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Timberwolves @ Cavaliers

Cavaliers -3 (-112)

Cleveland enters Monday's matchup with a significant scheduling advantage against a Minnesota team playing its fourth game in six nights and the second night of a back-to-back. The Timberwolves defeated Toronto on Sunday and must now travel approximately 630 miles to Cleveland, where the Cavaliers will be rested and waiting. This is a particularly difficult spot for Minnesota against a Cleveland team that plays at one of the fastest paces in the NBA and finished last season with an impressive 27-14 home record. The Timberwolves will remain without Donte DiVincenzo, further testing their depth on tired legs. With a considerable advantage in rest, travel, and home court, our wager is a half unit on the Cavaliers -3.

(10/25 at 6:37am via ProphetX)

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Brewers @ Rays

Rays Moneyline (-111)

Tampa Bay returns home Monday facing a critical Game 3 after dropping the first two games of the World Series in Milwaukee. The Rays were exceptional at home throughout the regular season, finishing 55-26, and will turn to Freddy Peralta, who has recorded an impressive 1.08 ERA across 16.2 postseason innings. Milwaukee counters with Robert Gasser, who has enjoyed postseason success of his own but struggled on the road during the regular season, recording a 4.36 ERA and 4.68 FIP across 53.2 innings. Although Milwaukee holds a notable bullpen advantage, Tampa Bay will have all its key relievers available in what is essentially a must-win game as the Rays look to avoid a 3-0 series deficit. We like Tampa Bay's chances of responding at home. Our wager is a small one on the Rays moneyline (-111).

(10/26 at 8:09am via Novig)

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Chiefs @ Seahawks

Seahawks -2.5 (-117)

Seattle hosts undefeated Kansas City on Sunday Night Football in a matchup featuring two of the NFL's top defenses. The Seahawks rank second in defensive EPA per play and lead the league in passing defense, allowing just 157 passing yards per game and 4.8 yards per attempt. This presents a challenging matchup for Patrick Mahomes, particularly with Kansas City missing Rashee Rice and offensive lineman Jaylon Moore. Seattle also ranks fourth in pressure rate (36%), which could create opportunities to disrupt Mahomes and limit Kansas City's passing attack. The Seahawks have been equally effective against the run, ranking fourth in the NFL at just 3.5 yards allowed per carry. They'll face a Chiefs rushing attack averaging an NFL-best 5.8 yards per carry, led by former Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker III, who returns to Seattle with a league-leading 665 rushing yards through five games. Offensively, Seattle has struggled with consistency, ranking 26th in EPA per play, and Sam Darnold has already thrown seven interceptions. Ultimately, this matchup could come down to whether Sam Darnold can protect the football, but we like Seattle's chances of handing Kansas City its first loss of the season. Our wager is a half unit on the Seahawks -2.5.

(10/25 at 7:43am via Novig)

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Rams @ Raiders

Rams -3 (-110)

The Rams enter this matchup in Las Vegas looking to snap a two-game losing streak. Despite LA’s 2-4 record, they hold several notable advantages. The Rams rank 12th in offensive EPA per play and have been particularly effective through the air, averaging 301 passing yards per game. They face a Raiders defense ranked 26th against the pass, allowing 7.3 yards per attempt, while Las Vegas also ranks 29th against the run, surrendering 5.2 yards per carry. This presents an excellent opportunity for Kyren Williams and the Rams' rushing attack, which ranks ninth in the NFL at 4.8 yards per carry. Defensively, Los Angeles ranks second against the pass, allowing just 174 passing yards per game, and fifth in red-zone touchdown percentage allowed (50%). The Raiders have struggled to establish their rushing attack, ranking 31st in the NFL at just 3.3 yards per carry, which could force Kirk Cousins into predictable passing situations against a strong Rams secondary. Las Vegas leads the league in pressure rate, and Matthew Stafford has struggled this season when pressured. However, Los Angeles still looks to have the edge on both sides of the ball, and we're comfortable backing the Rams to cover this 3-point spread.

