This is an 8* play on Kansas City.

The Chiefs only loss this season was in a shootout, 40-32 versus Las Vegas. The come into Sin City looking for revenge. Oakland is going to have a tough time scoring 40 here this week. The Raiders defense has bit hit hard by illness, and several key players have been on and off the Covid list. The Chiefs are 12-3-1 ATS in their last 16 games as a favorite, and the Raiders are 2-5 ATS in their last seven home games. You can tell by Andy Reid's comments that he isn't forgetting what happened earlier in the year: “Well, listen,” Reid said, “they won the game, so they can do anything they want to do if they end up winning the game. That's not our style, but we'll get ourselves back, ready to play, and that's where we're at.”

GL,

Jesse Scule

This is an 8* play on Leicester +0.5.

Defending champions Liverpool currently sit just one point out of first place after just eight matches, but injuries threaten to derail their title defense. As of mid November, their entire starting defense is out, as is Mo Salah, Jordan Henderson, Thiago Alacantara and Alex Oxlade Chamberlain. Surely we expect Liverpool to drop points over the next few weeks, without any experienced defenders and striker Mo Salah unable to even return to England after getting Covid in Egypt. When he returns to the UK he will then need to be quarantined for 10 days. This opens the door for the likes of Spurs, Manchester City, Leicester and Chelsea. Leicester currently sits in first place, and they have won five straight matches.

GL,

Jesse Schule

This is a 10* play on the Cleveland Browns.

Cleveland has run over it's opponents this season, and last week they ran for 231 yards in a 10-7 win over Houston. The final score is a little misleading, as Cleveland never trailed in the game, and only allowed a late touchdown when the game was already out of reach. Nick Chubb wisely passed on a potential TD at the end of the game, allowing the Browns to kneel and run out the clock. The Eagles gave up over 150 yards and three rushing TDs in a loss to the Giants last week, and they have to be having second thoughts about the future of Carson Wentz. Baker Mayfield has his fair share of critics, but so far this season he has a higher QBR (71.4) than Lamar Jackson, Deshaun Watson and Phillip Rivers. He's within a few decimal points of Tom Brady (71.8). The recipe for success in Cleveland is less is more for Baker Mayfield. Expect that trend to continue and the Browns to run all over Philly in Week 11.

GL,

Jesse Schule