NFL · Week 7 · 2026·Updated
The house desk's call on every game still to play: the side and the total at the number it called, how sure it is, and why. Beside each, the Perfect Pair, the player prop that wins for the same reason.
Every call on this page is graded against the final score, and the record is public in the OddsDesk app.
14 games still to play · 11 with a call · 13 with a Perfect Pair
Chicago's elite pass rush will overwhelm New England's heavily depleted offensive line.
Fade the Highlight Reel fired on CHI with 73% tickets on NE, supported by Chicago's #2 pass rush facing NE's depleted offensive line.
Sagarin projects 38.31 (12.19 points under market) while grass (52.41% under) and primetime (55.05% under) environment gates clear.
Saints dominate late downs and red zone while Pittsburgh faces major regression.
New Orleans holds elite high-leverage advantages in red zone EPA (+0.306 vs -0.131) and 3rd down rate (0.425 vs 0.333) against an overvalued Pittsburgh team due for heavy regression.
Power Ratings projects 35.73 total points behind two sub-zero EPA passing offenses, though Sagarin's conflicting 51.47 projection caps confidence.
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Facing a bottom-tier PIT pass rush generating only 0.177 pressure, Shough clears 232.5 passing yards as NO dictates tempo with 66.8 plays.
Purdy's elite down-to-down efficiency outlasts severe receiver attrition against Atlanta's secondary.
Purdy's 0.316 EPA and SF's league-leading 0.519 EDSR survive receiver injuries against an Atlanta defense missing key cornerbacks.
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With Mike Evans and Deebo Samuel Sr. Out, Kittle absorbs intermediate targets against an Atlanta defense missing top cornerbacks.
Cleveland's inflated record and missing backfield meet an undervalued Titans home dog.
Fade the Highlight Reel fires against 75% public ticket split, backed by Power Ratings projecting TEN -3.86 and Cleveland's +2.1 pythagorean luck surplus.
Power Ratings projects 30.34 and Sagarin projects 32.2, combining with bottom-tier offensive EPAs (-0.087 and -0.149) for a massive edge on the under.
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Facing a Cleveland secondary allowing 5.5 yards per pass, Ward's -0.198 pass EPA and slow 2.96s release fall well short of 196.5 passing yar
Minnesota's dead-last early-down and red-zone offense cannot cover nearly a touchdown.
Fade the Highlight Reel fired with 51% of tickets on MIN while Vikings rank 32nd in EDSR (0.321) and red-zone EPA (-0.344).
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Taylor carries a 0.739 team carry share and keeps heavy volume as Indianapolis controls tempo and keeps the game script tight.
Public backing of New York creates inflated line value on Miami plus the points.
Fade the Highlight Reel fires with 58% of public tickets on NYJ and fewer than three opposing votes.
Power Ratings projects a 32.53 total against market 38.5, reinforced by NYJ's #31 red-zone EPA.
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With Hall and Mitchell out, Wilson's 0.704 WOPR dominates target volume against Miami's secondary allowing a 0.694 completion rate.
Tampa Bay's quarterback injury structurally voids the board.
TB starting QB Baker Mayfield ruled Out (thumb), invalidating baseline offensive and total projections
One edge here
The desk passed on the spread and the total. This is the bet it would make.
Hubbard commands a dominant 0.726 carry share and projects for heavy volume against a backup quarterback script.
Lamar Jackson's confirmed absence structurally breaks baseline efficiency models.
Starting QB Lamar Jackson is Out (ankle), invalidating Baltimore's baseline offensive EPA and passing metrics.
One edge here
The desk passed on the spread and the total. This is the bet it would make.
Higgins commands an elite 0.644 WOPR and Burrow releases in 2.57s against a Baltimore defense yielding 63.6% completions.
Houston's anemic red-zone offense cannot justify laying double digits against New York.
Model consensus projects margin at HOU -3.2 to -4.92, yielding a 5+ point edge over an inflated double-digit line.
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Nabers' extreme 0.69 WOPR ensures heavy passing volume against a Houston secondary conceding a 0.653 completion rate allowed.
Arizona's passing stability and Denver's regressing one-score luck expose a false road favorite.
Fade the Highlight Reel fires at HIGH on Arizona +4.5 against 63% tickets on Denver, backed by a +1.1 Pythagorean luck gap.
Power Ratings projects 36.25 points from Denver's 57.0 plays per game, supported by Arizona's -0.177 red-zone EPA and natural grass under trends.
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Trey McBride's 0.285 target share and elite volume attack a Denver secondary missing safety Talanoa Hufanga to easily top 7.5 catches.
Detroit's early-down dominance and red-zone efficiency expose Green Bay's inflated record.
Detroit's elite early-down success (0.504) and red-zone conversion (+0.322) dominate Green Bay's stalling offense (-0.197 RZ EPA) and regress Green Bay's +0.9 Pythagorean win luck.
Power Ratings (49.91) and Sagarin (49.82) both project a total well below 53.5, driven by Green Bay's 5.1 yards per pass allowed and poor red-zone finishing.
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Leading game script feeds Gibbs's 0.82 carry share to run out the clock against Green Bay.
Depleted Rams front and secondary leave road favorite vulnerable against Cousins and Bowers.
Power Ratings projects LV -5.55 and Cousins outpaces Stafford in EPA (0.183 vs 0.074) while LA defensive attrition blunts pressure.
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Clean pockets against LA's depleted front funnel Kirk Cousins' targets directly to Brock Bowers over 5.5 receptions.
Mahomes' quick release and early-down dominance expose Seattle's porous pass protection.
KC holds overwhelming EPA (+0.155 vs -0.076) and EDSR (0.496 vs 0.420) advantages while Darnold's 3.25s release exposes Seattle's 31st-ranked pass protection.
Power Ratings (63.26) and Sagarin (47.01) both project well above the market line against Seattle's vulnerable secondary and pass protection.
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Kenneth Walker III commands a 0.763 carry share with +0.118 EPA/rush and will see elevated volume in positive game script.
Philadelphia quarterback Jalen Hurts on IR triggers a mandatory structural pass.
Starting QB Jalen Hurts is on IR (calf), invalidating all baseline EPA and passing metrics.
One edge here
The desk passed on the spread and the total. This is the bet it would make.
Williams commands a 0.697 carry share facing a heavily depleted Philadelphia roster, setting up elevated rushing volume in a positive game s
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