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Raheemwhere it's like he's just not going to win anything with this franchise. And then he's going to go play with Sean McVay. And then all the Lions, Matthew Stafford. Right. Yeah. Yeah. And then he's going to reap all the spoils. I hate to say it, but that's just been my gut feeling.

RaheemAll right. Well, we can't bet on that. Anyway, I'm looking.

SalFandle doesn't have anything on that. Playing for McVay. But all right. Interesting stuff.

SalOh, let me get my early lean. So I'm going Patriots minus three and a half over.

SalI don't know. I saw this line. I was like, enough with these Raiders. I get it. But this should be closer to four and a half or five. My early lean last week, I should warn you, was the commanders. I really should have leaned the other way. I did not anticipate the word Rutgers or the word Kallik Manis would be used all morning.

SalAnd it was so Drake maybe is back kind of three touchdowns and over 50 yards rushing on the road on Sunday and out playing Josh Allen. Pat's offense at over 400 yards rushing and receiving combined. And they have revenge on their mind. They lost in Foxborough to the Raiders week one. And look, it's nice what the Vegas is doing and cousins with the tight ends, but they're going to Raider like they did last week.

SalWe'll see the decline. We already have defensively. They've allowed 57 points in the last two weeks. And this is a decent home field advantage. If you look at it in terms of the rest of the league, New England's last four home games, including two playoff games, they've allowed 16 points or fewer in all four.

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