Friday Preview - NFL Week 5

First game on the board, Philadelphia on the road at the Jacksonville Jags from two and a half on the look ahead up to seven and a half.

Currently, 45 and a half is the total all the way down to 42 shaded under.

I read somewhere earlier this morning.

This is the biggest move in a neutral field game.

I believe it was also any game without a QB injury.

for the opposing team in terms of value that the line has moved and crossed.

So it goes through three, goes through seven, massive adjustment from where we were.

And this was like from watching the board, talking to other groups, hearing things, it was like buys.

everywhere up along this way in favor of Jacksonville.

I mean, there's been no resistance for Philly whatsoever.

And I mean, rightfully so.

When you think about the offensive line changes, the injuries at the skill positions, Jonathan Grenard still questionable, the way that the Eagles have handled this travel.

I've seen pros on the missed the playoffs.

I've seen pros on the wind total under have seen pros elsewhere in the division.

I mean, it's been just all Jacksonville money because of all the issues in Philly.

And I think, too, back earlier in the season, Philly, maybe the Tennessee game went earlier, had a ridiculously successful game on third down that saved them, and then we've seen that come crashing down.

That game against the Rams, less than 100 yards, they're up two scores.

It was just a bizarre game for how that played.

There hasn't been a lot of... intrigue excitement difference making from Sean Mannion but then also his offense has been severely limited by some of these injuries and so I just I don't think there's a lot of upside there whatsoever and I do wonder does this tick up a little bit more I got kind of feels yes looking at the board I just don't know what's going to get anybody interested in Philly with all of these injuries I do think within the market we're going to see a willingness to fade Jacksonville And I'm not saying this because I'm disgruntled from backing Cincinnati last week, but this is a team that continuously finds ways to get massive wins on the scoreboard.

But within the yards per play, within the net success rate, a lot of numbers not aligning with how big some of these wins are for Jacksonville.

And another thing that stands out, TA had a good post about it last week.

They just continue to face teams with bad QB situations, below average QBs, and it's really slanting in favor of their strength of schedule.

Now, I know Jags fans don't want to hear this.

I said this in a media spot last week and got killed for it.

Again, rightfully so, lost a bet.