Covering the Spread

Will the scoring pace in the NFL eventually get back near where it was in previous seasons, or should we expect the shootouts to continue? FanDuel Sportsbook's Director of Trading, John Sheeran, joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to discuss this, the unique challenges sportsbooks have had during the COVID-impacted 2020 season, and how he sees Week 7's biggest games playing out.

The Big Ten is set to play its first games of 2020, and the slate features a big game between Michigan and Minnesota. How should we bet that game and others? Edward Egros of More Ways to Win joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to break down the weekend, discussing his comfort in betting Big Ten teams, the unique challenges of handicapping college football in 2020, and his favorite bets for Week 8 at FanDuel Sportsbook.

Week 6 in the NFL features several massive games with undefeated and one-loss teams going toe-to-toe. How should we bet those big games and others? Andy Molitor of the Deep Dive Podcast joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to preview Week 6, discussing whether he expects the league's scoring binge to continue, his read on the week's big matchups, and his favorite bets on the board at FanDuel Sportsbook.

Georgia and Alabama are set to square off on Saturday night, headlining Week 7's college football slate. How should we bet that game and the rest of the week? Drew Martin of Sportsmemo joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to break down the battle of SEC titans, his big takeaways from the opening month, and other betting value he sees at FanDuel Sportsbook.

Week 6 in college football features several high-profile games, including a big ACC showdown between Clemson and Miami. How should we look to bet those games? Richard Johnson of the Split Zone Duo podcast joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to preview the week's biggest games and outline what differences he has noted across college football in the opening few weeks.

With a quarter of the NFL season in the books, what have we learned thus far about individual players and teams' play-calling tendencies? Dr. Eric Eager of Pro Football Focus joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to discuss this, outlining the early-season performances of Josh Allen and Justin Herbert, which teams have made major changes in how they're calling the game, and his favorite bets for Week 5.

Scoring has been up across the NFL through the first three weeks of the 2020 season. Should we expect that to continue, and have markets caught up to the trend? Donnie Seymour of RightWager.com joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to discuss what he has seen the first three weeks and his favorite bets across the NFL for Week 4.

Week 3 features a potential preview of the AFC Championship Game as the Baltimore Ravens​ host the Kansas City Chiefs​. How should we bet that game and others? Teddy Sevransky of Covers joins ​The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to preview Week 3, discussing his read on Ravens versus Chiefs, the Seattle Seahawks​' offensive explosion to open the year, and his favorite bets of the week.

With a full week of data now in the books, what have we learned about the NFL in 2020, and how does that impact our bets for Week 2? Edward Egros of More Ways to Win joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to discuss his biggest takeaways from Week 1, which data he values most from a one-week sample, and his favorite bets heading into Week 2.

The NFL kicks off its 2020 season Thursday night amid tons of uncertainty. Which bets stand out as being the best values for Week 1? numberFire's JJ Zachariason joins The Power Rank's Dr. Ed Feng and numberFire's Jim Sannes to preview the opening week, discussing his favorite bets, how COVID-19 has impacted his player projection process, and where we can find lingering value in the player prop market.