(10/25 at 7:48am via BetRivers)

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Packers @ Lions

Lions -3 (-127)

Detroit returns from its bye week for a divisional matchup against Green Bay. Offensively, the Lions rank third in the NFL in offensive EPA per play, compared to 15th for the Packers. Jared Goff has been exceptionally efficient this season, throwing 12 touchdowns without an interception while recording a 122.1 passer rating from a clean pocket. The Lions also rank second in red-zone touchdown percentage (80%), which could prove particularly valuable against a Packers defense allowing touchdowns on nearly 70% of opponents' red-zone possessions. Green Bay has struggled tremendously to establish its rushing attack, ranking last in the NFL at just 3.2 yards per carry and 62 rushing yards per game. Josh Jacobs' return should give Green Bay's rushing attack a boost, although it's unclear how much he'll contribute in his first game back. The Packers could still be forced to rely heavily on Jordan Love and the passing game to move the football consistently. The bye week also presented a great opportunity for Detroit to make some defensive adjustments. Overall, the combination of Detroit's offensive balance, efficiency, additional rest and preparation time, and home-field advantage should give the Lions the edge in this divisional matchup. We'll back Detroit to cover the 3-point spread at Ford Field.

(10/25 at 8:05am via ProphetX)

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BYU @ UCF

UCF +7.5 (-112)

UCF finds itself in an excellent scheduling spot, returning from a bye week to host No. 2 BYU for Homecoming just one week after the Cougars' emotional 28-24 victory over then-No. 2 Notre Dame. BYU now faces a nearly 2,000-mile trip to Orlando following its biggest victory of the season, while UCF has enjoyed two weeks to prepare for this matchup. The Knights are a perfect 3-0 at home this season and should benefit from an electric atmosphere with the highest-ranked opponent ever to visit the Bounce House. Defensively, UCF has been particularly effective against the run, allowing just 118.3 rushing yards per game and only 99.0 yards in Big 12 competition. That could prove important against a BYU offense averaging 206.7 rushing yards per game, especially with star running back LJ Martin ruled out due to an ankle injury. Offensively, UCF quarterback Keyone Jenkins has completed 70.3% of his passes for 806 yards and eight touchdowns, including four touchdown passes against Oklahoma State in his most recent start. With a relatively low total of 43.5 points and more than a touchdown to work with at home, we will back UCF +7.5 to keep this matchup competitive.

(10/24 at 6:30am via ProphetX)

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Tennessee @ South Carolina

South Carolina -2 (-110)

South Carolina enters this matchup in an extremely favorable scheduling spot, coming off a bye week while Tennessee prepares for its eighth consecutive game without a week off. The Volunteers are also coming off a massive 26-10 victory over Alabama, creating a potential letdown spot as they travel to face a well-rested Gamecocks team on the road. South Carolina also enters with considerable momentum following an impressive 38-19 road victory over No. 16 Florida before its bye. Tennessee's offense relies heavily on its rushing attack, averaging 217 yards per game on the ground while ranking just 110th nationally in passing offense (188.0 YPG). This presents a difficult matchup against South Carolina's defense, which ranks third in the SEC against the run, allowing just 103 rushing yards per game. Offensively, the Gamecocks rank 13th nationally in total offense (474.7 YPG), led by dual-threat quarterback LaNorris Sellers, who has accounted for 1,749 total yards and 14 touchdowns through six games. Interestingly, Tennessee opened as a 2.5-point favorite before the market shifted significantly toward South Carolina, despite the Volunteers' superior record and national ranking. With the considerable rest and preparation advantage, a potential emotional letdown for Tennessee, and home-field advantage, our wager is a half unit on South Carolina -2 (-110).

