Week 1 is in the rearview mirror, while NFL Week 2 odds are on the board and seeing action. The marquee matchups aren’t quite as plentiful as this past weekend, but betting can make any game a big game.
Leading the way on the NFL Week 2 betting slate is a battle in Baltimore between two of the league’s best quarterbacks.
Multiple oddsmakers provided Props.com with insights on NFL Week 2 betting odds and action. Check back throughout the week for updates on every game.
NFL Week 2 Odds
| Matchup | Time | Spread | Over/Under |
| Giants at Washington | 8:20 p.m. ET Thursday | Washington -3.5 | 40.5 |
| Saints at Panthers | 1 p.m. ET Sunday | Saints -3 | 44.5 |
| Texans at Browns | 1 p.m. ET Sunday | Browns -13 | 48 |
| Bengals at Bears | 1 p.m. ET Sunday | Bears -2.5 | 44.5 |
| Raiders at Steelers | 1 p.m. ET Sunday | Steelers -6.5 | 47 |
| Bills at Dolphins | 1 p.m. ET Sunday | Bills -3 | 47.5 |
| Rams at Colts | 1 p.m. ET Sunday | Rams -3.5 | 48 |
| 49ers at Eagles | 1 p.m. ET Sunday | 49ers -3 | 49.5 |
| Broncos at Jaguars | 1 p.m. ET Sunday | Broncos -6 | 45 |
| Patriots at Jets | 1 p.m. ET Sunday | Patriots -6 | 43 |
| Vikings at Cardinals | 4:05 p.m. ET Sunday | Cardinals -3.5 | 50.5 |
| Falcons at Buccaneers | 4:05 p.m. ET Sunday | Bucs -12.5 | 51 |
| Titans at Seahawks | 4:25 p.m. ET Sunday | Seahawks -6.5 | 54 |
| Cowboys at Chargers | 4:25 p.m. ET Sunday | Chargers -3.5 | 55 |
| Chiefs at Ravens | 8:20 p.m. ET Sunday | Chiefs -4 | 53.5 |
| Lions at Packers | 5:15 p.m. ET Monday | Packers -11.5 | 49 |
Odds from SuperBook (updated as of 5:45 p.m. ET Sept. 20)
Lions at Packers
Opening line: Packers -10.5, Over/Under 49
UPDATE 5:30 P.M. ET MONDAY: About three hours ahead of kickoff, TwinSpires has Green Bay an 11.5-point favorite, up from the -10.5 opener but down from the -12.5 high point. Ticket count and money are both running 2/1-plus on the Packers.
“We still have a few parlays tied to Green Bay, so we’ll be rooting for a Lions cover,” TwinSpires trading analyst Zachary Lucas said.
The total moved from 49.5 to 48.5 and is now 49.
“We had some sharp money on Under 49.5. The public, as usual day of game, is piling up on the Over,” Lucas said.
UPDATE 2:30 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: Green Bay opened as a 10.5-point chalk Sunday night at DraftKings and reached -11.5 earlier today. However, splits aren’t very lopsided, with the Packers getting 58% of bets and 62% of dollars on the spread. The total rose from 48.5 to 49.5, then receded to 48, although ticket count is 4/1 and money 3/1 on the Over.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Despite getting blown out 38-3 against New Orleans as a 3.5-point favorite in Week 1, Green Bay opened as double-digit chalk in the Week 2 Monday nighter. However, -10.5 is 2 points lower than where The SuperBook’s look-ahead line was on Saturday (Packers -12.5). Detroit had a big comeback fall short against San Francisco, losing 41-33 but sneaking in the backdoor to get the cash as a 9.5-point home dog.
Neither the line nor total moved Sunday night.
Chiefs at Ravens
Opening line: Chiefs -2.5, Over/Under 55
UPDATE 8 P.M. ET SUNDAY: With kickoff looming, the Chiefs are 3.5-point favorites at PointsBet USA, and the book in the last half-hour took a $52,339 bet on Ravens +3.5 (+105). But PointsBet’s Wyatt Yearout said the book will definitely still need Baltimore, with Kansas City attracting more than 85% of spread tickets and money on this matchup.
The total is at 53.5, down 2 points from its high and 1.5 points from the opener, but tickets and money are still running 4/1+ on the Over, as the public piles on in hopes of a high-scoring game.
UPDATE 6 P.M. ET SUNDAY: A couple of hours before kickoff, Circa Sports has Kansas City a 3.5-point chalk, after opening -2.5 and getting to -4, where the line spent much of the past three days.
“Chiefs money early, and now some support at +4 for the Ravens,” Circa Sports operations manager Jeff Benson said in noting the move down to 3.5. “We currently win to the Chiefs, but my guess is we’ll need the Ravens, based on parlays/teasers etc.”
UPDATE 2 P.M. ET SUNDAY: DraftKings actually opened Kansas City at -1.5 last Sunday night and quickly went to -2.5, then got to -4 by Tuesday. The line toggled between -4 and -3.5 the rest of the week and is currently -3.5, but this game is all Chiefs, as they collect 86% of spread bets and 92% of spread money. Bettors are also piling on the Over, with the total currently 53.5 while tickets run 5/1 and money 4/1 on the Over.
UPDATE 11:30 P.M. ET SATURDAY: WynnBet is bogged down with Chiefs action, as Kansas City is landing 90% of bets and 94% of cash on the point spread. The total of 54 is seeing 80% of bets but just 60% of money on the Over.
UPDATE 1 A.M. ET SATURDAY: After opening -2.5, Kansas City had been a stable 3.5-point favorite since Wednesday, then went to -4 Friday night. Ticket count is running 3/1 and money 4/1 on the Chiefs. TwinSpires trading analyst Zachary Lucas reiterated midweek comments that the Chiefs are seeing a mix of sharp and public play, with the Pros laying -2.5 and the public -3 and -3.5.
The total is down a point to 54.5, with 57% of tickets and 61% of money on the Over.
UPDATE 3 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: TwinSpires trading analyst Zachary Lucas said Kansas City quickly moved from -2.5 to -3 and is now -3.5, with ticket count running 2/1 and money 3/1 on the Chiefs.
“It’s a mix of public and sharp action,” Lucas said. “Sharps are on K.C. -2.5, and the public has come over the top on K.C. -3 and -3.5. We’ll likely need the home ‘dog on Sunday Night Football.”
The total fell from 55.5 to 55, with 57% of tickets/61% of money on the Over.
UPDATE 10 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Kansas City needed a second-half rally to get by Cleveland 33-29 on Sunday but failed to cover as a 5.5-point home favorite, while Baltimore still has Week 1 work to do in the Monday nighter at Las Vegas. But The SuperBook didn’t wait to post this key Week 2 matchup, with the Ravens a home ‘dog in Sunday Night Football.
“We had this game in the pick range before all the Ravens running backs got hurt and Marcus Peters got hurt. And the Chiefs looked so potent offensively today in their win over the Browns,” Murray told Props.com on Sunday night. “The public is definitely going to be on Kansas City in this game. You have to look at the time slot and think of how your liabilities will shape up. We know we will need the Ravens here, so we opened the Chiefs a small favorite, and they’re still there.”
The total is already up a tick to 55.5.
Titans at Seahawks
Opening line: Seahawks -5.5, Over/Under 52.5
UPDATE 2 P.M. ET SUNDAY: The Seahawks opened -6 at DraftKings, fell to -5 early in the week, peaked at -6.5 Friday and returned to -6 this morning. It’s two-way point-spread action, with ticket count almost dead even and 53% of money on Seattle. The total is at 54 and also seeing two-way action at DK.
UPDATE 11:30 P.M. ET SATURDAY: Seattle is up to -6.5 at WynnBet, getting a relatively modest 63% of spread tickets, but a more robust 78% of spread dollars. WynnBet customers are split on the total (currently 53.5), with 53% of tickets on the Over and 61% of money on the Under.
UPDATE 3 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: The Seahawks hit DraftKings’ odds board as 6-point favorites and dipped to -5 by Tuesday morning. Seattle is getting 61% of tickets and 58% of money in this nonconference clash. The total rose to 54.5 from a 52 opener, with 69% of tickets/70% of cash on the Over.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Tennessee was rightfully thought to again be a playoff contender heading into the 2021-22 season. But the Titans got boat raced at home in Week 1, losing 38-13 to Arizona as a 3-point home chalk. Seattle, meanwhile, coasted to a 28-16 win at Indianapolis and easily got to the window as a 3-point road favorite.
“We opened Seahawks -5.5 and are still there,” Murray said. “Seattle’s defensive line made life miserable for Carson Wentz today, and the Titans had plenty of their own misery, losing at home to the Cardinals. This feels like a classic overreaction game from the betting public. The books will need Tennessee.”
