Christian Stringer

“Chris Gregory takes Ole Miss to cover at 52%, arguing that the Rebels have dominated since their bye week, outscoring ranked opponents by wide margins, while Texas has dropped back-to-back games and ranks 89th in yards per play, leaving the Longhorns unable to keep pace in what he expects to be a shootout.”

“Rob Paul backs Texas to cover at 50%, reasoning that the Longhorns should be favored by more than a field goal at home, citing their third-ranked national defense by net adjusted EPA per play as enough to slow Trinidad Chambliss and win decisively.”

“Jon Metler backs the Chicago Bears to win at 60%, arguing they should be priced closer to 62% favorites given New England's injury-depleted offensive line, the road short-week communication challenges facing Drake Maye, and Dennis Allen's ability to exploit those weaknesses with creative pass-rush schemes and coverage disguises.”

“Jason Logan predicts the under 50.5 at 51.2%, citing Chicago's blitz-heavy pass rush, which generated five sacks against Atlanta in Week 6, and a banged-up New England offensive line that figures to struggle on a short week against a defense capable of forcing turnovers and disrupting Drake Maye, while the Bears' ground game should control the clock and suppress scoring.”

“Jason Logan recommends the Over 52.5 on the Dallas at Green Bay total, arguing that Jordan Love has thrown for 300-plus yards in three of five games and faces a Cowboys defense ranked dead last in EPA allowed per dropback and opponent success rate per pass, while Dak Prescott threw for 316 yards in Week 5 despite three turnovers costing Dallas against Tampa Bay.”

“Rob Paul also sides with ND -10.5, noting that BYU's 5-0 ATS mark came against a weak schedule and that the absence of reigning Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year LJ Martin leaves the Cougars without enough firepower to keep pace with the nation's No. 2-ranked defense in available yards percentage.”

“Joe Osborne backs ND -10.5, contending that BYU has been dominated in its only matchups against top-10 opponents over the past two seasons and that Notre Dame's defense, which he considers perhaps the best in college football, will expose the Cougars' quarterback in a high-stakes environment.”

“Colby Marchio recommends BYU +10.5, arguing that Notre Dame faces its first true road test of the season against an undefeated BYU squad that is 5-0 ATS and primed for its biggest game of the year under Kalani Sitake, making the Cougars a strong play to keep it close.”

“Colby Marchio recommends Florida to win, contending that Texas, coming off a brutal stretch with an underwhelming defense and Arch Manning failing to impress, does not merit nearly 13 points of favoritism and that the Gators carry genuine upset potential.”

“Chris Hatfield backs Texas -10.5, arguing that while Florida's offense ranks eighth in EPA per pass and may keep things close early, Texas holds too many structural advantages to be denied, with the Longhorns' top-five defense in early-down EPA allowed and methodical, clock-bleeding offense expected to stall Florida's drives and limit scoring opportunities.”

“Chris Hatfield recommends Texas -10.5, arguing that while Florida may keep it close early, Texas holds too many structural advantages to be denied, and the Longhorns will eventually pull away; a winning trade resolves at $1.00 per contract, and a losing trade still unlocks the $75 ProphetX bonus after $50 in completed trades.”

“Brad Powers backs the Under 50.5 at 51.2%, reasoning that both teams played conservatively in last season's Big Ten championship game (which ended 13-10) and that marquee games for each side have trended low-scoring, making it unlikely either offense takes many risks.”

“Geoff Clark favors the Over 49.5 at 53.5%, noting that quarterbacks Hoover and Sayin lead the Big Ten in passer efficiency, both offenses feature elite perimeter weapons, and each team ranks in the 90th percentile or better in explosive-play rate.”

“Rob Paul backs Washington Huskies +3.5 at 52.8%, noting that Purdue's defense ranks 128th in available yards percentage (60.2%) and is 0-2 ATS against defenses ranked Top 40 by SP+, while Washington's defense checks in at No. 32 by SP+, meaning a contract bought near 53 cents would profit approximately 47 cents per contract if it resolves in the trader's favor.”

