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Rondale Moore's Injury is a Tough Break for the Vikings
August 13th, 20254 mins

Rondale Moore's Injury is a Tough Break for the Vikings

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver and return specialist Rondale Moore suffered another devastating setback during the team's preseason opener, effectively sidelining him for the entire 2025 NFL season – marking the second straight year he’ll miss due to a knee injury. On August 9, Moore was fielding a punt against the Houston Texans when he was tackled near the sideline by linebacker Jamal Hill. The 2-yard return ended abruptly as Moore crumpled to the ground in visible pain, and the scene turned grim when he slammed his hands on the cart he was being loaded into – his frustration palpable to everyone watching. Team coaches immediately labeled the incident “heartbreaking.” Head coach Kevin O’Connell, visibly emotional, called Moore’s injury “one of the most painful things” he’s experienced as a coach, adding that his role now was to offer support and reassurance: “make sure that he knows he’s not going to be alone.” Another Tough Break Reports confirm Moore sustained a significant injury to his left knee, following MRI testing. Although the specific nature of the injury hasn't been disclosed, it will require a full season of recovery and rehabilitation. Adding context to the tragedy: Moore suffered a right knee dislocation during the 2024 preseason while with the Atlanta Falcons and never played a down that season. His signing with Minnesota earlier this year was viewed as an opportunity to revitalize his NFL career – especially as a return specialist and depth option at wide receiver. The implications are immediate and severe for the Vikings. With Moore out and star receiver Jordan Addison facing a three-game suspension, the Vikings will lean heavily on Justin Jefferson, Jalen Nailor, and emerging talents such as Tai Felton, Lucky Jackson, and Jeshaun Jones to fill voids in the receiving corps and special teams units. Last week’s preseason game had started with promise – Minnesota led at halftime behind their defense and offensive efforts, but the optimism was quickly dimmed by Moore’s injury, which has cast a shadow over the team’s early-season outlook. Moore’s career has been plagued by injury since entering the league. Drafted in the second round by the Arizona Cardinals in 2021, he displayed explosive potential but was limited by absences throughout his tenure – missing nine games in 2022 and now his second consecutive full season in 2024 and 2025. Can Moore Return Stronger? This latest setback underscores the harsh reality of the NFL’s physical toll and the fragility of athletic promise. For Moore, it’s a heartbreaking repeat of last year’s misfortune; for the Vikings, it’s a significant disruption as they gear up for a campaign marked by injuries and thin roster margins. While Rondale Moore's season is officially over before it ever truly began, the emotional and professional toll may linger much longer. Teammates and coaches have spoken openly about his resilience and commitment during the offseason, with many praising his dedication to returning stronger after his previous knee injury. Unfortunately, the cruel nature of back-to-back season-ending setbacks has many wondering whether Moore’s body will allow him to fully reach the potential he showed at Purdue and in flashes during his early NFL years. At just 25 years old, there’s still time – but time in the NFL waits for no one, especially those fighting to stay on the field. As the season approaches, Minnesota’s coaching staff must quickly recalibrate strategy, relying on unproven players and reshaping special teams. For Moore, the road ahead is again paved with rehabilitation – his dream of a comeback put on hold, yet again.

Cam Ward Showing Offensive Prowess in Preseason Debut
August 11th, 20254 mins

Cam Ward Showing Offensive Prowess in Preseason Debut

In the Tennessee Titans’ preseason opener against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, rookie quarterback Cam Ward delivered a performance brimming with early promise, impressing fans and coaches alike. Despite the team’s 29‑7 defeat, Ward’s composure and flashes of brilliance highlighted his potential to become the franchise’s long-term signal‑caller. Ward, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, completed five of eight passes for 67 yards, most of which came during a standout 11‑play, 65‑yard touchdown drive in the second quarter. That scoring drive featured an electrifying 27‑yard pass to Calvin Ridley, showcasing early chemistry between the rookie and the veteran wideout. During those drives, Ward demonstrated poise under pressure, converting three third‑down opportunities, including short – but timely – pas­s­es that kept the chains moving and set up an eventual Tony Pollard one‑yard rushing touchdown. Overcoming Some Hiccups The Titans’ offense stumbled initially. Ward’s first series ended in a three‑and‑out, and the team was held off the field for much of the opening quarter as Tampa Bay dominated both possession and yardage. Still, Ward responded, steering his team effectively during his second appearance with growing confidence. Despite the encouraging debut, there were small missteps. One pass nearly turned into an interception – Ward appeared locked onto his target and overlooked a lurking defender. Thankfully, the ball wasn’t caught, giving the coaching staff valuable film to review. Analysts offered measured praise. A USA Today‑affiliated evaluator graded the performance a solid B‑, noting that while the outing wasn’t earth‑shaking, Ward showed enough composure and decision‑making to warrant optimism. He did well to avoid turnover, used his legs to evade pressure, and most importantly, connected effectively with Ridley. Ward’s preseason outing included no turnovers and no sacks, a notable achievement for a rookie quarterback debuting in an NFL environment. That kind of protection and ball‑security bodes well for a young quarterback still adapting to the speed and complexity of the professional game. The backdrop to this debut underscores its significance. The Titans are entering the 2025 season under new General Manager Mike Borgonzi and are looking to rebound from a dismal 3‑14 season in 2024. Ward, long viewed as the future of the franchise, stepped in not just as a rookie but as their key to reversing their fortunes. Green Light on Ward Coaches signaled clear intent to feature him. Head coach Brian Callahan confirmed that the starters – including Ward – would play meaningful reps over the Titans’ three preseason games, giving the rookie a real opportunity to show what he can do on game day. For Titans fans, the early signs are encouraging. The connection between Ward and Ridley was a highlight and may develop into one of the team’s most reliable offensive weapons this season. Ward’s ability to rebound from a rocky opening drive, thread accurate throws, and lead a scoring march reflects a cool‑headedness that’s rare for rookies. As the Titans prepare for joint practices next week against the Atlanta Falcons and further preseason tests, Ward’s debut sets a tone of cautious optimism for a team hungry for turnaround. The rookie’s blueprint is laid out: protect the football, progress the offense, and build chemistry while avoiding big mistakes. In the grander context of a franchise looking to emerge from a low point, Cam Ward’s preseason debut may be remembered as a small but meaningful first step toward the future. This may have the makings of a probable all-star for the Titans.

Rodgers Ready to Lead Steelers in Preseason Opener
August 8th, 20254 mins

Rodgers Ready to Lead Steelers in Preseason Opener

In a move that just weeks ago seemed unlikely, veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers may take the field as the starting quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers in their preseason opener. With rookie Will Howard sidelined due to a minor injury, the team is reportedly giving strong consideration to letting Rodgers lead the offense in their upcoming matchup against the Detroit Lions. Rodgers, 41, signed a one-year deal with the Steelers earlier this offseason after a brief and injury-shortened stint with the New York Jets. While the expectation was that he’d serve in a mentoring role behind Howard, the four-time NFL MVP now finds himself in line for a surprise start—one he’s embracing with characteristic confidence. “This is what I love to do,” Rodgers said after Wednesday’s practice. “If they ask me to go out there and play, I’m ready. It’s still football, and the fire hasn’t gone anywhere.” Will Howard Injury Alters Steelers’ Preseason Plans The Steelers had initially planned to showcase third-round pick Will Howard as their starter throughout the preseason. The former Kansas State standout had impressed during training camp, showing poise and command of the offense. However, Howard suffered a mild hamstring strain during a red-zone drill on Monday, prompting Pittsburgh’s medical staff to shut him down for precautionary reasons. Head coach Mike Tomlin confirmed the injury during a press conference, stating, “Will tweaked his hamstring a bit. Nothing serious, but we’re not going to rush him back. It’s early, and we want him at 100% for Week 1.” While Howard’s injury isn’t expected to impact his availability for the regular season, it opens the door for Rodgers to take on a more active preseason role than originally expected. The team also has Mason Rudolph and undrafted rookie Jack Plummer on the depth chart, but neither offers the experience or fan appeal that Rodgers brings to the field. Rodgers' potential start has already created buzz among fans and media alike, many of whom are eager to see the future Hall of Famer in black and gold—even if only for a few preseason drives. Rodgers Embracing Mentor Role; But Ready to Compete Though Rodgers joined the Steelers with the understanding that Howard is the franchise’s future, he’s made it clear he’s still a competitor at heart. During training camp, he’s been a vocal leader and an engaged mentor to the young quarterback room – particularly Howard, whom Rodgers has praised repeatedly for his work ethic and attitude. “Will’s got all the tools. Smart kid, big arm, and he wants to learn,” Rodgers said. “My job is to help him grow, but I’m also out here because I love to play. If I get the chance, I’m not just handing off—I’m going to go out there and compete.” Rodgers has reportedly looked sharp in limited reps during camp, displaying the trademark accuracy and touch that made him one of the most dangerous passers of his era. Despite tearing his Achilles in Week 1 of the 2023 season with the Jets, Rodgers says he’s fully healthy and excited about his new surroundings. “It’s been refreshing being here in Pittsburgh,” he said. “Great culture, great fans, and a lot of young talent. It’s been fun being part of that process.” The Steelers face a delicate balancing act: protect their prized rookie quarterback while still evaluating talent and building momentum ahead of the season. Giving Rodgers the nod in the preseason opener could provide a valuable look at how the veteran functions in coordinator Arthur Smith’s new offensive scheme, even if only briefly.

