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When the schedule first came out, this Week 8 Monday Night Football game was an exciting one. Unfortunately, the injury to Washington’s franchise QB Jayden Daniels has really changed the outlook of this matchup. You can definitely see that in the MNF odds below. The Commanders (3-4) have lost two games in a row after getting blown out at Dallas in Week 7 by the score of 44-22. It’s their third loss in the last four games, and it’s Daniels’ second injury this season to cost him game time. The Kansas City Chiefs (4-3) have won two games in a row, including a 31-0 win over the Raiders last week. Additionally, they beat the Lions two weeks ago in a

First pitch is set for this year’s 2025 World Series, and we’re getting a fun mix of a powerhouse favorite and a team that refuses to quit. The Los Angeles Dodgers are trying to claim back-to-back titles and their third in six seasons, while the Toronto Blue Jays are chasing their first championship since 1993. LA’s been the betting favorite to win it all since Opening Day, and they haven’t let up. Toronto’s had to scratch and claw its way through the AL, surviving elimination games, slugfests, and injuries to reach the Fall Classic. It’s a matchup that blends star power, youth, and two lineups that can punish mistakes in a hurry. Before we get into how these two stack

We’re back with another slate of Week 8 NFL player props, spotlighting value on rushing, receiving, and passing lines across Sunday’s games. Below, you’ll find five of our favorite numbers based on usage, trends, and current odds from top NFL betting sites. Whether you’re building out your slip or looking for correlated props, be sure to check out our latest player prop picks for deeper angles and matchup trends. Here’s a breakdown of each prop, analyzing matchups, trends, and key factors to help you make informed NFL bets: Matchup: Houston Texans vs. San Francisco 49ers C.J. Stroud has cleared 198.5 passing yards in 5 of 6 games on this log (207, 204, 233, 244, 229), with the lone miss at

The 2025 college football season rolls on and with each coming week the playoff picture begins to clear a little bit more. Ohio State remains the No. 1 team in the country with unbeaten Indiana (7-0) and Texas A&M (7-0) right behind. The only other remaining FBS unbeatens are No. 7 Georgia Tech and No. 11 BYU. For the second consecutive week, the 7-0 Cougars are the underdog. Last week, BYU was a 3.5-point home dog against in-state rival Utah. The Cougars won the game outright 24-21. Georgia Tech, also 7-0, hosts Syracuse (3-4), which lost starting quarterback Steve Angeli and has lost three straight. The Yellow Jackets are 17.5-point favorites. No. 2 Indiana hosts UCLA as a 14.5-point chalk