The Saints enter this matchup at 9-2 and look to avenge Week 11's defeat to these same Falcons. The Falcons looked dead and buried in that matchup on a 6 game losing streak but managed to pull off an improbable upset as 14 point underdogs. The win propelled them to another the following week over the Panthers before losing to the Buccaneers last week to fall to 3-8. For the Falcons, TE Austin Hooper has been ruled out for this game. WR Julio Jones and TE Luke Stocker are listed as questionable. For the Saints, G Andrus Peat, FB Zach Line and OT Terron Armstead have been ruled out. C/G Will Clapp, CB Marshon Lattimore and WR Deonte Harris are listed as questionable. The Falcons will have trouble moving the ball without key players Hooper and Jones who is more likely to be a decoy if he does suit up. The Falcons hardly have much of a home field advantage to speak of and the fact that they can't even sell out the stadium on Thanksgiving shows just how nonexistant the fanbase is at the moment. The Saints should have a healthy presence in the stands and this should feel more like a home game for the visitors! Falcons' defense has shown improvement but a lot of this was fraudulent as evidenced by last week's thrashing by the Bucs. The Saints' offense is even more dynamic and multi-dimensional and should win this one by a comfortable margin.

The Cowboys are at a crossroads in the season with a mediocre 6-5 record and a disheartening defeat last week to the Patriots that saw owner Jerry Jones chew out the coaching staff on national TV. The future looks bleak despite still being in a tie for 1st place in the division with the Eagles. The Bills quietly have the 3rd best mark in the AFC at 8-3 and are coming off another workmanlike 20-3 victory over the Broncos on Sunday. For the Cowboys, LB Leighton Vander Esch and DT Antwaun Woods have both been ruled out for this game. S Jeff Heath is listed as questionable. For the bils, OT Ty Nsekhe has been ruled out. WR Robert Foster and C Mitch Morse are listed as questionable. It wouldn't be crazy at all to say the Cowboys are the more talented team than the Patriots last week and the Bills tonight. However, it was again their poor coaching that held Dallas back as the team showed very little preparation for the weather conditions and their special teams play was especially horrid. it's our opinion that poor coaching will again be an issue with Bills' head coach Sean McDermott quietly becoming one of the top coaches in the league. The visitors should be much better prepared, have the better gameplan and execute better and have the better in game management. The Bills' defense isn't too shabby either with their pass defense matching up well against the Cowboys' strength. If the Cowboys had any sense, they'd look to run the ball more but either route should lead to a lower scoring game and the Bills' superior coaching should give them good chances to win it outright. There is nothing wrong with taking a full touchdown head start but we'd rather go for the big score on the moneyline. We like two bets for this game!

The Cowboys are at a crossroads in the season with a mediocre 6-5 record and a disheartening defeat last week to the Patriots that saw owner Jerry Jones chew out the coaching staff on national TV. The future looks bleak despite still being in a tie for 1st place in the division with the Eagles. The Bills quietly have the 3rd best mark in the AFC at 8-3 and are coming off another workmanlike 20-3 victory over the Broncos on Sunday. For the Cowboys, LB Leighton Vander Esch and DT Antwaun Woods have both been ruled out for this game. S Jeff Heath is listed as questionable. For the bils, OT Ty Nsekhe has been ruled out. WR Robert Foster and C Mitch Morse are listed as questionable. It wouldn't be crazy at all to say the Cowboys are the more talented team than the Patriots last week and the Bills tonight. However, it was again their poor coaching that held Dallas back as the team showed very little preparation for the weather conditions and their special teams play was especially horrid. it's our opinion that poor coaching will again be an issue with Bills' head coach Sean McDermott quietly becoming one of the top coaches in the league. The visitors should be much better prepared, have the better gameplan and execute better and have the better in game management. The Bills' defense isn't too shabby either with their pass defense matching up well against the Cowboys' strength. If the Cowboys had any sense, they'd look to run the ball more but either route should lead to a lower scoring game and the Bills' superior coaching should give them good chances to win it outright. There is nothing wrong with taking a full touchdown head start but we'd rather go for the big score on the moneyline. We like two bets for this game!

Mississippi State is 5-6 overall and in desperate need to procure their sixth win to earn bowl eligibility. Ole Miss stands at 4-7 and is out of the bowl picture. Nevertheless, the "Egg Bowl" still has a lot of meaning even with two struggling teams as long term recruitment is always a factor as well as renewed confidence in the respective coaching staffs. The Rebels' QB John Rhys Plumlee has stepped in admirably since Matt Corral went down with injury and Plumlee and RB Jerrion Ealy have proven to be too much to handle for nearly all SEC defenses they have faced, including #2 ranked LSU last week. The Bulldogs get some good news this week as they get three suspended players back on defense but this isn't an area they were particularly excelled at anyway and explosive plays have been an issue all season. On the other side, the Bulldogs should attack the Rebels' through the air and have success against the SEC's worst pass defense. Emotions will be high as the Rebels look for revenge from last year's near shutout and we expect plenty of explosive plays to keep the scoring at a maximum.