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Cowboys vs Lions Thursday Night Football Picks, Odds & Props
December 5th, 202514 mins

Cowboys vs Lions Thursday Night Football Picks, Odds & Props

Cowboys vs Lions Game OverviewThe Dallas Cowboys (6-5-1) and Detroit Lions (7-5) open NFL Week 14 tonight on Thursday Night Football. Kickoff is set for in 8:15 p.m. ET from Ford Field in Detroit, Mich. The game will broadcast live on Amazon Prime Video.The Lions are favored by 3.5 points on the spread (Lions -3.5; +100), with the over/under set at 55.5 (-105o / -115u). The Lions are -175 moneyline favorites; the Cowboys are +145 underdogs.Let's get into Cowboys vs Lions predictions for Thursday Night Football, which includes picks for the over/under and two props.Cowboys vs Lions Predictions and PicksCowboys vs Lions pick: Under 55.5 (-110).The best bet is on the total under 55.5.Cowboys vs Lions OddsCowboys OddsSpreadTotalMoneyline+3.5 -12055.5 -105o / -115u+145Lions OddsSpreadTotalMoneyline-3.5 +10055.5 -105o / -115u-175Odds are via a major sportsbook, with up-to-the-minute NFL odds available on their main odds page.Thursday Night Football Preview and PredictionWhen the Cowboys Have the BallThe Cowboys offense continues to play at a high level and helped lead them to a 31-28 win over the Chiefs in a must-win game on Thanksgiving. It was the second straight game in which Dak Prescott threw for 300+ yards as he is taking advantage of having the best wide receiver duo in the NFL right now with CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens.The Lions secondary would have seen a huge boost if free safety Kerby Joseph were able to return from his knee injury, which has kept him sidelined since Week 6. He practiced Monday, but he has already been ruled out for tonight’s game, meaning his next possible chance to return is Week 15.Brian Branch (toe) is listed questionable with a toe injury that he has played through for a few weeks now. He should be expected to play, but if he is ruled out, that would be a massive injury that would likely move the spread down to Cowboys +2.5, and the total could go up 0.5-1 points.The Cowboys' run game has been solid this year — with Javonte Williams being a pleasant surprise — but they have desperately needed a backup to step up after Miles Sanders’ season-ending toe injury, and with rookie Jaydon Blue being a healthy scratch most weeks.Malik Davis stepped up in a big way (3/47/1) against the Chiefs. The Cowboys might consider giving him a bit more work going forward to keep Williams fresh and possibly boost efficiency even more.However, this is a tougher matchup against the Lions’ run defense, led by linebacker Jack Campbell, which ranks seventh in DVOA against the run.The expectation is that the Cowboys will lean pass-heavy in this matchup, and left tackle Tyler Guyton is out again for this game, meaning Nate Carter will fill in again.Carter has struggled mightily, allowing pressure on Prescott's blindside, and he was also a liability in the run game last week. There could be a few plays tonight where having a backup left tackle slows the Cowboys offense on key snaps.Referee Shawn Hochuli’s tendencies could also be a factor in slowing down the Cowboys at key times.When the Lions Have the BallThe Lions’ offensive line has been a serious concern over the last few weeks. They have struggled to protect Jared Goff, who was under pressure on 47% of his dropbacks last week, the third-highest rate in Week 13.It was against the Packers’ pass rush, but the Lions' line has also dealt with injuries, with left guard Christian Mahogany on injured reserve, and Taylor Decker, Kayode Awosika, Graham Glasgow and Penei Sewell all questionable tonight. Everyone could suit up, but if one or two of them are ruled out, especially Sewell, that would be a massive blow.Frank Ragnow was reportedly attempting to return from retirement, but he failed his physical because of a grade-3 hamstring tear. It was notable that he thought he could return that quickly while dealing with an injury that clearly needed immediate medical attention.Regardless, the line could be an issue again tonight against a Cowboys defense that has been much improved since adding Quinnen Williams before the trade deadline.The Cowboys have also upgraded at linebacker, adding Logan Wilson from the Bengals and getting DeMarvion Overshown back from injury. Kenneth Murray Jr. had been struggling this season, so getting much-needed upgrades at linebacker has helped the Cowboys defense.The Lions’ skill positions are also dealing with uncertainties.Amon-Ra St. Brown is listed as questionable with a low ankle sprain that knocked him out early in the Thanksgiving game. He has not practiced yet this week, and the team is waiting as long as possible to rule him out.If this were a Sunday game, that would increase his likelihood to return and play, but on a short week, his status is much tougher to project. He could be closer to doubtful.Sam LaPorta remains on injured reserve. Backup tight end Brock Wright and third wide receiver and punt returner Kalif Raymond are also out again.The Lions could be missing a significant number of key offensive players and the current version of the Cowboys defense is much better than their season-long metrics would indicate.Cowboys vs Lions Best Bet: Total Under 55.5A previous bet on the first-half under 27.5 for the Cowboys-Chiefs game did not hit last week, but nearly everything went wrong for the first quarter and a half, and it still almost stayed under before a long 43-yard touchdown run with three minutes left in the half sealed it. If the Cowboys had not scored that touchdown and settled for a field goal, it would have stayed under 27.5.The sun-related angle at AT&T Stadium factored in a couple times — most notably on a potential big play that George Pickens missed and clearly blamed on the sun being in his eyes. That helped slow down each offense at times. Even if a few key factors work in favor of an under, it does not guarantee a game will actually stay under the total.Both teams played in games that went over in record-setting national TV games on Thanksgiving, including the Chiefs-Cowboys game, which was the most-watched regular-season NFL game ever. The market is expecting a ton of points; the projection also expects plenty of scoring.The total has reached 54.5, nearly the highest number seen these days. The projection for the total is closer to 53, which shows slight value on the under, but many of the key factors laid out above could help this game sneak under the total.The officiating crew could play a sneaky part. This game will be officiated by Shawn Hochuli, who is the most profitable under referee since 2021, with the under hitting at a 46-28 (61%) clip in his games for a significant positive return.Not every trend is treated like gospel — many trends scream louder than their sample size deserves, and most are waiting to regress back toward the average. That said, the 2025 result of 7-5 to the under (58%) still qualifies as a strong signal.Hochuli's crew has consistently called false starts at a top-five rate nearly every season. This year, they are doing it more than ever, currently averaging 3.3 per game.The Cowboys, especially in road games with crowd noise, are often the team most impacted by that particular penalty. The Lions' offensive line has been excellent at limiting false starts, but if one or two of their starters are ruled out tonight, it could disrupt their cadence enough for Hochuli’s crew, which has been strict enforcing pre-snap penalties, to call a few more than usual.The same idea applies to offensive holding calls, another drive-killing penalty, where Hochuli’s games have generally been above average in holding call rates. The Cowboys have committed offensive holding at the fourth-highest rate this year. If Detroit is down a couple offensive line starters, it could create more holding and pre-snap issues than usual.A couple of extra false start or holding calls do not guarantee the game stays under 54.5, but historically, those are the flags worth monitoring and those are the kinds of small cracks that could slow things down just enough to give the under a shot considering that Hochuli games have gone under at a high rate over the last few years.The Cowboys' and Lions' red-zone touchdown percentage allowed both rank bottom six on the season. Red-zone touchdown percentage tends to bounce around and often regresses toward the league average over time, so either defense allowing fewer red-zone touchdowns than their current rate is likely going forward.The total might still soar over 54.5, but there are enough small factors that could tighten things just a bit. If a bettor is holding an over 54.5 ticket, nearly everything needs to go perfectly.The market is likely going to continue to bet heavily on the over, so this is a game where it can make sense to wait and see if it gets bet up to 55-55.5, as there are not many key numbers in this range and 55 is one of them.Pick: Under 55.5.Cowboys vs Lions Player PropsJavonte Williams Under 16.5 Rush Attempts (-121)Williams has been a pleasant surprise for the Cowboys this season, handling a massive workload for most of the year without a true backup the team could trust.Last week, Malik Davis posted a solid 3/47/1 line, which makes it possible Dallas uses him more on early downs to keep Williams fresh. This is also a matchup against a pass-funnel Lions defense; the expectation is that the Cowboys will lean on their pass game more, especially with Prescott, Pickens and Lamb all playing at a high level.Dallas also likes mixing in non-running backs for an occasional rush, so players like Lamb, Hunter Luepke and KaVontae Turpin could quietly chip away at Williams' chances. Turpin had three designed rushes last week, and the team has been dialing up more work for him in the run game in general, which adds another path to lost volume for Williams.With Turpin and Davis possibly eating into the early down share opportunities, plus the likelihood of more pass-leaning play calls, Williams is projected closer to 15.7 rushing attempts, with about a 60% chance to stay under 16.5.Every rush attempt in these markets matters a great deal, and Hochuli's staff potentially calling more false starts and holding penalties could negatively impact Williams as well.The most likely outcome is 15 rushing attempts about 10% of the time. Getting under 16.5 before this drops to 15.5 is considered a key edge. At 15.5, it would be closer to a coin flip.Amik Robertson Over 3.5 Tackles + Assists (-131)Amik Robertson has cleared 3.5 tackles plus assists in three games this season, but he was not a full-time player until Week 5. Since becoming a regular, he has only had one plus matchup, Week 6 against the Bengals, where he logged six tackles.Robertson's schedule since then has been difficult for a cornerback, but he gets a strong spot tonight against the Cowboys, who have supplied, by far, the most tackle opportunities for opposing corners, which makes sense given how much volume funnels through Pickens and Lamb.The Lions use man coverage at the second-highest rate in the league and Robertson is expected to have plenty of tackle chances on Pickens and Lamb catches. Detroit is also expected to face more completions than its season-long average, giving Robertson even more chances to get to the ball.This is considered a strong spot. Simulations project Robertson finishing over 3.5 about 70% of the time, with fair odds closer to 4.5 tackles at around -130, suggesting the line of 3.5 is about one full tackle off.Cowboys vs Lions Viewing InformationLocation: Ford Field in Detroit, Mich.Date: Thursday, Dec. 4.Time: 8:15 p.m. ET.TV and streaming options: Prime Video.Additional NotesFor the latest on NFL injuries, bettors can consult a dedicated injury report page.Weather information is also available on specialized NFL weather pages to help inform betting decisions.

