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We’re buying down 2 of the biggest passing-game weapons in Monday Night Football. JSN has been on an incredible run, piling up 867 receiving yards through 7 games — 123.9 per game — while his standard receiving prop tonight sits around 100 yards. We only need 70+, giving us roughly 30 yards of protection from the market number. On the other side, Caleb Williams has thrown for 305 and 308 yards in his last 2 starts and is averaging 255 passing yards per game this season. Seattle presents one of the toughest defensive matchups in football so rather than asking Caleb to clear his standard line around 227.5, we're buying him all the way down to 200+. With Chicago likely needing to throw to keep pace on the road and JSN operating as the clear centerpiece of Seattle's passing attack, we'll take the reduced thresholds at a very playable price. Weather looks fine as well.

Philly comes in 6-1 and gets a very favorable home matchup against a 1-5 Bulls team riding a four-game losing streak. Even with Joel Embiid’s status worth monitoring, Philadelphia has LeBron James back in the mix and has enough firepower with Tyrese Maxey and Jaylen Brown to take care of business. Chicago has struggled on both ends early this season making the Sixers the anchor of the parlay. Detroit is 5-1 and already beat Charlotte 97-89 earlier this season. The Pistons have been winning with defense, allowing just 101.8 points per game, best in the NBA entering tonight. Charlotte is averaging only 98.3 PPG and the Hornets are dealing with multiple injuries. Jalen Duren being out hurts Detroit inside, but Cade Cunningham and this Pistons defense still give us the matchup edge.

We’re combining 2 sizable favorites and taking the spreads completely out of the equation. The Rams draw an 0-6 Chargers team that has struggled on both sides of the ball, ranking last in offensive EPA per play while turning the ball over an NFL-high 15 times. Los Angeles enters with the league’s No. 1 offense at 399.1 yards per game, and Matthew Stafford has thrown 8 touchdowns to just 1 interception over his last 3 games. The Chargers will also be without Derwin James, weakening an already difficult matchup against Stafford and Puka Nacua. New England gets a 1-5 Miami team whose defense has allowed an NFL-worst 116.8 opponent passer rating, generated a league-low 6 sacks, and allowed opponents to convert 52.1% of third downs. That sets up well for Drake Maye, who threw for 321 yards and 2 touchdowns last week. Instead of asking the Rams and Patriots to cover roughly a touchdown apiece, we simply need both favorites to win.

We’re taking the points completely out of the equation and combining 4 of the strongest favorites on Saturday’s college football slate. Georgia is favored by roughly 12 against Florida, and we already like the matchup enough to back the Bulldogs’ team total — here, we simply need them to win. Miami enters its road matchup at North Carolina as roughly a 14-point favorite, giving us plenty of separation between the market expectation and what we need from the Hurricanes. Indiana is laying around 20 against Minnesota, making the Hoosiers one of the biggest favorites on the board, while BYU is favored by roughly 16.5 at home against Arizona State. Instead of asking any of these teams to cover double-digit numbers, we’re combining all 4 moneylines at a very playable price. Four favorites, four outright wins.

We’re going right back to the NBA alt-line formula that’s been working for us and buying down 2 elite scorers to numbers well below their normal expectations. Maxey has been incredibly consistent to open the season, scoring 28, 32, 26, 29, and 27 points, clearing 20+ in all 5 games while averaging 28.4 PPG. His standard line tonight sits at 23.5 and he’s already scored 28 against this same Knicks team this season. Then we pair him with Curry at just 20+ points, giving us plenty of cushion from his standard scoring line around 27.5. We don’t need either guy to have a ceiling game — we’re asking 2 of the league’s premier scorers to get us 20 points apiece. The alt-line formula has treated us well recently, so we’re going back to it at a very playable price.

We’re keeping this one simple and asking 3 big favorites to win their games outright. Boston is the strongest favorite on tonight’s NBA board and gets a struggling Chicago team at home, where the Celtics have already started the season 3-0. Detroit comes in 4-1 and draws a Brooklyn team still searching for its first win at 0-4, so we’ll gladly remove the spread and simply ask Cade Cunningham and the Pistons to take care of business. Miami rounds it out at home against a shorthanded Indiana squad missing Tyrese Haliburton and several other rotation pieces, with the Heat favored by more than 7 points in the standard market. Instead of laying double-digit or sizable spreads with any of these teams, we’re combining the 3 moneylines and getting essentially even money.

Alternate line tonight to get Green Bay below the key number of 3 rather than laying the standard -3.5, which means any Packers win by a field goal or more gets us home. Green Bay comes in 4-3 after a tough 20-17 loss at Detroit, but the Packers defense has been playing excellent football, allowing just 13.5 points per game over the last 4 while forcing 11 turnovers during that stretch. Carolina, meanwhile, is coming off an ugly 43-13 loss to Tampa Bay in which Bryce Young turned it over 3 times and the Panthers coughed it up 4 times overall. The short-week injury report favors Green Bay as well: Carolina will be without Jaelan Phillips, Damien Lewis, Akayleb Evans, and Torricelli Simpkins III, while the Packers get starting guard Aaron Banks back after he progressed to full participation. Green Bay has also been one of the NFL's best home teams against the number under Matt LaFleur, going 39-25 ATS at Lambeau since 2019. We could take the better payout at -3.5 but with the game landing on exactly 3 always in play, we'll sacrifice some juice for the much better number.