Dan Parr leaned on Drake Maye’s record-tying run—200+ yards and a 100+ passer rating in eight straight games—to back New England as +124 underdogs. Despite inconsistent pass protection, Maye has piloted a six-game win streak while the Patriots’ defense still has not allowed a RB to top 50 yards. Parr doubts an injury-plagued Buccaneers roster can match Maye’s efficiency, framing the rookie as a value DFS QB and the Pats as live dogs on the moneyline.

Dan Parr said Indianapolis will "put things back together" in Berlin by pounding Atlanta’s vulnerable front with Jonathan Taylor. The Colts bring the league’s No. 1 scoring offense into a matchup that pits strength on strength through the air but exposes the Falcons’ run defense. Parr referenced NFL Research showing the top scoring offense has beaten the top pass defense in 10 of the last 11 meetings since 2007. With Atlanta 1-3 in the second leg of back-to-back road trips under Raheem Morris (-73 point differential), Parr expects Shane Steichen to lean on Taylor’s volume, making the back a premium DFS play and reinforcing confidence in Colts ‑6.5 tickets.