Betr Picks promo code CBSSPORTS: $210 in bonus credits for Cowboys vs. Lions
December 5th, 20253 mins

Betr Picks promo code CBSSPORTS: $210 in bonus credits for Cowboys vs. Lions

Betr Picks promo code CBSSPORTS offer detailsBetr Picks promo code CBSSPORTS: Get $210 in bonus credits for NFL, CFB, more - CBS SportsBetr Picks offers new players $10 in Betr Bucks for registering, plus a deposit match up to $200 with the Betr promo code CBSSPORTSHow to claim the Betr Picks promotion on Thursday, December 4Here are the steps to follow in order to sign up and claim the Betr promo.Click on the "Claim Bonus" link on the page.Register for a Betr Picks account and enter the information requested.Make sure to enter the promo code "CBSSPORTS" when registering for an account.Make your first deposit of at least $10 and get a 50% deposit match worth up to $200 in Betr Bucks. To get the maximum deposit match bonus, you must deposit $400.New users will also get an additional $10 in Betr Bucks upon completing registration. The Betr Bucks will be issued within one hour of registering, but please allow up to 24 hours for technical difficulties.Betr will add up to $200 in Betr Bucks to your account after your first deposit, and you do not need to first play in any contests to secure the deposit match or registration bonus.Best Betr Picks for December 4(Projections from the SportsLine model unless otherwise noted)WR CeeDee Lamb, Cowboys, 77.5 receiving yards - MoreLamb had 89 receiving yards when he faced Detroit last season, but that was nothing compared to when he saw the Lions in 2023. He went off for a career high of 227 yards across 13 grabs, while the four-time Pro Bowler had 112 yards on Thanksgiving versus Kansas City last week. With Detroit starting CB, Terrion Arnold, just placed on IR, Lamb should have another big game versus the Lions.RB Javonte Williams, Cowboys, 61.5 rushing yards - MoreThe veteran has gone over 61.5 rushing yards in eight of 12 games this season, as he's averaging 79.6 rushing yards on the season. Meanwhile, Detroit's run defense has been pierced as of late. The Lions have allowed 122-plus rushing yards in each of their last three games after giving up 94.3 yards over their first nine games.QB Jared Goff, Lions, 251.5 passing yards - MoreGoff has had at least 256 passing yards in five straight games, and all of those pass defenses were better than the one he'll see on Thursday. The Cowboys rank 30th in pass defense, also ranking 30th in adjusted yards per attempt allowed, while ranking dead last in passing touchdowns given up.The SportsLine Projection model also offers picks for every NFL picks for every game on the slate, which you can use to help guide you in making NFL picks on Betr Picks.

NFL Thanksgiving Week 13 Betting Trends and Odds Breakdown
November 30th, 202512 mins

NFL Thanksgiving Week 13 Betting Trends and Odds Breakdown

Thanksgiving NFL betting overviewTurkey, stuffing, pumpkin pie … complaining kids … bickering relatives.Thanksgiving truly is a tradition like no other. Thankfully, that tradition also includes a delicious distraction: wall-to-wall NFL action — both on the field and at the wagering window.With the holiday in mind, we’re dishing out a feast of Turkey Day-related NFL betting trends amid our breakdown of this year’s Thanksgiving weekend matchups, capped off by a Black Friday battle between NFC division leaders.All listed odds are via BetMGM and subject to change.Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions (-2.5, 48.5)Kickoff: Thursday, 1 p.m. ETMoney line: Packers +125/Lions -150With the exception of a five-year stretch during World War II, the Lions have hosted a Thanksgiving Day game every year since 1934.They’re 38-44-2 all-time on the holiday, with last year’s 23-20 victory over Chicago snapping a seven-game Turkey Day losing skid.However, Detroit failed to cover as a hefty 9.5-point favorite against the Bears, falling to 3-5 ATS in its last eight Thanksgiving contests (0-2 ATS as a favorite).Green Bay is 15-18-2 when playing on Thanksgiving, including 14-17-2 on the road.Most recently, the Packers defeated Miami 30-17 in last year’s prime-time Thanksgiving contest, easily covering as 3.5-point favorites.Green Bay has faced the Lions on Thanksgiving seven times this century, going 5-2 SU and 4-3 ATS.Overall, though, Detroit is on a 6-2 SU and 5-3 ATS roll in this NFC North rivalry dating to Week 18 of the 2021 season.The Lions needed overtime to fend off the New York Giants in Week 12, prevailing 34-27 in a game that featured 1,011 yards of offense.Detroit never threatened to cover as a 14-point home favorite, ending a lengthy (and impressive) NFL betting trend: The Lions, who were coming off a Week 11 loss at Philadelphia, had covered in 13 consecutive games following a defeat.Instead, Detroit has now failed to cash in back-to-back games for the first time since an 0-3 ATS slide that started exactly a year ago (Weeks 13-15).Green Bay is coming off consecutive victories over the Giants (27-20) and Vikings (23-6).By easily cashing as a 6.5-point favorite against Minnesota on Sunday, the Packers halted a three-game spread-covering slump.Still, Green Bay remains just 2-7 ATS in its last nine overall, and 1-4 ATS away from Lambeau Field this year (but 3-1-1 SU).The over cashed in eight of 11 Thanksgiving games at Ford Field from 2010-2020. However, since 2021, the under is 3-1.During this 15-year stretch, the Lions and their Thanksgiving opponents have cleared 48 points nine times — but just twice since 2021.Then again, Detroit and Green Bay have topped 50 points in seven of their last 11 head-to-head clashes (including four of five in the Motor City).Kansas City Chiefs (-3.5, 52) at Dallas CowboysKickoff: Thursday, 4:25 p.m. ETMoney line: Chiefs -190/Cowboys +155With the exception of 1975 and 1977, the Cowboys have hosted a Thanksgiving Day game every season for the last 60 years, going 34-22-1.Dallas is currently riding a three-game Thanksgiving winning streak (2-1 ATS). In the previous dozen years, though, the Cowboys played like a turkey, going 4-8 on the field and 2-10 at the betting counter.Meanwhile, the Chiefs have played on Thanksgiving just 10 times in franchise history and only once in the last 30 years: In 2006, they defeated Denver 19-10 as one-point home favorites in the first-ever Thanksgiving night contest.This marks just the second time since 2011 that Dallas will be an underdog on Thanksgiving. The only other instance was in 2017, when the Chargers traveled to Arlington, Texas, and won 28-6 as one-point favorites.Going back to 1998, the Cowboys are 1-5 SU and 3-3 ATS as a Turkey Day ’dog.Dallas erased a 21-0 deficit in Week 12 and stunned Philadelphia 24-21 as a 3-point underdog, matching the biggest comeback in franchise history.The Cowboys, who were coming off a 33-16 rout of the Raiders, have won consecutive games for the first time all season. The last time Dallas won as many as three in a row: a five-game winning streak from Weeks 10-14 of 2023.The Cowboys went 4-1 ATS during that stretch, cashing in three straight contests from Weeks 10-12. That stands as the team’s most recent 3-0 ATS run.Kansas City also rallied for a Week 12 win, climbing out of a 20-9 fourth-quarter hole against Indianapolis and eking out a 23-20 overtime victory.The triumph followed back-to-back upset losses at Buffalo (28-21) and Denver (22-19). However, the Chiefs came up short as 4.5-point favorites against the Colts, their third straight non-cover.Including a season-opening game against the Chargers in Brazil, Kansas City is 1-4 SU and ATS away from home in 2025 — all as a favorite.A totals-related NFL betting trend that bears mentioning: The under has cashed in each of Kansas City’s last six games, with all six falling short of 50 points.The Chiefs haven’t had a 7-0 “under” stretch since Weeks 7-13 of the 2011 season — two years before head coach Andy Reid arrived and seven years before Patrick Mahomes took over as the team’s starting quarterback.Then again, all five of Dallas’ Thanksgiving games this decade have cleared the total. Combined points scored: 57, 69, 48, 55 and 47.Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens (-7, 52)Kickoff: Thursday, 8 p.m. ETMoney line: Bengals +280/Ravens -350The NFL added a new holiday tradition in 2006 when it introduced a third game to its Thanksgiving menu and slotted it in prime time.With the exception of 2020, the Thanksgiving night contest has been played every year since and resulted in this related (and eye-popping) NFL betting trend:Favorites are 15-3 SU and 14-4 ATS, including eight consecutive wins and covers.Additionally, 12 of the 18 prime-time Thanksgiving games have stayed under the total, including eight of the last 10.Cincinnati’s only Thanksgiving appearance was in 2010, when it lost 26-10 to the Jets as a 9.5-point underdog.The Ravens have played twice on Turkey Day, and both occasions were at home in prime time. They topped San Francisco 16-6 as a 3.5-point favorite in 2011, then defeated archrival Pittsburgh 22-20 as a 3-point favorite two years later.The latter contest is the only time in 18 Thanksgiving night battles that the winner failed to cover the point spread.Baltimore ran its winning streak to five in a row with Sunday’s 23-10 rout of the Jets. However, the Ravens came up just short as 14-point favorites, ending a 3-0 ATS uptick.Meanwhile, the Bengals have dropped four in a row, the latest being a 26-20 home loss to New England in Week 12. Since starting the season with back-to-back wins over Cleveland and Jacksonville, Cincy has lost eight of nine.The Bengals did cover as 7.5-point underdogs against the Patriots, but remain just 4-7 ATS for the season (3-5 ATS as an underdog).From 2022-2024, the Ravens went 11-2 SU and 9-4 ATS in prime-time games. However, they’re 1-2 SU and ATS under the national spotlight this season.Cincinnati has split its eight prime-time games both SU and ATS since the start of last year, going 1-1 SU and ATS this season.The Ravens have won four in a row in this AFC North rivalry (3-1 ATS). Going back to the second meeting of the 2018 campaign, Baltimore is 10-3 against Cincinnati on the scoreboard but has cashed just six times.During this 13-game stretch, the Bengals lost six of seven in Baltimore, but they’re 5-2 ATS.Baltimore’s first five games this season jumped the closing total, but the under is 4-2 in its last six. Also, the under is 3-1-1 in Cincinnati’s road games.On the flip side of the NFL betting trends ledger, the over is 4-2 in games played at M&T Bank Stadium in 2025. What’s more, the over is 7-2 in the last nine Bengals-Ravens battles, with the last five in a row hurdling the total.Final scores of the last four meetings: 27-24, 34-20, 41-38 and 35-34.Chicago Bears at Philadelphia Eagles (-7, 44.5)Kickoff: Friday, 8:20 p.m. ETMoney line: Bears +260/Eagles -325The NFL’s most recent addition to the Thanksgiving weekend docket was the advent of a “Black Friday” game two years ago.The Dolphins won the inaugural contest in 2023, blasting the Jets 34-13 as 9.5-point road favorites.Last year, the Chiefs edged the Raiders 19-17 but never came close to cashing as 13.5-point home favorites.Chicago has assumed sole possession of first place in the NFC North thanks to an 8-1 heater that includes an ongoing four-game winning streak.The Bears won those four games by a combined 14 points, with the most recent nail-biter being Sunday’s 31-28 home victory over Pittsburgh as 2.5-point favorites.Throw in back-to-back 25-24 road wins over the Raiders and Commanders, and six of Chicago’s eight victories have been by a total of 16 points.From an NFL betting trends perspective, the Bears have been bullish during their 8-1 SU roll, going 7-2 ATS (including 4-1 ATS on the road).Chicago also has been money as an underdog, posting 4-1 SU and ATS mark since an ugly 52-21 loss at Detroit in Week 2.The Eagles went to Dallas in Week 12 as 3-point favorites and scored three touchdowns in the game’s first 18.5 minutes. However, they got outscored 24-0 from there, with the final points coming on a 42-yard field goal as time expired.The loss snapped Philly’s four-game SU and ATS winning streak.It was the third straight time — and fifth time in the last seven games — that the Eagles offense tallied 21 points or less.On the bright side for the Eagles, they’re 4-1 at home this season (3-2 ATS). The only on-field blemish was a 21-17 Week 5 loss to Denver.Philadelphia also has defeated the Bears five straight times since 2013, going 4-1 ATS.The Eagles have followed 5-1 “over” stretch with a 3-0 “under” run.Conversely, Chicago has eclipsed the closing total in four of its six road games. Also, eight of the Bears’ 11 contests have featured at least 45 combined points (and another landed on 44).

