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The Bet On Sports App team is back with NFL Week 9. The Jaguars opened the week by rolling past a short-handed Ravens team 33-10 on Thursday night, and Sunday brings 13 games, starting with Cincinnati and Atlanta at the Bernabeu in Madrid and ending with Tampa Bay at Chicago (-6.5) on Sunday Night Football.


The Titans and Steelers are on bye, and Buffalo visits Minnesota on Monday night. We're focusing on three Sunday games with the biggest betting storylines: Joe Burrow's hot streak in Madrid, Joe Milton's first career start for a reeling Eagles team, and a 5-3 vs. 5-3 matchup in Foxborough.


Here's the line movement, player props, injuries and trends to know before kickoff.


>Cincinnati [https://mailman.betonsports.eu/email_marketing_click.html?x=a62e&co=jky&lc=On&mc=Q&s=jkN&u=s&z=oAAfbI5&]at Atlanta (Madrid), Sunday 9:30 a.m. (ET)


Line: Cincinnati -3. Over/under: 52.5.


*The Bengals opened as 3.5-point favorites and have sat at -3 (-115 to -118) since Monday, with a few books hanging -2.5 at a heavier price. The total is the big mover: it opened around 50.5, climbed as high as 53 by Tuesday and sits at 52.5, the highest number on the Week 9 board. Tickets on the total are split evenly, but 77% of the money at Hard Rock is on the Over.


*Cincinnati (5-2, 4-3 ATS) has won three straight, most recently 43-36 in overtime over Tennessee, and the Over has hit in all three. Joe Burrow leads the NFL with 20 touchdown passes, has thrown at least four in three straight games and is averaging 302 passing yards per game on 73% completions. The concern is the secondary: cornerback DJ Turner II (heel) returned to full practice Thursday, but safety Kyle Dugger (quad) hasn't practiced and safety Jordan Battle (hamstring) has been limited.


*Atlanta (3-5, 3-5 ATS) is coming off a 16-0 shutout loss to Tampa Bay in which it allowed 310 rushing yards and Michael Penix Jr. threw four interceptions. Bijan Robinson has 780 rushing yards, and Brian Robinson Jr. (hamstring) has practiced on a limited basis after missing last week. Edge rusher James Pearce Jr. returns from an eight-game suspension, while wide receiver Zachariah Branch (hamstring) and edge Samson Ebukam (hamstring) are out. Cincinnati has won and covered the last three meetings, and the Over is 4-1 in the last five.


Picks:


*Bengals -3. Burrow is playing as well as any quarterback in the league, and Atlanta's offense just went scoreless with Penix turning it over four times.


*Over 52.5. Cincinnati games keep turning into shootouts, and a banged-up Bengals safety group gives Bijan Robinson and Atlanta's offense room to keep pace.


*Ja'Marr Chase anytime touchdown. He has six scores this season, and he's Burrow's first look in the red zone during this four-touchdown run.


>New York [https://mailman.betonsports.eu/email_marketing_click.html?x=a62e&co=jky&lc=OQ&mc=Q&s=jkN&u=s&z=o6hWeIX&]at Philadelphia, Sunday 1 p.m. (ET)


Line: New York -3. Over/under: 38.5.


*The Giants opened between -2.5 and -3 and briefly moved to -3.5 when the Eagles announced Joe Milton would start, before settling back at -3 (-120) at most books. About 77% of spread bets and 75% of the money are on New York. The total has fallen from 40 to 38.5, the lowest number on the Sunday board, and while 68% of tickets are on the Over, 82% of the money is on the Under.


*Philadelphia (2-6) has lost six straight, its longest skid since 2012. Jalen Hurts is on injured reserve with blood clots, Tanner McKee went 0-3 as the starter and was benched after last week's 27-10 loss to Washington, and Milton gets his first NFL start after being signed off Dallas' practice squad in October. His props are 188.5 passing yards, 0.5 passing touchdowns (Over -220) and 22.5 rushing yards. He'll be short on help: DeVonta Smith (hamstring), Dontayvion Wicks (ankle) and Britain Covey (knee) haven't practiced, and Saquon Barkley (hamstring/back) was upgraded to limited Thursday after a DNP Wednesday. Kicker Jake Elliott (right ankle) has also been limited.


*The Giants (4-2-1) lead the NFC East coming off their bye, with J.J. McCarthy starting in place of Jaxson Dart (season-ending knee injury). McCarthy has just one touchdown pass this season, and the offense is built on the run: New York ran for 188 yards in its last game, spread across six players. Malik Nabers (knee) was a new addition to the report Thursday and didn't practice, and running back Cam Skattebo (hamstring) has missed both practices. Abdul Carter (illness) returned to full practice Thursday.


Picks:


*Under 38.5. Two offenses with major question marks at quarterback, and the sharp money has been one-way on the Under all week.


*Joe Milton Over 22.5 rushing yards. Mobility is the main reason the Eagles made the switch, and with Smith and Wicks likely out, Milton's legs may be his most reliable option.


*Giants -3. New York is the healthier, better-rested team, and Philadelphia hasn't won since September.

>Green Bay atNew England [https://mailman.betonsports.eu/email_marketing_click.html?x=a62e&co=jky&lc=Oz&mc=Q&s=jkN&u=s&z=o8iH8pa&], Sunday 4:25 p.m. (ET)


Line: New England -3. Over/under: 45.5.


*The Patriots have been a steady 3-point favorite all week (-112 to -120). The total opened at 46.5 and is down to 45.5 at DraftKings, with the market ranging from 44.5 to 46.5 across books, so shop for the best number.


*Green Bay (5-3) has covered five straight games, and the Under has hit in all five. The defense has allowed just 14.6 points per game over that stretch, third-fewest in the NFL, and Jordan Love is averaging 280.8 passing yards per game with 16 touchdowns. Micah Parsons (knee) has returned to practice from the PUP list, but the target is Thanksgiving week, not Sunday. Christian Watson (rib) has been limited, cornerback Keisean Nixon (groin) didn't practice Thursday, and linebacker Zaire Franklin (shin), center Sean Rhyan (ankle) and tight end Josh Whyle (concussion) haven't practiced at all.


*New England (5-3) is 3-0 at home and came back to beat Miami 24-19 last week, but has failed to cover three straight while going Over in five straight. Drake Maye (right shoulder) is a full participant and has 15 touchdowns and 8.5 yards per attempt. His weapons are thin: A.J. Brown (ankle/knee), tight end Hunter Henry (foot) and running back TreVeyon Henderson (illness) have all missed every practice this week, and Romeo Doubs is on injured reserve. Demario Douglas leads the team with 332 receiving yards and four touchdowns.


Picks:


*Packers +3. Green Bay has covered five straight, and the Patriots could be missing their top receiver, tight end and running back.


*Under 45.5. The Packers' defense has been the story of their season, and a Patriots offense without Brown and Henry has fewer ways to keep up.


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