(10/23 at 9:51am via BetMGM)

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Kansas State @ Arizona State

Arizona State +3 (-115)

Arizona State returns home looking to bounce back from a disappointing 53-25 blowout road loss to No. 10 Texas Tech. Head coach Kenny Dillingham has confirmed that veteran Mikey Keene will get the start after replacing Cutter Boley at halftime last week and completing 25 of 34 passes for 256 yards and two touchdowns. The Sun Devils rank 23rd nationally in passing offense (276.7 YPG), although they face a Kansas State defense that ranks third nationally against the pass. Meanwhile, the Wildcats face significant uncertainty at quarterback, with starter Avery Johnson listed as questionable due to a shoulder injury and backup Blake Barnett also questionable. Johnson has been instrumental in Kansas State's offensive success this season, accounting for 1,301 passing yards and 462 rushing yards through six games. His potential absence would be a considerable setback for a Wildcats team that relies heavily on its rushing attack, averaging nearly 240 yards per game on the ground. Kansas State has also yet to win a road game this season, while Arizona State has compiled an impressive 14-6 home record under Dillingham. With a potential offensive boost from Keene, uncertainty surrounding Kansas State's most important offensive player, and home-field advantage, we are comfortable catching 3 points with Arizona State.

(10/23 at 9:46am via ProphetX)

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Ole Miss @ Texas

Texas Moneyline (-135)

Texas presents an intriguing buy-low opportunity after consecutive three-point losses to Oklahoma and Florida sent the Longhorns tumbling from No. 1 to No. 19 in the national rankings. Public perception has shifted considerably, with No. 7 Ole Miss reportedly attracting roughly 70–80% of spread bets despite entering this matchup as a road underdog. Heavily backed public underdogs are typically situations we prefer to avoid, particularly when the betting market has resisted moving below the key number of 3 despite overwhelming support for Ole Miss. Beyond the betting market, Texas remains one of the most talented teams in the country, having already secured impressive victories over Ohio State and Tennessee this season. Defensively, the Longhorns have been excellent, allowing just 272.5 yards and 17.8 points per game, while Ole Miss has struggled considerably on that side of the ball, surrendering 390 yards per game and allowing opponents to convert 44% of their third-down opportunities. This should present an opportunity for quarterback Arch Manning to get the Texas offense back on track in front of its home crowd. We prefer the moneyline at (-135) over laying three points at (-115), as the modest premium increases our implied break-even threshold by approximately four percentage points while protecting against narrow victories. With four of Texas' six games decided by three points or fewer, we believe the added protection, including turning a three-point push into a win, is well worth the price.

(10/24 at 6:33am via Novig)

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Magic @ Knicks

Knicks -7 (-109)

New York returns to Madison Square Garden on Sunday looking for its first win of the season against an Orlando team dealing with significant injuries. The Magic will be without Paolo Banchero, who suffered a high ankle sprain in Friday's loss to Minnesota after averaging 24.5 points and 7.5 assists through his first two games. Orlando will also be without Jonathan Isaac, while Anthony Black remains questionable, further testing the Magic's depth. This presents a favorable matchup for a Knicks defense that ranked ninth in defensive rating last season, allowing just 110.8 points per 100 possessions. New York also holds a significant advantage on the glass, ranking second in defensive rebounding percentage (81.6%), while Orlando ranked just 29th in offensive rebounding percentage (19.5%). Although the Knicks have struggled offensively through their first two games, Orlando's depleted roster should provide New York with opportunities to control this matchup on both ends of the floor. We like New York's chances of securing a comfortable home victory. Our wager is a half unit on the Knicks -7 (-110).

