Week 15 of the NFL season is here, and it’s time to build a parlay using the entire slate.
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At home, the Bears are nine-point underdogs. Even though this is a sizable amount of points, we’re leaning toward the Eagles.
There’s not a single matchup advantage the Bears have over the Eagles. The Bears defense allows well over 140 rushing yards per game, and their pass defense has below-average coverage players.
The Eagles have running back Miles Sanders and quarterback Jalen Hurts, who should run well here.
Additionally, the Eagles have wide receivers Devonta Smith and A.J. Brown and tight end Dallas Goedert to work with.
The Bears starting cornerbacks, Kyler Gordon and Jaylon Johnson, have allowed over 900 yards and four touchdowns. Gordon also allows 82% of targets thrown his way to be caught.
Defensively, the Eagles have strong cornerbacks, run defense, and a pass rush that should overwhelm this Bears offensive line, despite some talented players.
Fields has too tough of a task to overcome here.
Last week we took the Cowboys -17.5 against the Texans, and we almost saw the Texans win outright.
This week, we’re returning to the “large point spread well” and taking the Chiefs -14 against the Texans.
The Texans are likely to be without running back Dameon Pierce here, who’s by far their most productive offensive player. The Texans have gone back and forth on the quarterback position, starting Davis Mills again.
On the outside, the Chiefs have cornerbacks Trent McDuffie and L’Jarius Sneed, who’ve played well this year. The Texans are down to starting Chris Moore and Phillip Dorsett.
The Chiefs, as you know, have quarterback Patrick Mahomes who’s one of the best quarterbacks in the league. He has an array of weapons at his disposal, headlined by tight end Travis Kelce and a plethora of wide receivers like JuJu Smith-Schuster, who’s been playing well lately.
The Texans have some suitable pass rushers, but the Chiefs offensive line is solid enough to contend with that.
The Cowboys are a good team, but they don’t quite have the offense the Chiefs have, primarily due to them having Mahomes.
Chiefs should win big here.
While 45 points may sound small considering the teams, we need to look deeper.
The Bengals have been on a hot streak lately, averaging 23.3 points per game over the last three games. However, the Buccaneers are averaging a league-low 13.7 points over that same time.
Defensively, the Bengals are giving up an average of 90.7 rushing and 255 passing yards per game over the last three games. The script is flipped for the Buccaneers as they allow just over 200 passing but 154.7 rushing yards.
The Buccaneers coverage unit has been playing better lately, but their offense has struggled to get it going. The Bengals defense is allowing a plethora of passing yards. Still, we’re not confident that the Buccaneers can take advantage of that.
This should be a low-scoring game, with one team finishing in the 20s and the other in the teens.
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