NFL & CFB Betting Recap: Browns, Cowboys Hammer Sportsbooks
November 30th, 20258 mins

NFL & CFB Betting Recap: Browns, Cowboys Hammer Sportsbooks

Public Backs Browns in Rare Two-Win MatchupSunday saw no shortage of storylines stemming from NFL Week 12 odds.The Lions nearly blew up all the moneyline parlays of the public betting masses. The Chiefs nearly did likewise. And how about the Cowboys’ stunning comeback against the Eagles?Perhaps most interesting, though: The popularity of a two-win underdog on the road, facing another two-win team. Bettors normally don’t pay attention to such teams, but that wasn’t the case Sunday."Bettors couldn’t get enough of the Browns. The Raiders were our biggest need of the Sunday late kicks," said John Murray, vice president of The SuperBook. "I have to believe it’s because the Raiders didn’t play well last Monday night, and Cleveland having a much better defense, getting points."So, it wasn’t the public getting swayed by Shedeur Sanders’ first NFL start?"It’s hard for me to believe people saw Sanders last week and said, ‘I want to bet on that guy,’" Murray said, alluding to the rookie QB’s showing off the bench in a loss to Baltimore.Regardless, bettors were on the right side. More on that matchup and the weekend that was, as oddsmakers at sportsbooks across the country recap NFL and college football betting.Son of Prime Leads Browns, Defense DominatesSanders’ Browns closed as 3-point underdogs vs. the Raiders. Cleveland got out to a 14-0 first-quarter lead on two Quinshon Judkins touchdown runs and ultimately won 24-10.The highlight for Sanders: A swing pass to Dylan Sampson that turned into a 66-yard fourth-quarter touchdown. But it wasn’t as if Deion Sanders’ son went haywire. He finished just 11-of-20 for 209 yards, with one TD pass and one interception.Meanwhile, Cleveland’s defense didn’t give up a touchdown until late in the fourth quarter. So there’s certainly something to Murray’s analysis. The Browns recorded 10 sacks, including three from Myles Garrett.The Cowboys — more on them a little later — always take plenty of bets, and were playing in the same time slot as the Browns on Sunday. And yet …"The Cowboys were popular, but the Browns were even more so, at least in terms of dollars," SuperBook risk manager Casey Degnon said. "We needed the Raiders to win and cover."And that was at one of the biggest sportsbooks in Vegas, home of the Raiders. Nationally, Cleveland proved to be a popular play, as well."There are tons of Browns bets today," BetMGM trading manager Christian Cipollini said, just before kickoff.Assuming Sanders starts in Week 13 at home against the 49ers, we’ll see if Browns action actually becomes a trend.Moneyline Parlays and Overtime EscapesEach Sunday of the NFL season, oddsmakers lament that if they can’t beat moneyline parlays, then it’s likely going to be a good day for the public betting masses.That was the case Sunday.Sure, quite a few underdogs covered the point spread — eight in all, including three outright winners — but sportsbooks typically need to see at least one popular favorite lose outright, and that didn’t happen."Anytime you have a lot of favorites winning, the moneyline parlays are going to add up," Degnon said.The Lions, 14-point home favorites vs. the Giants, shockingly didn’t lead for even one second of regulation. But Detroit tied the game at 27 on a last-minute field goal, then won 34-27 in overtime.The Chiefs were a much smaller home favorite of -4.5 vs. the Colts. Like New York, Kansas City didn’t lead once in regulation but tied it at 20 on a final-second field goal, then won 23-20 in overtime.Other popular teams also delivered wins, most notably the Patriots, Ravens, Seahawks and Rams, with L.A. the only one of those four to cover the spread. But Degnon said the Rams’ 34-7 blowout of the Buccaneers on Sunday night provided a little relief."It was a losing day for us overall," Degnon said. "But keeping that game below 50 points, even with the Rams scoring 34 points, was a better ending to the day than we thought we were getting."The Bucs winning would’ve been a better result. But Rams and Under was actually a winning outcome. The total was a big swing for us."Cowboys’ Comeback Adds to Bookmakers’ PainDallas entered Week 12 at a lackluster 4-5-1 straight up (SU) and 5-5 against the spread (ATS). Yet the Cowboys were a trendy home underdog, against an Eagles squad that was 8-2 SU/7-3 ATS.Key reasons why: Philadelphia scored just 26 points across its previous two games, while Dallas tends to score plenty of points. And the public betting masses love points.However, in this instance, Dallas — a 3-point ‘dog — ended up in a 21-0 second-quarter hole and looked as cooked as a Thanksgiving turkey. But the Cowboys didn’t give up another score, rallying for a 24-21 victory that ended on a 42-yard Brandon Aubrey field goal as time expired.So that was another W for the bettors. South Point sportsbook director Chris Andrews echoed the sentiments of several bookmakers."Dallas-Philly was a huge, huge game. We needed the Eagles to win by more than 3," Andrews said.That matchup, coupled with the Browns’ modest road upset, help seal The SuperBook’s fate for the day."The late games didn’t go our way. Not a good day for us. On to Week 13 we go," Murray said.College Football Bettors Cash with Oregon and TexasCollege football Week 13 odds didn’t have a legit marquee matchup. But a couple of big brand names still drew plenty of action, and BetMGM trading manager Seamus Magee said bettors generally had a good day."Oregon and Texas covering were huge results for BetMGM players," Magee said.Oregon was a 10.5-point home favorite vs. USC and won 42-27. Texas got into a high-scoring shootout with Arkansas and prevailed 52-37 as a 9.5-point home favorite.BetMGM got a little money back on the Saturday night ACC clash between Pittsburgh and Georgia Tech. The Panthers were 2.5-point road underdogs and took out the Yellow Jackets 42-28."Pitt outright over Georgia Tech bailed us out of a tough day," Magee said, adding that Oklahoma’s 17-6 win over Missouri was helpful too, with the Sooners 4.5-point home favorites. "We took an ocean of money on Mizzou in the last half hour before kickoff. It was a mix of public money and a few high-stakes bets."

