[Elvis]

Released by Westgate SuperBook:

https://news.wagertalk.com/nfl-odds/com ... -las-vegas

It's a PDF, haven't found it in a better format for posting here but Rams:

Bears +7
@Colts -1.5
Tampa +1
AZ +4.5
@Seahawks E
@NYG +3.5
Lions +12
@Texans +8.5
Titans +5.5
@SF -3
@Packers +1
Jags +9.5
@AZ +2.5
Seahawks +4
@Minn +2.5
@Ravens -3
SF +3

[Hacksaw]

a fg spread between us and the neiners is calling it even..

[Gareth]

This has us as a one point favorite at Green Bay? That doesn’t sound right.

[69RamFan]

Wow,,,

That site as us with a 13 - 3 - 1 record....

Not to shabby....

If our OL can come up big time,,,

I would have to agree...

[Elvis]

This has us as a one point favorite at Green Bay? That doesn’t sound right.

Assuming that's because of Rodgers being a question mark...

[snackdaddy]

Wow,,,

That site as us with a 13 - 3 - 1 record....

Not to shabby....

If our OL can come up big time,,,

I would have to agree...

In a 17 game season I think we have a decent shot at 12 or 13 wins. Probably not top seed but an early home game.

[aeneas1]

so if every spread hit, including "picks" which we'll count as ties, year-end win / loss records would look like this:

- the niners with more wins than the rams despite the rams having (what many seem to believe is) an elite duo in stafford + mcvay while the niners have nothing but question marks at qb... super bowl odds and early power rankings also reflect both teams being very, very close, seems weird.

- seahawks 2-7 on the road.

- chiefs no losses on the year, the bucs with just 1 (to the rams in week 3), and the ravens with just 1.

- jaguars with just 2 wins despite the second coming of dan marino.

- holmes, goff and brockers winless in detroit, along with the texans.

red text = underdog (predicted loss):

[rams74]

so if every spread hit, including "picks" which we'll count as ties, year-end win / loss records would look like this:

What would be the odds of every spread hitting? Could you bet on that?

[Elvis]

Another thing to look at:

[aeneas1]

so if i'm reading this right, the lions will have a rest advantage of 1, 3 and 8 days against 3 of their 17 opponents, while being at a 1 day rest disadvantage in another game? and they're tied at second in biggest rest advantage? but vegas and most pundits still think they will be one of the worst, losingest teams in 2021?

anyway, looks like facing teams coming off a bye week drives this "net rest edge" chart -the team ranked last in rest edge, washington, will face 2 teams coming off a bye week while the team ranked first in rest edge, carolina, won't face any... last year teams were 18-14 after a bye week, and in 2019 they were 11-21, since 2010 teams own a .520 winning record after a bye week.