Monday Night Football Betting Preview

Good Morning,

We’ve got another PrimeTime Preview heading your way. That’s below, but I want to talk our weekend of college football real quick.

Our overall record was 6-7 on the week of college football. However, in those 6 wins we hit all of our multi unit bets which basically kept us even on the week.

Let me first say the record is the record. We were 6-7.

We lost our Penn St cover by 0.5 points and our North Texas cover by 1.5 points.

Ole Miss was comfortably covering all game to blow the lead and lose the game in OT.

I feel comfortable about where we were at and we had three coin flip games and none of them went our way. If even 1 of them falls our way along with factoring in our multi unit bet victories, we have a pretty solid week.

I’m saying all this to say that I am comfortable with the approach and sometimes games just don’t go your way.

I am happy that all the games we identified to premium members as multi unit bets cashed. We have already began to work our way through this weeks game to get ready for another week of betting.

This one is on the house, but be sure to subscribe to our premium service and get all of our bets each and every day!

Best Bets for Bills vs. Jets

1. Under 41 Points (-110)

   • Confidence Level: High

   • Rationale: Both teams possess strong defenses, with the Jets allowing just 17 points per game and ranking highly in total yards allowed. The low total suggests a defensive battle, and given the recent trends of both offenses struggling to find consistency, this bet aligns well with the expected game flow.

2. Jets +1

   • Confidence Level: Medium to High

   • Rationale: The Jets have the home-field advantage and have been strong defensively, allowing just 17.0 points per game. Additionally, Buffalo's offense has shown inconsistency, particularly with Josh Allen's passing game. This game is likely to be close, making the Jets as underdogs a solid value bet.

3. Braelon Allen Over 8.5 Rushing Attempts (+116 at FanDuel)

   • Confidence Level: Medium

   • Rationale: With the shift in offensive philosophy under the new play caller, Allen is likely to see increased usage. He has shown effectiveness on the ground, averaging 4.5 yards per carry compared to Breece Hall’s 3.0. Given Buffalo’s struggles against the run, there’s a good chance he exceeds this rushing attempts total.

4. Josh Allen U33.5 Rushing Yards (-115)

   • Confidence Level: Medium

   • Rationale: Given the Jets' formidable defense, which ranks second in points allowed, it’s plausible that Josh Allen will struggle running the ball.

5. First Half Under U20.5 (-120)

   • Confidence Level: Medium

   • Rationale: The initial stages of the game may see both teams testing each other's defenses rather than risking turnovers with aggressive offensive plays. Historically, divisional games tend to start slow, supporting the under for the first half.