Dallas Cowboys beat Houston Texans 34-30.
Crowd called 2 of 4 legs — ahead of the market on 1.
Crowd on Dallas far above market price, and that divergence pointed the right way on the winner.
Green Bay Packers beat Tampa Bay Buccaneers 17-14.
Crowd called 1 of 4 legs; market called 3.
Crowd ran well above market on Over 40.5, a 24-point gap, and the total stayed under.
New York Giants beat Arizona Cardinals 36-24.
Crowd called 1 of 4 legs — ahead of the market on 1.
Crowd ran far above market on Giants to win, and the outcome landed their way.
New England Patriots beat Buffalo Bills 29-26.
Crowd called 0 of 4 legs; market called 1.
Crowd piled on New England at half-time; market sat far below that conviction, and the outcome went the other way.
Indianapolis Colts beat Washington Commanders 30-13.
Crowd called 1 of 4 legs; market called 3.
Crowd leaned hard to Washington on the winner, far above market; that read diverged from the result.
Cleveland Browns beat Pittsburgh Steelers 27-24.
Crowd called 0 of 3 legs; market called 1.
Crowd unanimous on Pittsburgh covering; market saw a near coin-flip, the widest gap in this poll.
Chicago Bears beat Philadelphia Eagles 27-7.
Crowd and market both called 1 of 4 legs.
Crowd ran 22 points above market on Over 41.5, a gap that met the opposite outcome.
Denver Broncos beat Los Angeles Rams 30-26.
Crowd and market both called 1 of 4 legs.
Crowd piled into halftime tie at 67%; market had it near-zero, and the outcome sided with the market.
Baltimore Ravens beat Dallas Cowboys 34-31.
Crowd called 2 of 4 legs; market called 4.
Crowd unanimous on the Under, market near-even, the widest gap on the board. The total went Over.
Las Vegas Raiders beat New Orleans Saints 35-27.
Crowd called 2 of 4 legs — ahead of the market on 1.
Crowd unanimous against New Orleans covering while the market sat near a coin flip, a rare full-consensus gap.
Minnesota Vikings beat Tampa Bay Buccaneers 23-16.
Crowd called 1 of 4 legs; market called 3.
Crowd well above market on Tampa Bay first-half lead. That gap was the session's alpha window, and it diverged from the.
San Francisco 49ers beat Arizona Cardinals 36-30.
Crowd called 1 of 4 legs; market called 4.
Crowd unanimous on the Over, market barely leaning that way. That gap was the session's defining divergence, and it.
Detroit Lions beat New York Jets 31-24.
Crowd called 1 of 4 legs; market called 4.
Crowd unanimous against the margin; market called it a coin flip. The gap was real, but the outcome went the market's.
Buffalo Bills beat Los Angeles Chargers 24-16.
Crowd and market both called 1 of 4 legs.
Crowd vs market gap widest on the total, crowd firmly on Under where market sat near even.
Indianapolis Colts beat Houston Texans 19-17.
Crowd and market both called 0 of 4 legs.
Crowd unanimous on Houston margin. Market barely a coin-flip; outcome landed on neither side.
Cleveland Browns beat Carolina Panthers 21-18.
Crowd and market both called 1 of 4 legs.
Crowd ran well above market on Cleveland to win, and the outcome followed.
Pittsburgh Steelers beat Cincinnati Bengals 30-27.
Crowd called 1 of 4 legs; market called 2.
Crowd unanimous on the Over, market barely leaning the same way. The alpha window was wide; the total cleared.
Kansas City Chiefs beat Miami Dolphins 24-10.
Crowd called 2 of 4 legs; market called 3.
Crowd well above market on Chiefs blowout margin, and that gap aligned with the result.
Washington Commanders beat Seattle Seahawks 33-31.
Crowd called 0 of 4 legs; market called 1.
Crowd at 75% on Tie 1st Half, market at 9%. The widest gap on the board, and it did not land.
New York Giants beat Tennessee Titans 12-7.
Crowd called 2 of 4 legs; market called 3.
Crowd unanimously above market on Giants win, split sharply against market on the total.