Pete Carroll denies report that Chip Kelly was botching Raiders play calls
November 30th, 20255 mins

Pete Carroll denies report that Chip Kelly was botching Raiders play calls

Carroll pushes back on play-calling criticismRaiders coach Pete Carroll pushed back on a recent report that Chip Kelly’s time as offensive coordinator included some game-day gaffes.“There is no truth to the comments about Chip and any play-calling issues,” Carroll told the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Thursday in a text message.Kelly’s firing and offensive strugglesKelly was fired Sunday after the Raiders fell to 2-9 and his offense managed to produce just 15 points per game.Soon after his dismissal, reports surfaced indicating Kelly was botching play calls at times.During an appearance on the “Rich Eisen Show,” Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network said: “I was told where Chip Kelly was repeatedly botching the play calls. He’s supposed to be, for instance, tagging a motion on a play so the receiver’s on the left, not the right. He forgets to say it, so Geno Smith’s going to the line of scrimmage and going ‘This doesn’t look right.’ There’s times where Chip, I was told, on several occasions called a play that was either not in the game plan or not installed at all.”Carroll made it clear that those reports were not accurate.Why the Raiders moved on from KellyAt the core of Kelly’s dismissal was the Raiders’ minimal production, with the offense showing few signs of progress, and the ongoing differences between Carroll and Kelly on game planning that accentuated the Raiders’ strengths and mitigated their weaknesses.“We worked for a long time trying to come together and communicating so it fits the style of play that we want to play with,” Carroll said. “And we didn’t quite get it.”Carroll is hoping a change in offensive leadership will rectify those issues.“It’s trying to get everybody connected with the approach and the philosophy that really I’ve stood for for a long time,” Carroll said. “And so, we gave our guys a lot of leeway because of with the respect we have for the coaches, but it just hasn’t quite gotten right, and I think we can do better.”Greg Olson steps in as play callerKelly was replaced on an interim basis by Greg Olson, who was promoted from quarterbacks coach. Olson, now in his third stint as the Raiders’ play caller, will make his debut Sunday when the team plays at the Los Angeles Chargers.Olson said the focus is on being more efficient rather than making sweeping changes.“At this point, there’s not a lot that you would change in terms of how we’re calling things, terminology-wise. But there are things, tweaks that you can make, and certainly that we’re making to try and be more efficient, because we haven’t been efficient enough,” Olson said Thursday. “It goes through it back to a lot of different reasons as to why, but at this point with six games to go, we will make some tweaks, but there won’t be a lot of wholesale changes that you’ll see.”Carroll’s expectations for the offenseCarroll said it’s a matter of doing things at a higher level, including protecting quarterback Geno Smith better.“I’d love to see us be really clean with what we’re doing,” Carroll said. “Again, utilize our guys. Want to see just the tempo of everything to be where it’s supposed to be, and hopefully we can protect the quarterback so he has a chance and we’ll do that in a variety of ways. But I’d just like to see us cleaner, operate with an urgency that gives us a chance.”Raiders-Chargers matchup detailsUp nextWho: Raiders at ChargersWhen: 1:25 p.m. SundayWhere: SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, Calif.TV: CBSRadio: KRLV-AM (920), KOMP-FM (92.3), KXNT-AM (840)Line: Chargers -10; total 41

The Primer: Bears vs. Eagles Black Friday Fantasy Football Preview
November 30th, 202510 mins

The Primer: Bears vs. Eagles Black Friday Fantasy Football Preview

Fantasy Football PrimerSALE SALE SALE! Everything must go, except for fantasy points. Every phone battery in the world will be on life support this week as the world scrambles to knock out all of their Christmas shopping and fantasy lineup decisions in one fell swoop. We have a wonderful game on tap to cap off the holiday football action and vault us into the weekend.Which version of A.J. Brown do we get this week? Can Saquon Barkley get going, finally? Will Caleb Williams look like a piece of pumpkin pie left out overnight, or can he overcome a tough matchup?We shall see. Let’s set some fantasy football lineups.Chicago Bears vs. Philadelphia EaglesPHI -7, O/U 44.5Bears Players & Weekly RankingsPlayerPositionFantasy RankingCaleb WilliamsQBQB1/2D’Andre SwiftRBRB2Kyle MonangaiRBRB2/3Rome OdunzeWRWR2DJ MooreWRWR3Luther BurdenWRWR4Colston LovelandTETE2Cole KmetTETE2Eagles Players & Weekly RankingsPlayerPositionFantasy RankingJalen HurtsQBQB1Saquon BarkleyRBRB1/2A.J. BrownWRWR1DeVonta SmithWRWR2Jahan DotsonWRWR5Dallas GoedertTETE1Must-Start PlayersThese are no-brainer MUST starts.Jalen HurtsSaquon BarkleyStrong StartsHere are players that should be in starting consideration for most fantasy teams.A.J. Brown (WR)A.J. Brown has seen his season-long stock rise as he’s the WR25 in fantasy points per game. He has a 25.7% target share with 56.7 receiving yards per game, 1.85 yards per route run, and a 35% first-read share. Brown ranks second on the team in deep targets with 13, but he leads the team in red zone targets with ten. Since Week 6, Chicago has had the 11th-highest single high rate (54.3%). Against single high, Brown has feasted with a 31.6% target share, 2.51 yards per route run, and a 40% first-read share. Since Week 7, Chicago has toughened up against perimeter wide receivers, giving up the ninth-fewest fantasy points per game and the 14th-fewest receiving yards per game. Brown has the talent to overcome it, especially with the favorable single high matchup.DeVonta Smith (WR)DeVonta Smith has been humming along this season as the WR20 in fantasy points per game with a 25.6% target share, 68.5 receiving yards per game, 2.18 yards per route run, and a 31.4% first-read share. Smith ranks second on the team with seven red zone targets, but he leads Philly with 17 deep targets. Since Week 6, Chicago has had the 11th-highest single high rate (54.3%). Against single high, Smith has had strong numbers with a 25.3% target share, 2.12 yards per route run, and a 32% first-read share. Smith should have another solid game this week against a Bears secondary that, since Week 7, has allowed the eighth-most PPR points per target to slot receivers.Rome Odunze (WR)Rome Odunze is the WR22 in fantasy points per game with a 22.4% target share, 59.4 receiving yards per game, 1.94 yards per route run, and a 27.2% first-read share. He’s had an up-and-down season, which can be attributed to his quarterbacks’ play. Odunze leads the team with ten red zone targets and 22 deep targets. The Eagles have had a strong defense, but they have been giving up production to perimeter wide receivers. Since Week 7, they have allowed the third-most receiving yards per game and the 12th-most fantasy points per game to the position. If Caleb Williams can weather the storm in the pocket this week, Odunze should have a nice stat line.DJ Moore (WR)DJ Moore had a standout game in Week 12, but that hasn’t been the case for most of 2025. Moore is the WR41 in fantasy points per game with a 15.3% target share, a 21.3% air-yard share, 44.1 receiving yards per game, 1.50 yards per route run, and a 17.5% first-read share. Moore is third on the team with six red zone targets and second with ten deep targets. He’s a solid flex play this week that could stack another nice game. The Eagles have had a strong defense, but they have been giving up production to perimeter wide receivers. Since Week 7, they have allowed the third-most receiving yards per game and the 12th-most fantasy points per game to the position.Fantasy Football Flex & Deep Plays to ConsiderLet’s fill out those flex spots.Dallas Goedert (TE)Dallas Goedert is the TE10 in fantasy points per game with a 17.8% target share, 37.6 receiving yards per game, 1.36 yards per route run, and a 19.7% first-read share. Goedert is tied for second on the team with seven red zone targets while ranking fourth in deep targets (six). Goedert should flirt with TE1 production this week again against a Bears defense that has allowed the tenth-most receiving yards per game to tight ends while ranking 14th in fantasy points per game given up.Concerning Starts & Players to FadePlayers in consideration for lineups, but temper your expectations this week.Caleb Williams (QB)Caleb Williams might be the QB9 in fantasy points per game, but his weekly volatility has been well-documented this season. He has been helping his weekly floor, though, with seven games with at least 20 rushing yards and three rushing scores. Among 45 qualifying passers, he ranks 20th in yards per attempt, 36th in highly accurate throw rate, 40th in catchable target rate, and 34th in hero throw rate. This week, “bad Caleb” is expected to show up as he faces this Philly pass defense, which has been a buzzsaw. Since Week 7, they have allowed the third-fewest passing touchdowns, the seventh-lowest passer rating, and the 12th-lowest adjusted completion rate. Williams won’t have much time in the pocket this week as Philly has had the fifth-best pressure rate across their last five games.D’Andre Swift (RB)Since Week 10, Swift has averaged 16 touches and 72 total yards per game while playing 53.5% of the snaps with a 39.1% route share and a 9.7% target share. Last week, Swift did take a backseat to Kyle Monangai as his snap rate fell to 41% with a 36.8% route share (still led the team) and only one red zone rushing attempt (Monangai had five). It is unclear if this is a one-off or a changing of the guard in the Chicago backfield. This usage pattern in Week 13 casts some doubt upon Swift’s unquestioned lead-back status for the Bears. Among 54 qualifying backs, Swift ranks 14th in explosive run rate and 20th in missed tackle rate. Swift has a horrible matchup this week. Since Week 8, Philly has allowed the second-lowest explosive run rate, the fifth-fewest rushing yards per game, and the sixth-lowest rushing success rate.Kyle Monangai (RB)Since Week 10, Kyle Monangai has averaged 10.6 touches and 37.7 total yards with a 43.4% snap rate, a 30.4% route share, and a 1.9% target share. Last week could suggest there’s a changing of the guard in the Chicago backfield, though. Last week, Monangai still ranked second to D’Andre Swift in route share with 34.2% but he outsnapped him with a 55.7% snapshare. Monangai also had five red zone rushing attempts while Swift only saw one. Among 54 qualifying backs, Monangai ranks 21st in yards after contact per attempt and 27th in explosive run rate. Monangai has a terrible matchup this week and will likely need a touchdown to pay off for fantasy. Since Week 8, Philly has allowed the second-lowest explosive run rate, the fifth-fewest rushing yards per game, and the sixth-lowest rushing success rate.Luther Burden (WR)Since Week 11, Luther Burden has taken over as Chicago’s starting slot receiver with a 56.8% route share, a 14.9% target share, 36.5 receiving yards per game, 1.74 yards per route run, and a 20.5% first-read share. He hasn’t drawn a red zone target or deep target in those two games. This isn’t the matchup to look to flex Burden against. Since Week 7, Philly has allowed the second-fewest PPR points per target and the tenth-fewest receiving yards per game to slot receivers.Colston Loveland (TE)Over the last two games, Loveland has still been competing with Cole Kmet for playing time. He has had a 52.7% route share (Kmet, 55.4%) with a 13.4% target share, 44.5 receiving yards per game, 2.28 yards per route run, and a 13.6% first-read share. In his last two games, he has had two red zone targets and one end zone target. Loveland is not an ideal streaming option this week. The Eagles have shut down tight ends, giving up the second-fewest receiving yards per game and the third-fewest fantasy points per game to the position.All data utilized in this article is courtesy of Fantasy Points Data, PFF, FTN, rbsdm.com, and Playerprofiler.com unless otherwise specified.

