The Saints are giving up 32 points a game but have scored at least 24 in every match, so we expect more points than the market has allowed when the unbeaten Vikings visit New Orleans.
The 49ers are 4-0 and scoring 30.5 points a game, yet they are still underdogs in Seattle, so we take San Francisco at $2.34 in the game of the week.
The Bears ran for 232 yards last week and face a Packers side that cannot run the ball, so we back Chicago to cover a small line at Lambeau.
Cincinnati have lost two straight as favourites and Ja'Marr Chase is in concussion protocol, so we take winless Miami with a 7.5-point start.
The Chargers are 0-4 but have won three of their last four meetings with Denver, and the Broncos are slow starters, so we take Los Angeles at home with a 3.5-point start.
The Browns have won three straight and the Jets managed just 157 yards last week without Breece Hall to come back, so Cleveland are value as underdogs at $2.10.
Arizona were last in the league for net yards per play coming into last week and Dan Campbell's Lions usually respond after a loss, so we back Detroit to cover 4.5.
Atlanta have scored 80 points in their last two games and Baltimore average 29 a game, so we back the over in Sunday night's game while Lamar Jackson's ankle is in doubt.
Both teams are 0-4 and Houston have not covered a line all season, so we take the Titans with a 7.5-point start at home.
Every Cowboys game has gone over this season and the Buccaneers have injuries in the secondary on a short week, so the total is our play on Thursday Night Football.
