With Denver chasing home-field and an AFC West title while Kansas City turns the page with a third-string quarterback, the market’s Broncos -13.5 and low 36.5 total point to a one-sided, defense-and-clock game where the Chiefs will struggle to generate points.

With Houston’s defense built to grind games into low-margin fights and Los Angeles led by a calm, explosive quarterback, this matchup feels like a four-quarter chess match where field position, third downs, and red-zone execution decide everything.

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Central Michigan and Northwestern set up as a trench-first bowl grinder where both defenses and run games control the script, and the outcome likely hinges on which quarterback—Preston Stone or Joe Labas—avoids turnovers and converts the handful of red-zone chances that matter.

At 25/1, the Chargers look undervalued because Herbert is playing MVP-level football, the run game and defense are rounding into form at the right time, and in a wide-open AFC their coach-quarterback ceiling gives them championship upside even if the seeding makes the road tougher.

With Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, JuJu Watkins, and Azzi Fudd all pushing women’s basketball into a new stratosphere, UConn sophomore Sarah Strong still has the rare, Maya Moore–level two-way dominance and complete-game ceiling to become the best women’s player of all time.

With Hawaiʻi laying 1.5 and the total at 52.5, the Sheraton Hawaiʻi Bowl profiles as a tight, tempo-swing game where Cal’s passing efficiency meets Hawaiʻi’s home-field rhythm and explosive-play potential.

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UNLV–Ohio sets up as a clash of styles, with the Bobcats leaning on a run-heavy approach while the Rebels’ vulnerable pass defense keeps the matchup nuanced for bettors.

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Despite a playoff win over James Madison, Dan Lanning made it clear Oregon wasn’t close to its standard—pointing to second-half sloppiness, costly mistakes, and defensive lapses as the exact “ammunition” the staff needs to keep the Ducks locked in and improving ahead of Texas Tech.

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Patriots–Ravens looks like a one-score prime-time grinder where Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry test New England’s weakened run defense while Drake Maye’s poise and the Stevenson/Henderson ground game try to keep it close against Baltimore’s pass rush.

Jaguars–Broncos is a script game where Jacksonville needs a clean, efficient night to hang around, while Denver’s home-field defense-and-tempo approach points toward a grind decided by turnovers and red-zone execution.

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Monday night in Indy sets up as a test of whether the Colts can keep the game on schedule with the run and defense, or whether the 49ers can turn it into a passing contest that exposes Indianapolis’ biggest weakness.

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Steelers–Lions shapes up as a clash of Detroit’s fast, high-powered home offense versus Pittsburgh’s grind-and-steal-it style, with the outcome likely decided by red-zone finishing and a single late turnover or stop.

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Chargers–Cowboys looks like a one-possession shootout where Dallas’ offense can move it but L.A.’s Harbaugh-Herbert discipline gives them a real late-game edge.

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Packers–Bears is a near coin-flip NFC North showdown where Chicago’s home-field urgency and red-zone execution have to improve from the first meeting, while Green Bay’s ability to generate pressure and hit chunk plays will decide whether the Bears can flip the result.

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Oregon’s talent and depth should overwhelm James Madison, but the betting wrinkle is whether the Ducks stay conservative with Texas Tech on deck, potentially limiting how far they extend the margin.

TCU is still undervalued nationally, but behind an elite Olivia Miles and Mark Campbell’s high-level structure, the Horned Frogs look like a true Final Four threat that we’d take over anyone outside of UConn.

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Rams–Seahawks is a razor-thin, high-stakes NFC West showdown between two elite teams where turnovers, red-zone execution, and one or two late-game snaps will decide everything.

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