Krest backs CHI -2.5 at -1.5 -110, noting that a Green Bay offense trying to become more two-dimensional faces setbacks with an ankle injury to RB Chris Brooks and a season-ending injury to LB Edgerrin Cooper that weakens the Packers' run defense; a winning $5 wager at -110 returns roughly $4.55 in profit, while a loss still triggers $150 in bonus bets via six $25 increments.”

“Shawn Krest also likes CHI -1.5 at -1.5 -110, citing the Bears having the same quarterback for the first time in four games and facing a Green Bay defense that just lost its best pass rusher; a winning $5 wager at -110 returns roughly $4.55 in profit, while a loss still triggers $150 in bonus bets via six $25 increments.”