(10/25 at 9:50am via ProphetX)

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Aaron Pico vs. Losene Keita

Pico Moneyline (-135)

Aaron Pico enters this featherweight matchup looking to build on his impressive unanimous decision victory over former Bellator champion Patricio Pitbull in April. The former elite amateur wrestler has developed into a dangerous all-around fighter, recording nine knockouts and two submissions across his 14 professional victories. Pico has also demonstrated considerable offensive volume in his limited UFC appearances, averaging 6.16 significant strikes landed per minute while absorbing just 3.11. Losene Keita presents a legitimate threat on the feet, having recorded 11 knockouts in 17 career wins, including a first-round finish of Muhammad Naimov in September. However, Keita struggled to establish his offense in his previous loss to Nathaniel Wood, and Pico's combination of aggressive striking and high-level wrestling could present significant challenges. Our wager is a half unit on Aaron Pico’s moneyline at (-135).

(10/22 at 9:25am via Caesars)

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Merab Dvalishvili vs. Petr Yan

Dvalishvili Moneyline (+130)

This bantamweight championship trilogy features two fighters who have each secured convincing victories over the other. In their first meeting in March 2023, Dvalishvili dominated Yan across five rounds, landing 147 significant strikes compared to Yan's 75 while completing 11 takedowns on 49 attempts. Yan successfully adjusted in their December 2025 rematch, limiting Dvalishvili to just two takedowns on 29 attempts en route to a unanimous decision victory. However, that defeat came at the end of an exceptionally demanding year for Dvalishvili, who had already successfully defended his championship three times in 2025. Following more than ten months away from competition, Dvalishvili should enter this matchup considerably fresher and better prepared to implement his relentless wrestling approach. The former champion averages an impressive 5.97 takedowns per 15 minutes throughout his UFC career, and his combination of cardio, pressure, and grappling could make the difference if he returns to his previous form. Interestingly, Dvalishvili entered the last fight as a massive -400 favorite, making this current (+130) price a significant shift in the betting market. At plus money, we see value in backing a fresher and more prepared version of Dvalishvili to regain the bantamweight championship.

(10/23 at 1:14pm via Fanatics)

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Lone’er Kavanagh vs. Ramazan Temirov

Kavanagh Moneyline (-105)

Lone'er Kavanagh has already established himself as a legitimate contender in the UFC's flyweight division, highlighted by his impressive unanimous decision victory over former champion Brandon Moreno in February. The 27-year-old followed that performance with a competitive matchup against Brandon Royval in July, ultimately suffering a third-round submission loss in a fight that earned Fight of the Night honors. Kavanagh has demonstrated impressive striking accuracy throughout his UFC career, connecting on 50% of his significant strike attempts compared to just 41% for Ramazan Temirov. He also holds a four-inch reach advantage, which could prove particularly valuable against Temirov's aggressive, power-oriented striking approach. Temirov enters riding a 12-fight winning streak and possesses considerable knockout power, with 12 of his 20 professional victories coming by KO/TKO. However, Kavanagh's technical striking, superior reach, and ability to mix attacks to the head, body, and legs should allow him to control the distance and limit Temirov's opportunities. Our wager is a small one on Lone'er Kavanagh at (-105).

(10/23 at 1:04pm via BetMGM)

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Azamat Murzakanov vs. Dominick Reyes

Murzakanov By KO/TKO (-115)

Azamat Murzakanov is looking to rebound from the first defeat of his professional career, suffering a third-round knockout loss to Paulo Costa in April. Despite that setback, the Russian still holds an impressive 16-1 record and possesses exceptional finishing ability, recording 12 knockout victories, representing 75% of his career wins, with ten first-round finishes. His UFC performances have been equally impressive, with five finishes in six victories, including first-round knockouts of Aleksandar Rakic and Brendson Ribeiro. Dominick Reyes remains a dangerous striker with considerable size and reach advantages, but his durability has been a concern throughout his career, with four of his five professional losses coming by knockout. Reyes was stopped by Carlos Ulberg in September 2025 before rebounding with a narrow split decision victory over Johnny Walker in April. Although Murzakanov is coming off a disappointing performance, we like the (-115) price on him to get a KO/TKO within 15 minutes.

(10/23 at 1:00pm via FanDuel)

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