“Jon Metler backs the Los Angeles Dodgers to win at 59.2%, arguing that Glasnow's swing-and-miss arsenal profiles well against the bottom of Milwaukee's lineup, making it difficult to justify backing Dustin May and the Brewers at current probabilities, with a contract priced near 59 cents resolving at $1 if the Dodgers win for an approximate profit of 41 cents per contract.”

“Neil Parker recommends LAD -1.5 at 40.8%, citing an unsustainably low .264 wOBA and .216 BABIP for Los Angeles in the playoffs that signals a statistical correction at the plate, along with Glasnow's reliable postseason numbers (3.70 xERA, 3.67 xFIP across 26 innings), with a contract priced near 41 cents resolving at $1 if the Dodgers cover for an approximate profit of 59 cents per contract.”

“Jon Metler backs Seattle to win at 57%, pricing the Seahawks closer to 61% favorites, reasoning that Seattle's front four can pressure Bo Nix and force Mike Macdonald to drop seven into coverage, with safety Julian Love expected to disrupt Nix's pre-snap reads.”

“Jason Logan recommends the Under 42.5 for the Seahawks at Broncos game, citing two stout defenses that limit explosive plays, offenses struggling on third down, and a forecast of rain and strong wind gusts in Denver that should suppress scoring.”

“Joe Osborne favors LA -3.5, arguing that after a brutal travel schedule the Rams get home with extra preparation time against a sloppy Buffalo team that has committed seven turnovers in two games, while L.A.'s offense has posted three straight 400-yard games against a Bills defense allowing 26.8 points per game.”

“Josh Inglis also targets the Over 54.5, citing Buffalo's struggling defense, which has surrendered 405 yards to Drake Maye and the Patriots, and Matthew Stafford's recent efficiency, while noting Josh Allen's indoor performance and both quarterbacks' ability to keep games alive in negative game scripts.”

“Josh Inglis backs BUF +3.5, noting the Bills are 7-1 against the spread following a straight-up regular-season loss dating back to October 2024, that the spread moved through the key number of 3, and that Josh Allen's efficiency indoors makes him a strong play as an underdog laying three or more points.”

“Joe Osborne recommends fading Buffalo by backing LA -3.5, citing the Rams' home advantage with extra preparation time against a Bills team that has committed seven turnovers in two games, a defense ranked 29th in opponent explosive play rate allowing 26.8 points per game, and a healthy Rams offense that has posted three straight 400-yard outings.”

“Josh Inglis likes the Over 54.5, pointing to Buffalo's struggling defense that surrendered 405 yards to New England, Matthew Stafford's 61 completions over two games against legitimate defenses, and Josh Allen's elite indoor efficiency giving both quarterbacks the tools to keep scoring in any game script.”

“Jason Logan also backs the Under 45.5, citing Jackson's uncertain status, both teams ranking among the top three in rushing play percentage, Atlanta's average time of possession of 32:53 over the past two games, and Baltimore's methodical offensive approach that figures to slow even further with a backup under center leaning heavily on Derrick Henry.”

“Jason Logan recommends trading BAL +3.5 on NOVIG, arguing that Baltimore's defense is the highest-rated unit Atlanta has faced this season, the Falcons are being overvalued after two prime-time wins on a short week, and the Ravens have a respectable 8-9 ATS record without Lamar Jackson at quarterback, making the half-point hook worth holding.”

“Jon Metler backs BAL +3.5, pricing the Ravens closer to a 2.5-point underdog and noting that the extra half-point through a key number is enough to pull the trigger, with Tyler Huntley well-supported by Derrick Henry and Zay Flowers while Atlanta's back-to-back prime-time wins set up a classic NFL letdown spot.”

“Shawn Krest recommends CHI -1.5 at 51.9%, noting the line and probability have both come down as the week has gone on and that the Bears will have the same quarterback as last week for the first time in four games while facing a Green Bay defense that just lost its best pass rusher, with Krest advising staying with the pick up to 55%.”

“Shawn Krest also backs Chicago to win at 54.5%, reasoning that Tyson Bagent has been effective at utilizing all of Chicago's weapons on offense and that the Bears will have the same quarterback as the previous game for the first time in four weeks, adding he would surrender the points if the spread drops below 50%.”