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Daniel Jones Rushing Yards Over 8.5 (-108):

Daniel Jones dealt with a ton of pressure against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 1, but he still only managed to run the ball once for four yards. Jones played with injuries for the majority of the 2025 campaign, but he still recorded double digit yardage in 5 of 13 games including a 16-yard effort (3 carries) against the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium in Week 12. The Chiefs ranked below average in rushing yards allowed to opposing quarterbacks with an average of 19.3 yards per game. Jones is very active in short yardage situations, and he thrives when the lights shine the brightest which will be the case in a standalone game on Sunday night. The Chiefs should be playing with a lead as -.6.5-point home favorites and that should keep Jones in passing situations that give him opportunities to scramble and collect yardage.

*Playable at 9.5 or better

Take Green Bay First Half (#251)

This ‘Daily Double’ video offers my take on Sunday NFL action: Packers vs Jets ad Ravens vs Saints.  Here’s a brief write-up of my Green Bay vs New York betting opinion.

I don’t trust the Packers to hold leads right now, considering they’ve blown four double digit leads while losing six straight dating back to last year.  That said, Green Bay has been good enough to build those leads, and the Jets off a dominant showing in Tennessee — heck, the Jets off a rare win — are primed for a lesser performance here. Geno Smith wasn’t touched by the Titans defense; the Packers sacked Carson Wentz three times last Sunday and picked off Kyler Murray once.  Look for the Packers to get the lead here, and with our ‘first half’ bet, we won’t need to worry if they blow it.  Take the Packers FIRST HALF.

If you would have printed out the box score and handed it to Panthers' fans before Sunday's game against the Bears, almost every Carolina fan would have signed up for it on the spot. You're tellin' me we're going to score 37 points and generate 478 yards with 24 first downs while going 4-for-4 in the red zone?! We would imagine that most folks inside Bank of America Stadium would have signed up for that. Unfortunately, those numbers were only good enough for a 22-point defeat against the white-hot Bears. Bryce Young has seemingly formed a nice bond with Jalen Coker, but an offense with only two viable receivers (along with Tetairoa McMillan) is likely going to struggle. Xavier Legette and Jimmy Horn Jr. both failed to catch a pass on Sunday and Horn Jr. fumbled a punt, which has seemingly sealed their fate at the bottom of the depth chart. With Michael Penix Jr. and Tua Tagovailoa both unavailable, the Falcons called upon Cooper Rush for a surprise start against the Steelers. Trailing by three with the ball near midfield in the fourth quarter, Rush had a screen pass intercepted by TJ Watt and returned for a touchdown. When asked about the potential return of either Penix Jr. or Tagovailoa, Falcons' head coach Kevin Stefanski simply replied, "No updates" in his Monday press conference. Carolina has had Atlanta's number over the past few years (4-1 straight-up and ATS last five meetings), and even though things got out of hand against the Bears, the Panthers still have some positives to take away from that result.
Play Carolina Panthers

The Chargers knocked a ton of survivor players out with a 26-14 loss at home last week to an Arizona team that had a preflop win total of 4.5. Coach Jim Harbaugh said he regretted not getting his starters more playing time in the preseason, and it showed on the field. LA had 2 turnovers and was outgained 393-268 in total yards. Meanwhile, the Raiders handled business in a 2 touchdown win over Miami as the Klink Kubiak era got off to a good start. Also keep in mind that this will be like a home game for the Raiders due to the huge fan base and the lack of local support for the Chargers. Vegas still has a ways to go before becoming a serious contender, but we’ll play the number getting a full touchdown against a Chargers’ squad that was clearly overvalued in the betting market. Take the Raiders.

Take #267 Raiders vs Chargers Over

The Chargers laid an egg in Week 1 against Arizona, with the offense, defense and special teams all failing to deliver. Now the margin for error is shrinking, especially with Buffalo and Seattle waiting in Weeks 3 and 4.

Despite the ugly opener, there were encouraging signs from the offense. The offensive line provided Kirk Cousins with mostly clean pockets, while the running game showed enough productivity to keep defenses honest. The passing attack was somewhat limited without Brock Bowers, and Cousins tossed two interceptions, but the foundation is there for improvement.

The Chargers still have plenty of offensive talent, and this is a spot where both teams should play with urgency. With LA needing a bounce-back performance and the Raiders capable of contributing offensively, I expect both teams to push the pace and generate scoring opportunities.

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