Big Dog

After week 4, non-div home dogs of more than +5 on Sunday on 6 days rest & on a 3 game ats losing streak, off being a road dog of more than +7 & gave up more than 32pts:

week>4 and NDIV and H and line>5 and rest=6 and day=Sunday and ats streak=-3 and p:A and p:line>7 and po:points>32

6-0 s/u & ats

dogs of:  +9', +6', +14, +6', +7' & +11...and some really bad teams

Titans+9'

Titans m/l

what makes this more enticing is 90% of the $$$ are on the Chargers- & 98% on the m/l

if they were dogs of more than +10 last game:

0-4 o/u

Under 43'

@Riderx

 Great work..thx and .....gl

Titans aren't winning this one.

Beating the spread on the other hand, I could never Riley that out.

Big Fav

Since '02 & before week 17, non-div road dogs of +7 or more off an ats loss of more than -13 as a home dog in which they gave up more than 200 RY, opp is off a road fav win:

0-3 s/u...by -32.7ppg

0-3 ats...by -21.2ppg

against Car+13'

play on:  GB-13'

I see some juicy alt lines on GB, too

Why play bad, inconsistent teams?? Much better options like Jags, Bears or SF

Because dogs HAVE to win at some point.  I agree with OP.  If fav ML‘s every game, we’d all be rich.

I agree, but to say the Jags and Bears are consistent, and SF to a degree is a stretch.

We know the Titans are bad, but Jacksonville is the biggest enigma of a team I've ever seen. You have absolutely zero idea which team is going to show up every week.

Same with Mac Jones' 49ers, and the Bears lost by 2 TDs to the Ravens on their third string QB last week. 

NFL is week to week, I didn't say those teams were consistent, if given a choice Titans would be last, even with the 9.