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Texans -4.5

Houston is finding its offensive rhythm at exactly the right time, and Cleveland is walking into a matchup that doesn't favor its defense. The Texans just hung 44 points on the Chargers, and that balanced attack should give the Browns plenty of headaches. Houston can establish the ground game early, forcing Cleveland to respect the run before opening up opportunities through the air. Deshaun Watson facing his former team makes for a nice storyline, but revenge doesn't block anybody or stop an offense that's gaining momentum. With playoff positioning on the line, Houston has the weapons to create separation and turn this into a comfortable win. Lay the points with the Texans. Locking this in early. Ray’s daily FREE plays are meant to be smaller bankroll plays. Money management is everything in this game, and these freebies are designed to keep you moving in the right direction. Today's FREE selection is a strong lean on the Texans -4.5. The number makes sense, the spot is right, and it’s a play worth taking. You know what to do. Good luck — Razor Ray.

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Carolina travels to New Orleans looking to snap a three-game losing streak, and the Panthers possess several compelling statistical and situational advantages against a Saints team that has struggled mightily on its home field. Both NFC South rivals enter with identical 3-5 records, but Carolina has been the more productive offensive team, averaging 24.9 points and 362.4 total yards per game compared to New Orleans' 23.1 points and 325.8 yards. The Panthers also possess a significant advantage in yards per play (5.5 to 4.9), suggesting their offensive production has been more efficient despite their disappointing record. Quarterback Bryce Young has thrown for 2,197 yards and sixteen touchdowns, and his underlying performance metrics reveal an especially favorable matchup against a New Orleans defense that ranks 27th in quarterback pressure rate. According to Pro Football Focus (PFF), Young ranks third among quarterbacks in play-action passing grade and second in passing yards generated off play action (817), while the Saints rank 26th in yards allowed per play-action dropback. Young also ranks tenth in PFF passing grade from a clean pocket, an important advantage against a New Orleans pass rush that has consistently struggled to generate pressure. Carolina's rushing attack presents another exploitable matchup, as Chuba Hubbard ranks ninth among NFL running backs in yards after contact per carry and faces a Saints defense that ranks 26th in yards after contact allowed per rushing attempt. Hubbard has accumulated 619 rushing yards this season and should benefit from facing a New Orleans defense surrendering 133.9 rushing yards per game. The Saints have also been vulnerable through the air, allowing 236.6 passing yards per game and surrendering scores on 45.6% of opposing possessions, creating opportunities for Young to exploit favorable downfield matchups.

New Orleans enters following a narrow 23-22 victory over Cleveland, but the Saints have won just once in five home games and own a negative-six turnover differential through eight contests. Tyler Shough has completed 66.2% of his passes for 1,986 yards and fourteen touchdowns, but Carolina's defense has been considerably more effective against the pass, allowing just 211.5 yards per game compared to New Orleans' 236.6. The Panthers also possess the superior turnover differential (-1 versus -6), and their defense allows fewer yards per play (5.3 versus 5.7), further illustrating Carolina's underlying statistical advantages. With New Orleans laying points despite its poor home performance and Carolina possessing several favorable offensive matchups, the Panthers offer attractive value as divisional road underdogs.

My technical database provides further support for Carolina:

• Play On: Underdogs in the Carolina-New Orleans series are 17-6 ATS (73.9%) since November 2014, generating +10.4 units and a +41.1% ROI;

• Play On: Carolina is 12-2 ATS (85.7%) following an ATS loss since November 2024, generating +9.8 units and a +63.6% ROI;

• Play On: Carolina is 11-2 ATS (84.6%) following a straight-up loss since the 2025 season, generating +8.8 units and a +61.5% ROI;

• Play On: Carolina is 15-2 ATS (88.2%) as an underdog following a loss since October 2024, generating +12.8 units and a +68.5% ROI;

• Play On: Road teams facing opponents coming off a win by three or fewer points in a game that exceeded the posted total are 245-169 ATS (59.2%) since 1997, generating +59.1 units and a +13.0% ROI;

• Play Against: Teams coming off an overtime victory at home are 123-87 ATS (58.6%) since 1989, generating +27.3 units and a +11.8% ROI for their opponents;