FREE PREMIUM - At the weekend, Chelsea had Manchester City on the ropes, but a goal against play knocked them back. It was also a bit disappointing that the Blues didn’t take more risks in the last 15 minutes of that game, because from a possession perspective they deserved at least a point. Despite 21-8 goal attempts and 6-2 shots on target, the reverse leg was won by Valencia (0-1). It’s hard to forget the game for a number of reasons, and one was Ross Barkley missing a penalty. The Blues have improved dramatically since, and they now look a challenger for a top four place in the EPL. Young players such has Abraham, Mount, Hudson-Odoi, Pulisic, Reece and Tomori are looking like the real deal, whereas Willian, Kovacic, Jorginho and Kante are at the top of their game! Prior to the weekend, Chelsea had won six successive away games. Two of them where in Lille and Ajax, so travelling here is unlikely to phase them! While Valencia won the last round fixture against Lille 4-1, you would have had to watch the game to understand it was a number which didn’t reflect superiority! With regards to team news, Barkley, Van Ginkel, Loftus-Cheek and Rudiger remain out for the visitors, they played just 7 games between them. Cheryshev, Kondogbia, Guedes, Diakhaby and Piccini won’t be available for Los Che, they where involved in 31 games between them. Team advantage Chelsea, and they have more quality too!

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The Thunder enter this matchup at 6-10 on the year and have struggled recently with a tough schedule though they've performed well against the market with a 4-1 record ATS in their last 5 games. The Blazers just concluded a tough stretch of their own, going 2-4 on their recent road trip and have dropped 10 of their last 13 games overall. Neither side has any significant or new injury concerns. The Blazers have had their reliable duo of Damian Lillard and CJ McCollum for 5 seasons now but the talent surrounding them have continued to decline and has hit an all time low this year. Injuries have certainly played a part but the team's recent signing of Carmelo Anthony shows just how bleak and desperate the situation has become. With Nerlens Noel back from an illness and Steven Adams rounding into form, the Thunder have a hefty advantage inside against a Blazers team with just Hassan Whiteside as the only reliable interior presence. While Oklahoma City's main driving force from a season ago, Russell Westbrook, is gone, this should still serve as a revenge match for the Thunder who were unceremoniously knocked out of the playoffs last year by the Blazers in a contentious series. We believe this game will mean a little bit extra to Thunder coach Billy Donovan and the Thunder's superior bench play and defense should dominate against a Blazers team that struggles at essentially everything at the moment that doesn't involve Lillard and McCollum from an offensive standpoint. The Blazers' defense is virtually nonexistant and their rebounding, which was one of their strengths last year, has been extremely poor even in spite of Whiteside's ability. The hosts have no identity, no spacing and no plan. Visitors should have every chance to win this outright!

The Bucks enter this matchup in blistering form, winners of 8 straight and 12 of their last 13 games, albeit not the best record ATS (6-7) over that span. The Hawks even covered one of those games but still have just two wins over their last 15 games. George Hill will miss this game for the Bucks but they do get back Khris Middleton after missing 7 games, though he will be on a minutes limit. The Hawks are still without John Collins and Kevin Huerter. DeAndre Bembry is questionable and Cam Reddish is probable. Huerter and Collins are still key absences for the Hawks who are overly reliant on Trae Young to have blockbuster nights to just be able to compete. The Hawks shot inordinately well last week in this matchup and the Bucks probably still deserved to cover in our opinion. We believe the Bucks should be a bit more motivated playing this one at home and should win this one going away!

The Hornets are 6-12 on the year and have struggled, losing their last 5 games in a row. The Pistons aren't much better at 6-11 but have won two of their last three games, albeit against weak competition. Cody Zeller is probable for the Hornets after suffering a leg contusion against Miami on Monday. Reggie Jackson remains out and Tony Snell is listed as questionable after missing the last 4 games. The matchup that took place two weeks ago had a mildly surprising result as the Hornets came out on top 109-106 on a buzzer beater by Malik Monk. The Pistons squandered away a large halftime lead in that game so we're not overly impressed by the Hornets who play hard most games but simply lack talent to even be a middling team. The Pistons have a massive edge inside with their big bodies against a lackluster Hornets' frontcourt. Blake Griffin had an off night two weeks ago as he was still coming back from injury but should dominate this matchup as should his entire team provided they stay focused for both halves. Snell's potential return adds another small edge for the visitors as a versatile defender and shooter. We suppose this could be called a revenge game but the visitors have the superior talent and their improved defense should be more than enough here to win this by margin.

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The Mavericks enter this matchup at 11-5 on the year and have been on a tear recently, winning 5 in a row and are coming off a 137-123 victory over the Rockets. On the other side, The Clippers have a 5 game winning streak of their own and sit a half game better at 12-5. Kawhi Leonard is off the injury report for the Clippers, indicating there's a high chance that he plays tonight's front end of a back to back as opposed to tomorrow night's game against the Grizzlies. The key to shutting down the Mavericks has been to put a competent defender on Luka Doncic as he's more or less been a one man show this year with Kristaps Porzingis still showing signs of rust. The Clippers should use both Patrick Beverley to frustrate the young Slovenian and Paul George to take advantage of George's length. Even Leonard can play lockdown defense on Doncic when needed. When Doncic struggles, this creates a stagnant offense with lots of turnovers and we expect for the Clippers to aim for this type of ugly game. Under seems like the logical play to us!

In a critical battle to decide the MAC's West Division, Northern Illinois hosts Western Michigan. With a win over the Huskies, the Broncos would clinch the division title and earn a trip to Detroit to play Miami (OH) in the conference title game two weeks from now. At 4-7 overall and 3-4 in the division, the Huskies chances of a conference title or a bowl game are both out of reach but they can still play spoiler against their division rival. Huskies' QB Ross Bowers is doubtful for this game which leaves QB Marcus Childers likely under center. While we would prefer pro-style QB Bowers from the Huskies' standpoint, dual-threat Childers may actually be better suited for this game due to the dreadful weather in the forecast calling for rain and heavy winds. Given the conditions, neither side should stray too far from a run-heavy conservative gameplan. The Huskies defend the run far better than the pass and should be able to keep this a reasonable scoring game.