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NFL DFS Picks: Week 12 Main Slate DraftKings Breakdown
November 30th, 20256 mins

NFL DFS Picks: Week 12 Main Slate DraftKings Breakdown

Slate Overview and ToolsWe have a 12-game slate in Week 11, with lock at the usual 1:00 p.m. ET.In this article, various FantasyLabs tools and other industry metrics are used to break down the DFS slate.Players can use the Lineup Builder if they like to hand-build their lineups or the Lineup Optimizer for entering multiple lineups into tournaments.The SimLabs Lineup Generator gives users the ability to create advanced DFS lineups using the power of simulation.An in-depth SimLabs guide is also available for those who want to better understand how to leverage simulations in lineup construction.Projections are available for purchase within the FantasyLabs Models, with Chris Raybon’s projections included with a FantasyLabs subscription. Projections from One Week Season and Establish the Run are also available for subscribers to those specific sites, with the optimizer offered as a separate add-on feature.Users can combine multiple projection sources to create their own aggregate projections.NFL DFS Quarterback PicksStud: Drake Maye ($6,900) New England Patriots (-7) at Cincinnati Bengals (51.5 Total)With Josh Allen off the Week 12 main slate, Josh Allen Jr., AKA Drake Maye, holds down the top spot in the projections. Maye’s salary has risen to the point where his typical mid-20s DraftKings score probably will not win a tournament, but he is in an elite spot this week that gives him an excellent chance to score well above his typical range.The MVP candidate can get it done through the air or with his legs, with 20 passing touchdowns plus 285 rushing yards and two scores on the ground. New England has been one of the top Pass Rate Over Expectation (PROE) teams in the league this season, ranking sixth — right behind the Bengals at fifth.The Bengals are both an aggressive offense and the NFL’s worst defense, which makes for an elite combination for opposing offenses. This game should be fast, and the Patriots should be extremely efficient. While New England is favored by seven at the moment, there are also rumors that Joe Burrow will be back for the Bengals, which likely pushes the total up and the spread tighter if he returns.With this game already featuring the highest total on the board, Burrow’s return would push it into elite territory. That might be the deciding factor on whether to roster Maye heavily this week.Value: Jacoby Brissett ($5,300) Arizona Cardinals (+3) vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (47.5 Total)There have now been five weeks of Jacoby Brissett starting for the Cardinals and five games with at least 20 DraftKings points. That was especially impressive last week, when he was able to get there without number one wide receiver Marvin Harrison — and it is a reassuring sign now that Harrison has been ruled out for Week 12 as well.A Brissett triple stack took down the Millionaire Maker last week, and he is still priced at just $5,300. At the rate things are going, by the time Brissett’s salary rises to the point that rostering him is a tough decision, Kyler Murray will likely be back for the Cardinals. Either way, he is far too cheap for a matchup with the Jaguars, who rank 27th in points allowed to quarterbacks.“Slight home underdog” might also be the sweet spot for quarterback production, with the Trends Tool showing that they outperform expectation when the game total is at least 45.Plus, a thin running back room has led to the Cardinals being one of the pass-heaviest teams in recent weeks, ranking fourth in PROE since Week 10, and Brissett attempting 40 or more passes in three of his five starts. That gives him a volume-based floor at worst, making him a cash-game lock. He is the clear leader in points-per-salary projection.Quick-Hit Quarterback OptionsPatrick Mahomes ($6,800) is tied with Maye for the best median projection on the slate, with a slightly lower ceiling. He and the Chiefs have shifted to a more pass-centric approach since getting healthy at wide receiver and now have a potential shootout on their hands with the fast-paced Colts. Mahomes has struggled the past two weeks in road games against the Bills and Broncos, but a home game against the Colts might be the perfect spot to get back on track.Jalen Hurts ($6,600) and the Eagles offense had little to do with their Sunday Night Football win over the Lions, who were even able to stop the “tush push” on multiple occasions. They have a drastically different matchup this week against the Cowboys’ 31st-ranked defense. The Eagles offense has struggled most of the season, but there is no better get-right spot than Dallas, making this a solid buy-low opportunity.Jared Goff ($6,000) completed just 14 of 37 pass attempts against the Eagles last week, but that was outdoors against a tough defense. He is back at home against the Giants, where his notorious indoor/outdoor splits are in his favor. The one downside might be that the Lions could run the ball all over the Giants and make the passing attack an afterthought. However, the loss of Sam LaPorta makes the passing offense more concentrated, so there is still a case for some exposure to Goff stacks. He and the Lions have the slate’s highest team total.NFL DFS Running Back PicksThe original article content transitions at this point into running back picks and additional positions, but that portion is not fully included in the extracted text. The focus here remains on the quarterback analysis and the tools and trends that support those DFS decisions.

DraftKings Promo Code: $200 Bonus & NBA League Pass for Ohio State vs. Michigan
November 30th, 20256 mins

DraftKings Promo Code: $200 Bonus & NBA League Pass for Ohio State vs. Michigan

DraftKings Promo Code for CFB Rivalry WeekDraftKings Promo Code: $200 Bonus & NBA League Pass for Ohio State vs. Michigan, Any CFB Rivalry Week GameClaim the DraftKings promo code for $200 plus NBA League Pass on $5 bet on Ohio State vs. Michigan or any CFB Rivalry Week game.SportsHandle tells you how to claim the DraftKings promo code so you can bet $5 and get up to $200 in bonus bets plus a three-month trial of NBA League Pass. Sign up so you can bet on Ohio State vs. Michigan and other college football Rivalry Week games.How the DraftKings Promo Code WorksAs of Saturday, November 29, 2025, you can claim the latest DraftKings promo code offer verified by SportsHandle. Win a $5 bet on the Ohio State vs. Michigan matchup at 12 p.m. ET on Fox Sports—or any College Football Rivalry Week game—and secure $200 in bonus bets plus a three-month NBA League Pass trial. The DraftKings promo code is one of the top sportsbook promos available today and a strong way to get in on the action for this year’s rivalry slate.Right now, new users who sign up via the module above can bet $5 on -500 odds or longer. Your $5 bet automatically unlocks the three-month NBA League Pass trial. If your bet wins, you also receive $200 in bonus bets to use within seven days. Follow the steps below to claim the DraftKings promo code offer today, November 29, 2025.And if you’re in Missouri, you can be part of the Missouri sports betting launch on Dec. 1, 2025. Download the DraftKings app now by clicking the link below and complete your new account to lock in the MO pre-registration offer. Then, on Dec. 1, bet $5 in Missouri for $300 in bonus bets. Claim the DraftKings Missouri promo code offer today.How to Claim DraftKings Promo Code During CFB Rivalry WeekIn case you need more convincing, here’s what sportsbook expert Nick Goodling says about the DraftKings promo code offer.The DraftKings sign-up bonus provides huge upside with only a $5 winning wager,” says Goodling. “Win your $5 first bet and get $200 in bonus bets for one of the best college football betting promos today for fans like myself.”Follow the experts and sign up for the DraftKings welcome offer below. It only takes a few minutes to claim the upgraded DraftKings sign-up bonus for college football’s Rivalry Week:Use the sign-up link now to register with the DraftKings promo code and create your new online sportsbook account.Enter and verify your personal information, including your name, email address, and home address.Agree to the DraftKings Sportsbook terms and conditions.Make your $5+ first cash deposit using any of the available DraftKings Sportsbook banking methods.Submit a $5+ first bet on Ohio State vs. Michigan (or any Week 14 Rivalry matchup), and get $200 in bonus bets, if your bet wins, plus three months of NBA League Pass.Use DraftKings Promo Code on Ohio State vs. Michigan, CFB Week 14After creating a new account with the DraftKings promo code links on this page, make your first deposit and place $5 on -500 odds or longer from Ohio State vs. Michigan at 12 p.m. ET on Fox Sports. You need to win the first bet to get the $200 in bonus bets, so it makes sense to bet on favored lines. My pick is for Ohio State to win (-425) against Michigan on Saturday.Ohio State vs. Michigan Prediction: Ohio State moneyline (-425)Here’s how the DraftKings promo code works:Win the $5 first bet and get $200 in bonus bets, the $5 stake back, cash winnings, and three months of NBA League PassIf the bet loses, you get the three months of NBA League PassWhy Use the DraftKings Promo Code Now?Compared to some of the top welcome offers from the best sports betting apps on the market right now, the updated DraftKings promo code stands out:Low upfront cost ($5 minimum)Huge upside if your first bet wins ($200 in bonus bets)Added perk of NBA League PassPerfect to take bonus bets into the rest of Rivalry WeekThis is the ideal time to take advantage of a brand-new, updated DraftKings promo code offer. Find a favored college football betting line today that meets the -500 odds or longer requirement, win your bet, and claim $200 in bonus bets plus three months of NBA League Pass today.Conclusion: DraftKings Promo Code for College Football Rivalry WeekTake advantage of a loaded College Football Rivalry Week, including Ohio State vs. Michigan at 12 p.m. ET on Fox Sports. Now is the perfect time to claim the new and latest DraftKings promo code offer before Ohio State vs. Michigan and CFB Week 14 today, November 29, 2025.Bet $5, Get $200 in bonus bets, if you winIncludes a three-month trial to NBA League PassPerfect for college football fans this weekendSign up now, place your first bet on an Ohio State vs. Michigan prediction, and unlock the full value of this limited-time DraftKings offer.

