"But drawing up a workable game plan for Jarrett Stidham is right in Sean Payton's wheelhouse, so don't count out the Broncos. What's more, Drake Maye has fumbled a combined six times in the last two games, so this won't be a cakewalk for the Patriots. Still, it feels like New England should get the edge, having beaten a solid defense (Chargers) and an outstanding one (Houston) in the run-up to this game."
"All lines and over/under numbers are according to FanDuel Sportsbook. Last week, Farmer posted a 4-0 (1.000) record. He has a 179-103 (.635) record over the regular season and playoffs. Using point spreads with the scores Farmer predicted, his record against the spread last week was 2-2 (.500). His record against the spread in the regular season and the playoffs is 129-153 (.457). All times are Pacific and TV reflects broadcasts in the Los Angeles area."
Lines and over/under numbers are from FanDuel Sportsbook. Season and playoff record stands at 179-103 (.635); the record against the spread is 129-153 (.457). Last week produced a 4-0 mark (1.000); the spread result last week was 2-2 (.500). The Patriots possess a slight edge over the Broncos despite Bo Nix's injury because Jarrett Stidham can be schemed for by Sean Payton. Drake Maye fumbled six times in the last two games, increasing Denver's vulnerability. New England beat the Chargers and Houston and regained run toughness with Milton Williams back. Predicted score: Patriots 24, Broncos 20. Seahawks and Rams are the league's two best teams, their two meetings were separated by one point and one yard, and either team can be argued to win.
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