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Sunday night: Cowboys at Packers, 7:20p CT on NBC. Packers -1.5, total 53.5. Kalshi GB 52¢.
Our pick: Green Bay, 62% confidence.
Why: home field and red zone efficiency give the Pack the slight upper hand. Not a blowout call. A narrow one, and we'll take it.
Late window, two big favorites:
Chiefs -7.5 vs Chargers, 3:25p CT. 4-0 hosts 0-5. Our pick: KC, 76% confidence.
Rams -12.5 vs Cardinals, 3:05p CT. Our pick: LA, 73%, on offensive efficiency and red zone scoring.
Favorites, yes. After yesterday, we checked twice.
Noon window:
Ravens at Browns (BAL -3): Baltimore, 75% confidence. Better scoring efficiency, Ravens control it.
Titans at Colts (IND -6.5): Indy, 71%. We see about a 6-point win, so the hook is a sweat.
Jets at Patriots (NE -7.5): New England, 69%. Defense wins a low-scorer.
Saturday report card:
Ohio State 19, Indiana 15. W
LSU 31, Mississippi State 0. W
Florida 27, Texas 24. L
Tennessee 26, Alabama 10. L
Auburn 27, Georgia 24. L
BYU 28, Notre Dame 24. L
2-4. We called Georgia -19.5 a warning label. It was, just not for Auburn. Owning it.
Saints at Giants, noon CT on Fox. Saints -1.5, total 46.5. Kalshi: NYG 51¢.
A 1-4 team laying points on the road at a 3-1-1 team. Bold.
Our pick: Giants, 72% confidence.
Why: New York's scoring efficiency and red zone work. The market can't pick a side. We already did.
Two undefeateds in Provo at night. BYU's crowd camped out since midweek.
Line: Notre Dame by double digits on the road.
Our pick: Notre Dame 29, BYU 17.
Why: respect the atmosphere, trust the roster. ND's efficiency is a tier up on both sides.
Georgia -19.5 between the hedges. That's not a line, that's a warning label.
Our pick: Georgia 35, Auburn 15.
Why: Georgia's defensive pressure caps Auburn's offense, and the Dawgs' efficiency turns this into a slow squeeze. Auburn lands a couple explosives. It won't matter.
Third Saturday in October. Bama -7.5 in Neyland and 100,000 people screaming Rocky Top.
Our pick: Alabama 29, Tennessee 22.
Why: Tennessee's crowd is worth points, just not eight of them. Bama's scoring efficiency is the best unit in this game, and it shows up late.
LSU -15.5 at home, and Mississippi State may be down its QB and RB.
Our pick: LSU 37, Mississippi State 21.
Why: LSU's offense at Tiger Stadium against a banged-up Bulldogs backfield. Defensive metrics and scoring pace both point the same way: Tigers control this one.
Florida walks into DKR and the Horns are laying 11.5.
Our pick: Texas 32, Florida 20.
Why: Texas owns the efficiency edges on both sides, finishes drives cleaner, and doesn't give up the cheap explosives. Home crowd does the rest. Hook 'em by double digits.
Undefeated Indiana hosting Ohio State and the place will be unhinged.
Line: Buckeyes -3, total 50.5.
Our pick: Ohio State 27, Indiana 24.
Why: Ohio State's efficiency and defensive pressure travel. Indiana's 6-0 is real, so this stays a one-score game.
MIN @ NO under 41.5 at 49¢. Model says 55¢.
Minnesota has the best defense in the league (-0.209 EPA/play) and blitzes on 70.5% of dropbacks. Shough averages 5.7 YPA against the blitz. Meanwhile the Vikings' offense ranks 28th and has a banged-up line.
Small clips, posted before kickoff. Results go up Sunday night, wins and losses alike. Full slate is at wekeepwinning.com
6p CT: LSU–Kentucky under 50.5 at 50¢ (fair 57¢). Rain in Lexington, LSU D is SP+ #3, UK ranks 138th on 3rd down.
UGA–ALA later is a coin flip with leftover storm wind and half a depth chart missing. Under vibe only. Not touching the side.


