Moe Moton laid the 2.5 with Philadelphia, pointing to possible absences of Lions DBs Terrion Arnold (concussion) and Kerby Joseph (knee) against a secondary that has already allowed 18 touchdown passes in nine games. Moton expects A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith to feast and reminded readers that Detroit’s two road losses came by 13 and 14 points, making a home cover likely in this potential NFC playoff preview.

Moe Moton laid the 3.5 with Atlanta, highlighting Carolina’s porous run defense—157 rushing yards allowed on average over the last three games—and the Panthers’ offensive struggles outside a soft matchup versus Dallas. Moton expects Arthur Smith to feed Bijan Robinson heavily to avenge the 30-0 Week 3 loss and snap the Falcons’ four-game skid.

Moe Moton laid the 2.5 with Miami on the Madrid neutral field, citing a massive injury gap. Washington will be without QB Jayden Daniels and WR Terry McLaurin, has surrendered 38.5 points per game over the last month and was outscored 72-29 in Marcus Mariota’s two starts. Moton believes the trio of Tua Tagovailoa, De'Von Achane and Jaylen Waddle will overwhelm a soft Commanders defense that has allowed at least 28 points in four straight contests.

Moton grabbed the +3.5 with Las Vegas almost entirely because of Jayden Daniels’ knee sprain. He reminded readers that when Daniels played through a rib injury last year (Weeks 8-11) he produced only four TDs with sub-56% accuracy in half those starts. Facing a Raiders defense with six sacks through two games and a Commanders offensive line that Nicki Jhabvala called ‘shaky,’ Moton believes a hobbled Daniels—or backup Marcus Mariota behind the same front—will struggle to separate. He sees Geno Smith avoiding turnovers, keeping things within a field goal, and gives Las Vegas outright-upset potential.