Patriots at Jets
Opening line: Patriots -3.5, Over/Under 43
UPDATE 11:30 P.M. ET SATURDAY: As is the case at several spots, WynnBet has the Patriots up to -6 for this AFC East clash. Bettors are piling on the Pats point spread, to the tune of 87% of bets and 90% of cash. The total, currently 43, has an almost dead-even ticket count and 64% of money on the Under.
UPDATE 3 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: New England is already out to -5.5 at TwinSpires, after opening -3.5 Sunday night and making a stop at -4.5 along the way. The Patriots are attracting 84% of bets and 86% of dollars.
“It’s been all Pats money. Not much buyback on the Jets,” TwinSpires trading analyst Zachary Lucas said. “It’s shaping up to be a big liability for us.”
The total ticked from 43 to 42.5, with ticket count 3/1 and money 2/1 on the Under.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: It’s a battle between rookie QBs, both seeking their first NFL win. Despite being a popular bet and going off as a 3.5-point home favorite, Mac Jones and the Patriots fell short of visiting Miami 17-16 in Week 1, and Zach Wilson and the Jets lost 19-14 at Carolina and came up short as a 3.5-point road underdog.
“We opened the Patriots -3.5 and they bet us up to Patriots -4,” Murray said of a move that came about two hours after the game went up Sunday night. “Mac Jones looked solid at times today, and the Jets fell behind big before rallying late in a loss to Carolina. We certainly expect the public to back Bill Belichick off a loss in this spot.”
Giants at Washington
Opening line: Washington -4.5, Over/Under 43
UPDATE 1:30 P.M. ET THURSDAY: TwinSpires Sportsbook moved from Washington -3 to -3.5 today.
“We’ve seen more WFT spread action come in late last night and today,” trading analyst Zachary Lucas said.
Still, it’s two-way action on this Thursday night matchup, with Washington taking 56% of tickets and 59% of money. The total went from 42.5 to 40, then ticked up to 40.5 today, though 60% of bets/75% of dollars are on the Under.
“Our biggest need on this game right now is the Over,” Lucas said.
UPDATE 3 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: Washington, which lost Ryan Fitzpatrick to a Week 1 hip injury and will start Taylor Heinicke on Sunday, dipped from -4 to -3 at TwinSpires. New York is netting 58% of early tickets and 62% of early money on the point spread.
“It’s mainly public money on the Giants,” TwinSpires trading analyst Zachary Lucas said.
The total fell from 42.5 to 40, with ticket count running 3/1 and money 5/1 on the Under.
“A mix of public and sharp money on the Under. We’ll need the Over as of right now,” Lucas said.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: This line bounced between Washington -4.5 and -4 a couple of times Sunday night, eventually settling at the lower number. The Giants enter the Thursday night clash off a 27-13 home loss to Denver (as a 3-point dog), while Washington fell 20-16 to the visiting Chargers (as a 2-point chalk).
“This is some matchup,” Murray said, tongue planted firmly in cheek. “There would be very little interest in this game if it were buried at 10 a.m. on a Sunday morning, but with it being in prime time by itself, the public will find a reason to bet on it. Washington’s defense actually played well [against the Chargers]. Justin Herbert is just a great player who made great plays.”
Murray said Washington QB Ryan Fitzpatrick’s hip injury, which he suffered Sunday and will sideline him several weeks, means little to the spread for this Week 2 matchup. Something more meaningful: Murray’s opinion of New York’s coach.
“We heard that Joe Judge had the Giants running sprints after the game,” Murray said, half-jokingly alluding to Judge’s disciplinary practices. “The guy acts like this is JV high school football. I don’t know about that team.”
Raiders at Steelers
Opening line: Steelers -6.5, Over/Under 48.5
UPDATE 11:30 P.M. ET SATURDAY: Even though the Raiders are minus running back Josh Jacobs (toe/ankle) and the Steelers are up to -6.5, Pittsburgh isn’t running away with all the tickets and money at WynnBet. The Steelers are taking 59% of tickets and cash thus far. The Over is getting 72% of bets/57% of money, with the total currently 47.
UPDATE 1 A.M. ET SATURDAY: Injury news shook up this line on Friday, with word that Raiders running back Josh Jacobs (toe/ankle) will not play Sunday. The Steelers jumped up to -6.5 at TwinSpires, after opening -6 and bottoming out at -5.5.
