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The market originally dealt approximately 45.5 and has dropped to 44.5. Rather than chase the move downward, the better value is now on the other side of it.

A respected simulation model independently reaches the same conclusion. After 10,000 simulations, it projects 46 combined points and recommends Over 44.5. New England and Seattle were both among the NFL's highest-scoring offenses last season, and the Patriots materially upgraded Drake Maye's supporting cast with A.J. Brown and additional offensive-line help.

New England averaged 28.8 points per game last season, while Maye now has a true physical No. 1 receiver capable of creating completions without requiring extended protection. That is relevant against a Seattle defense that sacked Maye six times in the Super Bowl: quicker contested completions to Brown provide an answer New England did not possess in February.

Seattle's backfield is different because Kenneth Walker is gone and Zach Charbonnet is unavailable, leaving rookie Jadarian Price in a prominent role. That creates uncertainty, but it may also force Seattle to place more responsibility on Sam Darnold and the passing game instead of recreating Walker's 27-carry, 135-yard Super Bowl performance.

There are injury concerns that prevent upgrading the total. New England defensive tackle Christian Barmore, running back TreVeyon Henderson and offensive lineman Ben Brown did not participate on Sunday's injury report. Henderson's ankle is particularly relevant to New England's offensive ceiling, while Barmore's absence would weaken the Patriots' interior defense.

Weather should not interfere. The Seattle forecast calls for mild temperatures, light wind and minimal precipitation risk.

The number has moved far enough to create value, and the independent scoring projection supports the buyback.

Free play: OVER 44.5.

OVER 44.5

Seattle and New England have value to the over. These two teams met in the Super Bowl last season and they are going to put on another offensive show. Seattle will turn back to Sam Darnold, who has another big year in store. The Pats will have Drake Maye once again under center and they will return a lot of similar faces on both sides of the ball. Expect this game to be high scoring once again. Back the over. 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 OVER. 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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They’re getting a bit antsy in Cincinnati, where the Bengals haven’t made the playoffs since 2022 and a return to the Super Bowl for Joe Burrow, which once seemed inevitable after he reached the finale vs. the Rams in his second year in the league, is now starting to draw comparisons to Dan Marino, who never got back to the Super Bowl after also making it in his second year with the Dolphins. Of course, Burrow staying in one piece for an entire season would be a nice start after he’s missed large chunks in three of his six campaigns in the league, with last year’s eight games the fewest in his career. Indeed, Joe’s presence means almost everything to the Bengals, who were 1-8 without him a year ago, and why lingering questions along the OL, which has allowed Burrow to get sacked 213 times in his career (the fourth most in the league since 2020) and has the worst pass-block rate in the league across that span, remain an obvious red flag. For the moment, Burrow is upright, however, and Zac Taylor is looking forward to a rebuilt defensive line wreaking havoc with foes on the Bengals’ schedule now that wrecking machine DT Dexter Lawrence II has arrived from the Giants along with other disruptors on the defensive front. Yet keep in mind that Cincinnati has been a notorious slow starter in recent years, failing to cover in its last four openers. Injuries also figured in the Bucs' demise a year ago and failure to defend the NFC South crown they had won the previous four seasons, and Todd Bowles is crossing his fingers that some of the walking wounded from the summer like wideouts Emeka Egbuka and Jalen McMillan (the presence of both more important now that Mike Evans has moved to the 49ers) will be ready to go for the opener. The clever Baker Mayfield also looks a proper elixir to Cincinnati’s supposedly juiced-up pass rush, and Bowles’ own new adds in the defensive front seven could expose the main Bengals question mark--protecting Burrow. Moreover, any points from the oddsmakers are always worth considering with the low-variance Bucs, after their last six games a season ago were all decided by four points or fewer. Play Tampa Bay Bucs

Jets @ Titans — Week 1

The Saleh Storyline

Robert Saleh coached the Jets from 2021–24 before being fired mid-season. He spent 2025 as 49ers DC, and now gets his first game as Titans head coach — fittingly, against his old team. Aaron Glenn enters Year 2 in New York. Both coaches downplay the "revenge" angle, but the intrigue is real.

The Quarterbacks

Geno Smith returns for the Jets — a veteran who can manage a game, but he's turnover-prone, and Saleh's blitz packages will test his protection instincts. Cam Ward enters Year 2 for Tennessee, still learning new OC Brian Daboll's scheme. Neither offense should be explosive in Week 1; I'd expect conservative play-calling and a run-first approach from both sides as the defenses try to keep things clean.

Weapons

Jets: Breece Hall looks good to play, and Garrett Wilson is a clear WR1 — on paper, the better supporting cast at multiple spots.

Titans: Calvin Ridley, Wan'Dale Robinson, and rookie Carnell Tate (the No. 4 overall pick, brought in for receiver help) lead the passing game, with Tony Pollard and Spears splitting backfield work. Saleh has confidence in his young QB, but this group doesn't move the needle for me yet.

Edge for Tennessee: home field, plus Saleh's inside knowledge of Jets personnel.

The Trend

Teams that posted a turnover differential of -0.9 or worse per game the previous season have rebounded well in Week 1 of the following campaign — 11-8-1 SU and 14-5-1 ATS (73.6%) since 2013 when not facing a similarly bad team. That's +8.5 units, 44.7% ROI, Grade 68. (per Steve Makinen)

The Market

Jets have covered 8 of their last 10 vs. Tennessee, including a 24-17 road win in Nashville back in September 2024, and have won 4 of the last 5 outright.

Titans opened -3; the line has already drifted to -1.5 on Jets support.

The Play

Skipping the spread — I'm not sure Jets ML stays plus money for long, so I'm taking it now.

Take Jets +105.

Let's cash some tickets!

FREE PICK on New England Patriots/Seattle Seahawks (UNDER) | Good until 42.5.

Super Bowl rematch here. Seattle won that game 29-13 (42 combined points). New England has new offensive weapons & should keep this one closer. Christian Gonzalez, the Pats best player/defender in the Super Bowl just got paid as well. Seattle comes into the new season with a new offensive coordinator and a new running back. People are very high on Jadarion Price. But, he's still unproven. Go with the UNDER in the opening game.