Lorenzo Reyes said Jahmyr Gibbs 'could be in line for a huge day' versus Dallas, pointing to the Cowboys’ tendency to over-pursue and give up chunk gains on the ground when Micah Parsons is forced inside. With Detroit’s offense expected to rebound, Reyes advised elevating Gibbs in Season-Long lineups and using him as a core play in single-game DFS contests.

Lorenzo Reyes backed the Lions -3 despite a 1-2 skid, arguing their recent struggles stem from execution lapses, not roster talent. He views Dallas’ defense as improved but still vulnerable—particularly to mis-direction and explosive runs—making this a classic 'get-right' spot for Ben Johnson’s offense. Reyes is laying the points, expecting Detroit to regain rhythm in front of the home crowd.

Lorenzo Reyes laid the 5.5 with Buffalo, calling the matchup 'strength on strength' but concluding the continued absence of C.J. Stroud swings it. Reyes pointed out that Buffalo ranks top-5 in EPA per play while Houston’s offense has scored just two touchdowns in two games with Davis Mills, making it unlikely the Texans can match the Bills’ scoring pace even with a solid defense.

Lorenzo Reyes took Detroit +2.5 and said he is sprinkling the moneyline because the Lions are 'more balanced' than Philadelphia. Reyes argued Detroit’s ability to score quickly forces the Eagles away from their preferred ground-and-pound identity, creating a game script advantage. He views the matchup as tight but believes Detroit’s offense gives them enough ceiling to win outright.