Week 14 Where’s the Money?

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Week 14 Where’s the Money?

It’s good to have information. You don’t need to use it every single time, but there’s a story being told whether you’re listening or not. With sports betting, sometimes you want all the pieces, sometimes you want what you need, and sometimes you want nothing. But when your being shouted at by huge lopsided bets that have stagnant lines, you should probably at least know. So here is Week 14 Where’s the Money?

Colts (-3) at Raiders

Well well well, what do we have here? The Raiders potentially in a trap game? Never heard of it. The Colts and Raiders are both 7-5 against the spread this year, but man have the Raiders been in some weird games. Getting hammered by the Falcons on the road a week after almost beating the Chiefs comes to mind…oh and also not losing to the Jets because they’re tanking.

The Colts really want to be one of the top 5 teams in the AFC but each time we think they’re there, they get blown out or lose to a team they shouldn’t. We can say almost the exact same thing about the Raiders as well. This game is interesting though, Raiders are a home dog and all the money is flowing to the Colts currently, over 90%. The number has moved to -3 after starting at -2.5, but you would think that leaving us on the hook at 2.5 might be the trap… Recency bias should say that the Colts take this one home, and kind of easily, but man oh man, don’t say I didn’t warn you!

Saints (-7) at Eagles

Another home dog, but this one is a bit different. Jalen Hurts is your starting quarterback for the Eagles with the $30 million man backing him up. Now, I’ll say it again, Jalen Hurts is not a good quarterback. He was terrible at throwing while at Alabama and pretty much anyone would look good in Lincoln Riley’s system at Oklahoma. So -7 makes sense here!

The Saints are the hottest team in the NFL winning 9 games in a row after a 1-2 start. So if 85% of the money is coming in on the Saints, why is there some reverse line movement at some books? Meaning, the line started at -7 and even with all the money coming in on the Saints, the bookmakers moved the line to -6.5. Makes ya think. I think the Saints win handily, but so does everyone else, which is scary because the public is usually wrong, especially when the numbers look like this.

Taysom Hill has been solid outside of not needing to do anything against the Broncos, while the Saints defense has been insanely good this year. You would think that the Saints want to put the Eagles in the ground early and then burn the clock running the ball with Kamara and Hill. Seems too easy though, doesn’t it?

Titans (-7.5) at Jaguars

And yet another home dog getting no respect! The Titans are favored by over a touchdown on the road getting about 80% of the money currently. While the Jags are 1-11 and have lost 11 straight, they are 6-6 against the spread this year, so that’s something. Minshew, Luton, and Glennon haven’t looked alllll that terrible this year, and the Jags put themselves in positions to win. Losing to Tennessee by less than a score the first time they played and taking the Vikings to overtime last week!

Tennessee has been a weird team this year to say the least with some blowout losses (Browns last week) and wins that didn’t make any sense (blowing out the Bills). This is also a divisional game, an AFC South divisional games, so it shouldn’t be what we expect in the least. But the public is riding this 7.5 on the Titans and are willing to go down with the ship. The line hasn’t moved at all either, so Vegas is happy with the action.

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