Danny Brasco said he is betting Buffalo futures because he sees a complete roster finally ready to clear the AFC hurdle. He highlighted a draft class that "loaded up on defensive linemen and cornerbacks," giving Sean McDermott fresh depth up front and more bodies behind Christian Benford, Taron Johnson and Taylor Rapp. Brasco called the linebacker room "maybe the best in the league" with Terrel Bernard and Matt Milano healthy, and even name-dropped Joey Bosa as a new pass-rush addition that could push the defense into elite territory. Offensively, Brasco likes the continuity around MVP-caliber quarterback Josh Allen, praising a returning backfield led by James Cook and the emergence of Khalil Shakir, who "led the NFL in catch rate" on his targets. With strength at all three defensive levels and an explosive, balanced offense, Brasco believes Buffalo will finally get past its perennial bridesmaid status and represent the AFC in the Super Bowl, making their current futures price a buy.

Liam Murphy said he is hammering the under on Derrick Henry’s posted 87.5-yard rushing prop for the Ravens’ Week 1 trip to Buffalo. Murphy reminded listeners that Henry managed just 37 yards on 14 carries the last time he faced Sean McDermott’s defense and argued the matchup has only gotten tougher after the Bills spent offseason resources shoring up their interior line. Henry will be 30, is learning a new scheme, and could cede obvious-passing-down snaps to Keaton Mitchell, all of which lower his volume ceiling if Baltimore falls behind early. With Buffalo installed as 4-point home favorites and ranking top-six in run-stop win rate each of the past two years, Murphy believes the market is over-projecting Henry’s workload and efficiency, making the under a strong standalone wager and a viable parlay piece with correlated Ravens pass props.