Today's premium betting card.

We're attacking Baltimore's struggling secondary on Thursday Night Football as the Ravens are allowing the 5th-most receiving yards per game to opposing WRs. Washington leads Jacksonville in targets and receiving yards, making him our preferred option to capitalize on this matchup. Lawrence's standard passing line is around 233.5 yards, so we're buying it down to just 200+, giving ourselves additional cushion. With Baltimore starting third-string QB Joe Fagnano, Jacksonville should have opportunities to control the game and move the ball efficiently. We only need 200 passing yards from Lawrence and 50 receiving yards from his top target to cash this plus-volume combination at -130.

We're taking a more conservative approach to tonight's NBA slate, combining 3 home favorites instead of asking any of them to cover a double-digit spread. Boston gets Milwaukee at home in a favorable matchup. The Bucks have struggled defensively early this season and the Celtics have enough scoring depth to compete even with Jayson Tatum resting tonight. Paul George's availability gives Boston another experienced offensive option. New York is one of our favorite moneyline spots on the board. The Knicks are coming off a 103-90 win over Brooklyn and now face a Chicago team that recently surrendered 125 points to Boston and 126 to Philadelphia. With New York favored by double digits, we're just asking the Knicks to protect their home court. Spurs have won their last 2 games, defeating Minnesota 121-111 and Utah 119-97. Dallas, meanwhile, is coming off a 115-100 home loss to Sacramento. San Antonio enters as a substantial home favorite, and we're backing the Spurs to continue their strong start. Make it a strong play.

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.