“Good two-way action at the start of the week. Sharp money on Las Vegas +6,” TwinSpires trading analyst Zachary Lucas said. “After the Jacobs news, it’s been Steelers money ever since.”
The total is down a point to 47 at TwinSpires, with ticket count and money in the 2/1 range on the Under.
UPDATE 3 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: TwinSpires pegged Pittsburgh a 6-point favorite at Sunday night’s outset and is now at -5.5. The Steelers are getting 55% of tickets, while the Raiders are landing 58% of money.
“Good two-way action,” TwinSpires trading analyst Zachary Lucas said. “Initial sharp money on Raiders +6 brought this down a half-point.”
The total dipped from 48 to 47 at TwinSpires, with tickets and money both running in the 2/1 range on the Under.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Pittsburgh pulled off one of several Week 1 surprises, exiting Buffalo with a 23-16 victory despite being a 6.5-point road dog. Las Vegas, meanwhile, hosts Baltimore in the Monday night game.
“It was a great win for the Steelers today on the road in Buffalo. They looked like a team that will have one of the best defensive units in the NFL,” Murray said. “The Raiders will have a short week and a trip east. It’s a really tough spot for them, but someone is backing the Raiders already. We opened 6.5 and have already been bet down to Steelers -6.”
Cowboys at Chargers
Opening line: Chargers -3, Over/Under 50.5
UPDATE 2 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Los Angeles opened -3 and initially dipped to -2.5 at DraftKings, then rose to -3.5 before settling at -3 early Saturday. Dallas is landing 71% of tickets and 67% of cash on the spread. The total is all the way up to 55 from a 50.5 opener, with 79% of tickets/76% of money on the Over.
UPDATE 1 A.M. ET SATURDAY: The Chargers landed on TwinSpires’ odds board as 3-point faves, bounced back-and-forth to -3.5 and are at -3.5 now. TwinSpires trading analyst Zachary Lucas said it’s great two-way action, with Dallas landing 57% of tickets and Los Angeles 55% of money.
The total is up to 54.5 from a 52 opener, with 82% of tickets/87% of dollars on the Over.
“We’re going to be rooting for the Under here. It’s the biggest liability on a total of Sunday’s games, so far,” Lucas said.
UPDATE 3 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: Los Angeles moved from -3 to -2.5 Sunday night, but has since risen to -3.5 at DraftKings, even though Dallas is seeing 69% of early spread bets and 73% of early spread dollars. The total in this game shot from 50.5 to 55.5 by Tuesday morning and is now 55, with 77% of bets and 91% of money on the Over.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Dallas gave defending Super Bowl champ Tampa Bay all it could handle in the Week 1 Thursday nighter before ultimately falling short 31-29 (but cashing as 9-point underdogs). Los Angeles snagged a 20-16 road win over Washington as a 2-point road pup.
“We opened Chargers -3 (-110), took some money on the Cowboys, and are now at Chargers -3 (even),” Murray said. “Dallas had every chance to win Thursday night, and its offense looked very explosive on the road in Tampa Bay. The Chargers as home favorites have been a longtime play-against for wiseguys. Let’s see if that carries over to their first game with fans in the new stadium. It will probably be full of Dallas fans, anyway.”
The total was an early mover at The SuperBook, rising 1.5 points to 52 within the first hour Sunday night.
Saints at Panthers
Opening line: Saints -3, Over/Under 46
UPDATE 10 P.M. ET SATURDAY: Along with a trio of $300K bets, Caesars Sportsbook also took a $295,000 wager on Saints -3.5. That helped push New Orleans to -4 early in the week (after opening -3), but even with that major wager, New Orleans is landing just 64% of spread money. The Saints are taking 81% of spread tickets.
UPDATE 2:30 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: The Saints went up at -3 Sunday night at DraftKings, stretched to -4 a couple of times and are -3.5 this afternoon. New Orleans is attracting 78% of early bets and 69% of early money on the spread. The total dipped from 46.5 to 44, then rebounded to 45 today, with 90% of bets/69% of money on the Over.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Last week, The SuperBook’s look-ahead line for this game was pick ’em. After the Saints plowed over the Packers 38-3 as a 3.5-point underdog, though, Murray and Co. opened New Orleans -3 on Sunday night. The Panthers were also Week 1 victors, beating the Jets 19-14 at home and hanging on to cash as a 3.5-point favorite.
Neither the opening line nor the total had moved as of late Sunday night.