• Play Against: Teams coming off a home overtime victory without the benefit of a subsequent bye week are 119-79 ATS (60.1%) since 1989, generating +32.1 units and a +14.7% ROI for their opponents;

• Play On: .500 or worse underdogs entering off three consecutive losses, with totals between 38.5 and 54 points, are 255-174 ATS (59.4%) since 1990, generating +63.6 units and a +13.5% ROI;

• Play On: Conference underdogs of six points or fewer coming off a loss are 322-259 ATS (55.4%) since 2017, generating +37.1 units and a +5.8% ROI;

• Play On: Divisional road underdogs of fewer than seven points are 424-332 ATS (56.1%) since 2006, generating +58.8 units and a +7.1% ROI;

• Play Against: Teams coming off an overtime victory are 128-98 ATS (56.6%) since 2011, generating +20.2 units and an +8.1% ROI for their opponents.

These historical angles complement several tangible matchup advantages, particularly Young's ability to exploit a New Orleans defense that ranks near the bottom of the league in generating quarterback pressure and defending play-action passes. Young's 817 passing yards off play action rank second among NFL quarterbacks, and his third-ranked PFF play-action grade suggests Carolina can generate explosive opportunities against a Saints defense that ranks 26th in yards allowed per play-action dropback. Hubbard's ninth-ranked yards-after-contact efficiency provides another favorable matchup against a New Orleans front seven that ranks 26th in yards after contact allowed per rush. Carolina also owns advantages in total offense, yards per play, passing defense, and turnover differential, making it difficult to justify New Orleans laying points despite winning only once in five home games. The Saints have struggled to convert their offensive production into consistent victories, and their defensive deficiencies create an ideal opportunity for Carolina to reverse its recent fortunes. Look for Young to capitalize on favorable play-action opportunities, Hubbard to establish offensive balance, and the Panthers to remain competitive throughout this NFC South showdown. Take Carolina as Jeff Keim's Free Pick Winner for Friday, November 15.

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Since coming out of their bye in Week 7, the Buffalo Bills have allowed just 8.0 PPG to opponents on average, and gave up just 3.9 yards per play in Monday's win over the Vikings also.

That puts them in good stead here to shut down a Jets offense that averaged just 5.2 YPPA through the air against Kansas City last week, the 4th-lowest mark in the league overall.

To their credit, however, the Jets sit as a top-ten defensive unit this season, allowing just 5.1 YPP to opponents on average, a figure that improves to an even better 4.6 YPP when playing on home turf (joint-4th).

We'll take a look towards the Under between these two divisional rivals on Sunday.

PLAY: UNDER 51 (-110)

The Saints have won five of the last six meetings, including a pair of outright upsets last year. Carolina is 0-3 straight-up and against the spread over its last three games following last week's 26-21 home loss to Denver. The Panthers have allowed an average of 27.2 points per game over the last five contests. New Orleans is 1-5 against the spread over the last six games, but the Saints did pick up an outright win over Cleveland last week. New Orleans continues to produce terrible offensive numbers in the first half. After a 3-3 first half tie with Cleveland last week, the Saints are now 1-7 against the first half spread this season. New Orleans has only scored in the first quarter two times in eight games, producing a total of nine first quarter points this season. Perhaps the potential return of running back Travis Etienne Jr. is just what the voodoo doctor ordered in the French Quarter. Etienne Jr. has not played since Week 3 against the Raiders, but he is expected to return to practice this week after dealing with a hamstring injury. New Orleans has the second-lowest rushing success rate in the NFL this season (Raiders last), so his potential return would be a big boost for the Saints' offense. Carolina is running out of healthy bodies on defense. A unit that already has five players on IR was missing edge rusher Jaelan Phillips and linebacker Bobby Okereke last week against the Broncos. If New Orleans can't muster some early scoring against this defense, then Kellen Moore needs to tear it all down and start over. Don't forget, owner Gayle Benson has been keeping a closer-than-normal eye on her team in recent weeks and wrote a letter to the Saints' fan base after the loss to Pittsburgh in Paris. Last week's win over Cleveland was a small step in the right direction, but a home win over a division opponent would go a long way toward rebuilding excitement after Who Dat Nation watched their team lose its first three home games this season.
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