Best College Football Bets & Week 14 Parlay: Jeremiah Smith Racks Up the Yards
November 30th, 20258 mins

Best College Football Bets & Week 14 Parlay: Jeremiah Smith Racks Up the Yards

Week 14 College Football Best Bets OverviewBest College Football Bets & Week 14 Parlay Today: Jeremiah Smith Racks Up the YardsAndrew Caley offers his best college football best bets and parlay for Week 14, headlined by Jeremiah Smith.Andrew Caley • Senior Betting AnalystNov 29, 2025 • 08:10 ET • 4 min readIt’s Rivalry Week, which means it’s the final opportunity for teams to polish up their resumes for the College Football Playoff committee, and the following are lined up as college football best bets for some of the biggest games.These college football picks believe Jeremiah Smith will be the catalyst in ending the Wolverines' winning streak in "The Game" between Ohio State and Michigan. Elsewhere, Diego Pavia and Vanderbilt will try to make program history when they take on in-state rival Tennessee.College Football Best Bets Week 14PickOddsTexas A&M -2.5-110Jeremiah Smith 80+ Receiving Yards+100Vanderbilt Team Total Over 31.5-114All three parlayed+588Texas A&M -2.5Texas A&M -2.5Straight up. Have we not been watching the Texas Longhorns all season?The spread is questioned immediately, with a strong preference for backing Texas A&M at less than a field goal.Yes, this is a rivalry game, and the Texas Longhorns are at home. And yes, this is a talented roster except at the position where it matters the most.Simply put, Arch Manning has just not been good enough. Even if he has put up some good numbers lately, those are viewed as inflated numbers against bad teams that have been padded by a lot of YAC yards. His reads are still too slow, and he has his uncle's penchant for throwing ducks without the timing or accuracy.It’s stunning that a Texas team with this much offensive firepower and talent ranks 87th in the country in offensive success rate. But that is exactly where things stand heading into this matchup with Texas A&M.On top of that, anyone who has been paying attention to Texas saw what was coming against Georgia. The Longhorns probably should have lost to Kentucky and Mississippi State before escaping vs. Vanderbilt. So, when they finally came across a good team again, the result wasn’t shocking.That’s exactly what the Aggies are: a really good team. Marcel Reed has developed into a dynamic quarterback, while the Aggies' defense is one of the best in the country at pressuring opposing quarterbacks into bad decisions.As a result, Texas A&M enters this game in the Top 10 in both EPA per play and opponent EPA per play while leading the nation in sack rate.And now it is clear the Aggies have some fight in them. They could have folded down 30-3 to South Carolina last week, but fought all the way back.The handicap concludes that the clearly better team is available at less than a field goal.Jeremiah Smith 80+ Receiving YardsJeremiah Smith 80+ Receiving YardsWith all the success Ohio State has had recently, it’s easy to forget that the Buckeyes have lost The Game against hated Michigan in four consecutive seasons, with the Wolverines winning three of those games as outright underdogs.Ohio State is the favorite once again. This time around, it’s 10.5 points. That didn’t matter last year when the Buckeyes were 19.5-point chalk, and the Wolverines won a 13-10 slobber knocker of a game.What creates doubt about Michigan’s chances to pull off the upset this time around is its ability to do what it did last year: relying on its defense to shut a team like the Buckeyes down.Michigan enters this game with an 8-2 record, but necessarily hasn’t necessarily looked that good. Looking at the spreads, the Wolverines are 1-5 ATS in their last six games, with four of those being unable to cover by double digits.The problem is the Wolverines' pass defense. Teams have been able to throw on them all season long. Even New Mexico threw for over 200 yards against them. As a result, Michigan ranks 84th in success rate on dropbacks. And now they have to deal with Julian Sayin, Jeremiah Smith, and the Buckeyes' passing game.Ohio State leads the nation in EPA per dropback and success rate on dropbacks, and that’s without Smith lighting the world on fire.When asked, many will say the best player in college football is Smith. But the Buckeyes’ wideout has a modest 902 yards and 10 touchdowns.The expectation is that Smith and company are ready to peak. He has topped the century mark in two of the last three games and has had 97 or more in three of the last four. The bet is Smith to go for 80+ receiving yards at even money, something he’s done six times this season.Vanderbilt Team Total Over 31.5Vanderbilt Team Total Over 31.5The magical run by the Vanderbilt Commodores comes to a head this weekend. Vandy enters this weekend ranked 14th in the latest College Football Playoff rankings. A win not only gives them their first 10-win season in program history, it also gives them a shot at the CFP.But that won’t matter at all if the Commodores can’t earn a win in Knoxville against in-state rival Tennessee.Vanderbilt is led by quarterback Diego Pavia. The exciting dual-threat signal-caller has done it all for the Commodores, throwing for 2,924 yards with 26 touchdowns to just six interceptions while adding 661 yards and eight scores on the ground.Combine Pavia with some elite weapons like Sedrick Alexander and Eli Stowers, and you have one of the best offenses in the country. Vandy enters this game ranked second in EPA per play and third in offensive success rate. They’ve scored 31 or more points in their seven SEC matchups, including 45 in each of the last two.The expectation is that the Commodores don’t slow down in this matchup against the Volunteers.Even though it was months ago, it feels like the Tennessee Volunteers’ season got derailed when it collapsed in an early-season matchup against Georgia. The Volunteers are 7-3 this season, with the most impressive win coming against Kentucky or Mississippi State. They are also 2-6-1 ATS in their last nine games overall.The Vols offense will do its thing, but Josh Heupel's defense is still an issue.Tennessee has surrendered at least 31 points in six of its seven SEC games this season, and it has been gashed by the run. The Vols rank 121st in the country in defensive success rate vs. the rush. That has resulted in them giving up lots of long scoring drives. They rank 77th in quality drive rate and 100th in points per quality drive.Pavia and the Commodores running backs are projected to roll on the ground here, which will, in turn, open things up through the air. Vanderbilt is expected to hit enough explosive plays to cash the Over on its team total.Triple Option Parlay for Week 14Triple Option Parlay for Week 14Texas A&M -2.5Jeremiah Smith 80+ Receiving YardsVanderbilt Team Total Over 31.5Combined, these three legs form a parlay priced at +588 at the time of writing.My weekly Triple Option column is 17-19 this season for -2.9 units. Odds are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change. Not intended for use in MA.

Crypto.com and Underdog Launch Sports Prediction Markets in 16 States
November 30th, 20257 mins