Texans at Browns
Opening line: Browns -11, Over/Under 47.5
UPDATE 10 P.M. ET SATURDAY: Caesars Sportsbook has already taken three $300,000 bets and a fourth of nearly $300,000 on NFL Week 2, and one of those $300K wagers was on the Browns -12.5 earlier in the week. Cleveland moved straight from -12.5 to -13.5 Wednesday, and although the Browns are seeing just 52% of point-spread tickets, that huge bet has them drawing 92% of spread money.
UPDATE 2:30 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: DraftKings pegged Cleveland a 12-point chalk to open, initially receded to -11.5 and is now up to -12.5. The Browns are taking 63% of spread tickets and 63% of spread money. The total bounced around a bit, from 47 to 48.5 to 47.5, with ticket count running almost 4/1 and money just shy of 3/1 on the Over.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Cleveland certainly had its chances to pull a road upset of two-time defending AFC champ Kansas City in Week 1. But the Browns blew a 22-10 halftime lead and lost 33-29 (covering as a 5.5-point underdog). On the flip side, a Houston team in complete offseason disarray throughout the offseason went out and thumped Jacksonville 37-21 as a home underdog.
Despite those results, the Browns ticked up to -11.5 Sunday night at The SuperBook, and the total inched up to 48.
Bengals at Bears
Opening line: Bears -3, Over/Under 45.5
UPDATE 10 P.M. ET SATURDAY: Cincinnati also got big backing at Caesars Sportsbook, via a $300,000 wager at +3 (-120). The big bettor got the best of the number, which opened Bengals +3 and is down to +1.5. Ticket count is 2/1 and money just 3/1 on Cincy, despite the massive wager.
UPDATE 2:30 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: The Bears are down to -3 from a -2 opener at DraftKings, where early ticket count is beyond 3/1 Bengals and money almost 2/1 Bengals. The total moved from 45 to 45.5 to 44.5 by this morning, with 60% of tickets/75% of money on the Over.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Cincinnati went off as a 3-point home underdog in Week 1 and edged Minnesota 27-24 in overtime. Chicago was a ‘dog of three times that size and then some, going off at +9.5 at the Rams and losing, 27-14.
Per The SuperBook’s policy, the Bengals-Bears line came off the board once the Bears-Rams game kicked off Sunday night. Bengals-Bears will go back up Monday morning.
Bills at Dolphins
Opening line: Bills -3, Over/Under 47.5
UPDATE 10 P.M. ET SATURDAY: Buffalo also took a massive $300,000 play at -3, which has point-spread money way skewed toward the Bills, at 92%, to go along with 83% of spread tickets at Caesars Sportsbook. Buffalo opened -3.5, spent some time early in the week at -3 before that major wager and has been at -3.5 since Tuesday.
UPDATE 2:30 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: The Bills opened -2.5 and are up a point to -3.5 in one of DraftKings’ most lopsided games so far, based on ticket and money percentages. Buffalo is drawing 91% of bets and 93% of cash on the spread. The total rose from 47 to 48.5, then backed up to 47.5 today, with 54% of bets on the Over and 71% of money on the Under.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Buffalo, which reached the AFC title game last season, laid an egg as a 6.5-point favorite in its home opener, losing to Pittsburgh 23-16. On the flip side, Miami went on the road and upset New England 17-16 as a 3.5-point road dog.
Still, The SuperBook made a Sunday night move from Bills -3 to -3.5, about an hour after this line went up.
Rams at Colts
Opening line: Rams -4, Over/Under 47.5
UPDATE 11:30 P.M. ET SATURDAY: Los Angeles is the second-largest liability for WynnBet in NFL Week 2, while garnering 81% of spread bets and 87% of spread money. The total is at 48, with 74% of bets/85% of money on the Over.
UPDATE 2:30 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: The Rams are down to -3.5 from a -4.5 opener at DraftKings, despite taking 83% of early tickets and 90% of early money on the spread. The total is out to 48.5 from a 46.5 opener, with 78% of tickets and money on the Over.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Just before its Week 1 Sunday night game against Chicago, Los Angeles opened as a 4-point Week 2 favorite at Indianapolis, which dropped its opener to Seattle 28-16 as a 3-point home pup. There was no early movement, and per The SuperBook’s standard operating procedure, the game came off the board as soon as the Bears-Rams contest kicked off.
Rams-Colts will go back on the board Monday morning.
