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- Cleveland
- Baltimore -11 (62%)
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- Detroit
- Green Bay -5 (70%)
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- Houston
- New England -11 (60%)
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- Jacksonville -3.5 (51%)
- Tennessee
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- NY Jets (59%)
- Minnesota -3.5
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- Tampa Bay
- Chicago -13.5 (65%)
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- Washington
- New Orleans -10 (67%)
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- Denver -2.5 (63%)
- Arizona
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- St. Louis (74%)
- Oakland -1
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- Philadelphia
- NY Giants -5.5 (56%)
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- Kansas City
- San Diego -9 (61%)
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- Cincinnati (52%)
- Indianapolis -3
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There are only 3 favorites on the board that the public is not backing. Two of the games, the betting percentages are practically equally distributed between home team and road team. The lone remaining game is the Oakland Raiders.
You may wonder why the Raiders would be -1 when 74% of the betting public is betting against them. Vegas could easily put the spread to Oakland +2 or something. But they don't because this game is a trap. AFC teams are much better than NFC teams. The Rams are downright horrible. The Raiders should get this game at home.