Crypto.com and Underdog Launch Sports Prediction Markets in 16 States

Crypto.com and Underdog Shake Up Sports Prediction Markets in 16 StatesThe sports betting industry never stays still for long, and this year’s latest twist comes from a new partnership between Crypto.com and Underdog Sports. Together, they’re introducing sports prediction markets to 16 states, offering fans a new way to put their sports instincts to the test. It’s not quite betting, it’s not quite trading—it’s something in between.This move signals how quickly prediction markets are carving out a lane of their own, especially in states where sports betting remains off-limits. With the NFL season kicking into gear, the timing could not be better.What Exactly Are Sports Prediction Markets?If you’ve never dabbled in prediction markets before, think of them like stock trading, but instead of buying shares in Apple or Tesla, you’re buying contracts based on whether an event will happen in sports.For example, you might trade on whether the Cowboys will win their next game. The odds don’t come from a bookmaker but from how other users are buying and selling. Prices shift in real time depending on market movement.It’s a new way to engage with games that blends the thrill of betting with the dynamics of trading. Traders aren’t just taking on the social sportsbooks; they’re taking on each other.Why This Partnership Stands OutThere are already big names circling the prediction market space. Platforms like Robinhood, Kalshi, and Polymarket are active, and FanDuel recently partnered with the CME Group to explore financial event contracts. DraftKings CEO Jason Robins has also hinted at his company’s interest.So why does this Crypto.com and Underdog collaboration feel different?Underdog is the first sports gaming operator to directly offer prediction trades, and they’re doing it with a partner already registered with the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission). That makes the offering federally compliant out of the gate, giving them a head start in a market that’s still finding its footing.The 16-State StrategyLegal sports betting is still absent in several major states, including California and Texas. Florida is tied up in tribal exclusivity battles, with the Seminole Tribe holding a near monopoly through Hard Rock.These states represent huge untapped audiences. Prediction markets give fans in those areas a legal and accessible way to get closer to the action without having to wait for lawmakers or regulators to catch up.For Crypto.com and Underdog, that’s a golden opportunity. By focusing their launch in states where traditional sportsbooks can’t operate, they’re effectively planting their flag in territory others can’t reach.What It Means for Sports FansThe selling point here is simple: more ways to engage with your favorite teams. Whether it’s NFL Sundays, college football betting Saturdays, or the grind of the MLB season, fans now have a platform to trade their opinions instantly.The contracts cover all major leagues—NFL, NBA, MLB, college football, and more—with live prices updating in real time. That means if you think the market is underestimating your team’s chances, you can buy in and potentially profit when the crowd shifts in your favor.Underdog’s CEO Jeremy Levine summed it up perfectly: “The future of prediction markets is going to be about sports—and no one does sports better than Underdog.”The Crypto.com AngleCrypto.com has been pushing hard to establish itself as a household name in both finance and sports. From arena naming rights to big advertising pushes, the company has shown it’s serious about reaching mainstream audiences.By partnering with Underdog, Crypto.com brings its Derivatives North America exchange (CDNA) into the spotlight. CDNA is already CFTC-registered, and this collaboration lets its contracts live on Underdog’s user-friendly platform.Travis McGhee, Crypto.com’s managing director and global head of capital markets, emphasized the significance of this move: “We were the first to offer sports events contracts, and our technology partnership with Underdog will provide more access to CDNA’s innovative offerings.”Underdog: A Seamless All-in-One AppOne of the standout features of this launch is how it fits within Underdog’s existing platform. Unlike competitors that focus only on one vertical, Underdog now offers fantasy sports, sportsbook betting (in states where it’s legal), and prediction markets—all in one app.That’s a big win for users who don’t want to juggle multiple apps or accounts. It’s also a statement of intent from Underdog, which has prided itself on building its own proprietary technology rather than relying on third-party providers.The message is clear: Underdog wants to be the one-stop shop for American sports fans looking for fun, approachable gaming experiences.Responsible Gaming in FocusPrediction markets may feel like the wild west right now. Still, Underdog is stressing that it will apply the same responsible gaming principles it uses across its fantasy and sportsbook products. That includes strong customer protections, compliance measures, and safeguards against problem gambling.For a sector that’s likely to attract regulatory attention sooner rather than later, taking a proactive approach to customer care could be critical for long-term success.The Bigger PicturePrediction markets are no longer just a niche experiment. Analysts estimate the sector could generate around $555 million in 2025 alone. By comparison, the legal online sports betting market brought in about $16 billion in 2024.While prediction markets are still small in scale, their growth trajectory is undeniable.The question looming over all of this is regulation. The CFTC and federal courts are still trying to determine whether prediction markets count as gambling and whether they infringe on state regulatory rights or tribal sovereignty. For now, platforms are racing to secure customers before the rules are firmly written.

DraftKings Sportsbook Promo: Bet $5, Get $200 for Any CFB Game on Nov. 29
November 30th, 20258 mins

DraftKings Sportsbook Promo: Bet $5, Get $200 for Any CFB Game on Nov. 29

DraftKings Sportsbook Promo OverviewDraftKings Sportsbook Promo Unlocks $200 in Bonuses for Any CFB Game on Saturday (Nov. 29)DraftKings Sportsbook Promo Unlocks $200 in Bonuses for Any CFB Game on Saturday (Nov. 29)DraftKings Sportsbook Promo Unlocks $200 in Bonuses for Any CFB Game on Saturday (Nov. 29)DraftKings Sportsbook Promo Unlocks $200 in Bonuses for Any CFB Game on Saturday (Nov. 29)DraftKings Sportsbook Promo Unlocks $200 in Bonuses for Any CFB Game on Saturday (Nov. 29)DraftKings Sportsbook Promo Unlocks $200 in Bonuses for Any CFB Game on Saturday (Nov. 29)DraftKings Sportsbook Promo Unlocks $200 in Bonuses for Any CFB Game on Saturday (Nov. 29)DraftKings Sportsbook Promo Unlocks $200 in Bonuses for Any CFB Game on Saturday (Nov. 29)DraftKings Sportsbook Promo Unlocks $200 in Bonuses for Any CFB Game on Saturday (Nov. 29)DraftKings Sportsbook Promo Unlocks $200 in Bonuses for Any CFB Game on Saturday (Nov. 29)There are plenty of strong matchups on the board today, and DraftKings Sportsbook is giving new users a great way to jump into the action. When you sign up through Bookies.com, you can bet $5 and get $200 in bonus bets if your first wager wins — no promo code needed.Your first $5 wager is all it takes to unlock the full $200 bonus. If that bet wins, DraftKings instantly loads your account with bonus bets you can use on today’s full college football slate, or any other game you’re following throughout the holiday weekend.DraftKings Promo Code Details for November 29DraftKings Sportsbook Promo: Bet $5 Get $200 in Bonus Bets if Your Bet Wins.Promo Code: None Needed.Minimum Deposit: $5.DraftKings $200 Promo T&Cs: 21+ New Users in AZ, CO, IL, IN, IA, KS, LA, MA, ME, NJ, NH, MD, MI, OH, PA, KY, VA, WV, WA.Steps to Claim the DraftKings Promo CodeYou can use the DraftKings Promo: Bet $5 Get $200 welcome bonus to bet on any game today.Visit DraftKings Sportsbook via a verified path.Sign up for a new DraftKings account (no promo code needed) to participate and access all features.Deposit $5 or more to activate your bonus.Place your first $5 bet on college football.If your wager wins, receive $200 in bonus bets and a free 3-month NBA League Pass instantly.The rewards are issued as a token and bonus bets, which are subject to expiration dates and specific usage requirements.Bonus bets are awarded only if your first bet wins. If your wager loses, you do not receive the bonus.For responsible gaming, DraftKings allows you to set max wager limits on your account to help manage your betting activity.Ohio State vs. Michigan Game Info & AnalysisDraftkings Promo Code Ohio St. Michigan Game Info & AnalysisTime: 12 p.m. ET on Saturday, Nov. 29Venue: Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor, MISpread: Ohio State -10Total: 43.5Moneyline: Ohio State -395 / Michigan +310The No. 1-ranked CFB team, the Ohio State Buckeyes, takes on 18 Michigan. The Buckeyes are -10 point favorites to win.Ohio State has won all 11 of its games this year, and most of its games have been complete blowouts as the team has been absolutely crushing its foes.The Wolverines are on a five-game win streak and have had a good season overall, though this is a very difficult matchup for them against the Buckeyes.Ohio State is the best team in college football, and the expectation is that they will not only win this game but cover the spread, too.CFB Pick: Ohio State -10DraftKings Sportsbook Bonus for the NBA League PassThe DraftKings promo offer gives new users the chance to bet $5 and get $200 in bonus bets if their bet wins, plus get three months of free NBA League Pass on DraftKings. This means you receive three months of NBA League access, allowing you to watch live and on-demand NBA games as part of the bonus.New DraftKings users are eligible for this free NBA League Pass offer, which provides complimentary access to live and on-demand NBA as part of the sign-up bonus package. This is a great offer, and new DraftKings customers are encouraged to take full advantage of it.The DraftKings promo is one per customer. You must select the NBA League Pass token before placing your $5 qualifying bet to receive your free NBA League Pass subscription. The NBA League Pass token is a promotional reward offered to new DraftKings users, and you will get one promo code for your 3-month NBA League Pass subscription.The maximum bonus bets are $200 if your first bet wins, and the minimum odds on the qualifying wager are -500 (for example, -200 or +200). The token for the NBA League Pass promo expires on November 23, 2025, and your bonus bets expire in seven days from the time you receive them.You must redeem your NBA League Pass subscription by December 12, 2025. Also, once your NBA League Pass promo subscription ends, your subscription auto-renews monthly at a rate of $16.99, but you can cancel it anytime.DraftKings Promo Code Terms & ConditionsThe DraftKings Sportsbook Promo Code comes with simple and transparent terms, making it easy for new users to understand and claim the offer:Eligibility: You must be a new DraftKings Sportsbook customer who has never previously deposited or wagered on any DraftKings Sportsbook betting product.Bonus Restrictions: This promotion cannot be combined with odds boosts, profit boosts, or bonus bets. Rewards are issued as tokens and bonus bets, which are non-withdrawable and subject to expiration.Usage Limits: Your bonus bets and tokens are not eligible for DraftKings Sportsbook odds boosts, profit boosts, or the cash-out feature on any wager.Expiration: The $200 in bonus bets must be used within seven days from the time it is credited to your DraftKings Sportsbook account.Wagering Requirement: The bonus carries a 1x playthrough requirement, meaning you must wager your bonus bets amount once before any winnings can be withdrawn. 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NFL’s Baltimore Ravens Expand Sports Betting Partnerships
November 30th, 20251 mins

NFL’s Baltimore Ravens Expand Sports Betting Partnerships

Article OverviewNFL’s Baltimore Ravens making strides with sports betting partnershipsAuthor and Publication DetailsWritten by: Nicholas PlowfieldLast Update: Thu Aug 07, 2025, 12:16 pm ETRead Time: 5 minutesIndustry ContextIndustryNicholas Plowfield is a sports betting writer who specializes in sports broadcasting and radio.More Industry NewsMore industry news items highlighted alongside this story include:Project B signs first international stars for its 2026 launch.Ontario iGaming sets a new record with CAD 9.2B in October.Pennsylvania online casinos hit a record $251M in October 2025.The NCAA reverses a key sports betting rule for athletes.Michigan online gambling hits a record in October.

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