49ers at Eagles
Opening line: 49ers -3, Over/Under 48
UPDATE 11:30 P.M. ET SATURDAY: Ticket count and money are both in the 2/1 range on San Francisco at WynnBet, where the 49ers are 3-point favorites. The total sits at 49, with 55% of bets/84% of money on the Over.
UPDATE 2:30 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: The 49ers have been stable at -3.5 since Monday, after opening -3 Sunday night at DraftKings. The Niners are getting 60% of point-spread bets and 65% of point-spread money in the early going. The total reached 50 late this morning, up 2 points from the opener, with 73% of bets/79% of money on the Over.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: San Francisco blew a big fourth-quarter lead at Detroit and held on 41-33 in a shootout, but failed to cover as a 9.5-point road chalk. Philadelphia also got a Week 1 road win, and in impressive fashion, pounding the Falcons 32-6 in Atlanta as a 3-point underdog.
The SuperBook had a brief price adjustment Sunday night to 49ers -3 (-120) before returning to the -3 (-110) opener.
Broncos at Jaguars
Opening line: Broncos -6, Over/Under 44.5
UPDATE 11:30 PM. ET SATURDAY: Denver has been a fairly stable 6-point favorite all week at WynnBet, where the Broncos are nabbing 83% of spread bets and 90% of spread dollars. The total (currently 45) is seeing 53% of bets on the Under and 73% of money on the Over.
UPDATE 2:30 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: DraftKings opened Denver a 6.5-point road favorite and quickly settled at -6 Sunday night. The Broncos are nabbing 73% of early tickets and 93% of early money on the spread. The total moved from 44 to 45.5 to 45, with 63% of tickets/57% of cash on the Over.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Denver is nearly a touchdown favorite, up 3 points from last week’s look-ahead line, The SuperBook’s response to both teams’ Week 1 outings. The Broncos went to the Meadowlands and dropped the Giants 27-14 as a 3-point road favorite, while Jacksonville–with much-heralded rookie QB Trevor Lawrence–got pasted 37-21 by a much-maligned Houston outfit. The Jags were a 3-point road favorite and took heavy public action.
There was no movement on this game Sunday night.
Vikings at Cardinals
Opening line: Cardinals -4, Over/Under 51
UPDATE 2 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Arizona moved from -4 to -4.5 to -3.5 at DraftKings, but point-spread action is heavy to the Cardinals at 86% of bets and 77% of money.
UPDATE 11:30 P.M. ET SATURDAY: No team is creating more liability at WynnBet this week than the Cardinals, who are currently -3.5. Arizona is attracting a whopping 96% of tickets and money on the spread. The Over is getting a fair dose of action, too, with the total currently 50.5 and with tickets/money both about 3/1 on the Over.
UPDATE 2:30 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: Arizona went from -4 to -4.5 quickly on Sunday night at DraftKings, then backed up to -3.5 a couple of times before returning to the opener this afternoon. Ticket count is 5/1 and money almost 6/1 on the Cardinals. The total crept from 51 to 50.5, although tickets and money are both about 4/1 on the Over.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Arizona put a surprising hurt on Tennessee in Week 1, rumbling to a 38-13 upset victory as a 3-point road underdog. Minnesota found the road less welcoming, falling to Cincinnati 27-24 in overtime as a 3-point road favorite.
The SuperBook opened the Cards -4, moved to -3.5 and back to -4, all within the first hour Sunday night.
Falcons at Buccaneers
Opening line: Buccaneers -12.5, Over/Under 52.5
UPDATE 2 P.M. ET SUNDAY: Tampa Bay sits at -12.5, after opening -13 and bottoming out at -12 early in the week at DraftKings. Ticket count and money are both in the 3/1 range on the Buccaneers.
UPDATE 2:30 P.M. ET WEDNESDAY: The Bucs opened -13 at DraftKings and are down to -12, but the early betting splits hardly reflect that move. Tampa Bay is grabbing 85% of tickets and 79% of money so far. The total is back at DK’s 52 opener, after spending time at 52.5 and 51.5, with 63% of tickets/53% of money on the Over.
UPDATE 9 P.M. ET SUNDAY: After playing in the Week 1 Thursday nighter, Tampa Bay enters this week off a mini-bye. And the Bucs probably want it after needing a final-seconds field goal to beat the Cowboys 31-29, failing to cash as a 9-point home favorite. Atlanta stumbled out of the gate, getting hammered at home by Philadelphia 32-6 as a 3-point home chalk.
The line and total were stable Sunday night.
