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The guys also have a parlay they like that pays out +595.

Browns (+4) to cover against the Ravens.

Eagles (-3) to cover against the Giants.

White (2-1 last week in picks featured here)

Falcons (-2) to cover against the Jaguars.

49ers (-3) to cover against the Vikings.

Will Brinson (1-2 last week in picks featured here)

Buccaneers (-2.5) to cover against the Colts.

Bengals (-3.5) to cover against the Steelers.

Titans (+5.5) to cover against the Patriots.

Pete Prisco (2-1 last week in picks featured here) (Seriously, you can WATCH the podcast.) You can also check out our takeaways from each game by clicking here for Bears-Lions, here for Cowboys-Raiders and here for Bills-Saints.ДЄnyway, Brinson and White spent nearly 60 minutes going over the best bets for every single game, and we're going to cover three of their picks below (Even though he didn't show up for the podcast, Prisco decided to email some picks in). To listen to or watch today's episode on YouTube, be sure to click here. As for Buffalo's offense, the Bills weren't flashy, but Josh Allen did do more than enough (260 yards, four TD passes) to lead his team to the blowout win. To put that in perspective, they only finished with under 200 yards twice during Drew Brees' ENTIRE time with the team (2006-2020). The Saints finished with just 190 yards of offense, marking the second time this year they've finished with under 200 yards. With Trevor Siemian at quarterback, the Saints simply couldn't move the ball on Buffalo's defense. The Bills jumped out to a quick 10-0 lead and it was basically over after that. This was the Thanksgiving nightcap and if you had way too much food and alcohol in you to pay close attention to this game, I have some good news: You didn't miss much. We'll be covering this game in more detail further down the page, so I'm going to stop talking about it now.

Not only did Derek Carr connect on several deep balls, but the Raiders also got several huge plays off of pass interference calls on the Cowboys. The Raiders' offensive strategy was 'just throw the ball up and hope something good happens' and it actually worked in this game.

Four days after holding the Chiefs to just 19 points, the Cowboys had no answers for a Raiders offense that piled up 36 points and more than 500 yards.

Raiders win wild one over Cowboys.В We should probably refer to the losing team in this game as the 'Allas Cowboys' because they had absolutely no 'D' on Thursday.

You can read his explanation for the gaffe by clicking here.

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During the final drive, the Lions went full Lions when coach Dan Campbell pulled the old 'double timeout' move which is totally illegal, because In the NFL, you're not allowed to call two timeouts in a row, but Campbell did it anyway. Andy Dalton threw for 317 yards and that includes going 4 of 6 for 39 yards on the Bears' final possession, which ended with Cairo Santos hitting a 28-yard field goal as time expired to win the game. On paper, this was the worst Thanksgiving game of the day and the one where a nap would have made a sense, but if you took a nap, you missed a surprisingly entertaining game.

Bears win dramatically over Lions.В With Matt Nagy on the hot seat, the Bears slightly cooled things down for him with their wild win over the Lions.

Here are a few key aspects of each game that we touched on: