Terrell Furman slammed the +225 line on Tetairoa McMillan eclipsing 1,000 receiving yards, pointing to a recent rookie-WR boom. He rattled off Malik Nabers, Brock Bowers and Brian Thomas Jr. as first-year 1K hitters from 2024 and argued McMillan walks into an even clearer No. 1 role than those predecessors. Furman expects Bryce Young to pepper McMillan with targets in Dave Canales’ quick-strike system and believes Carolina’s projected pass rate will climb because the defense is "good, not dominant," leading to plenty of neutral-script throws. He plans to pair the prop with Panthers over 6.5 wins for a season-long sweat.

Terrell Furman took Carolina at +350 to win the NFC South, projecting a 9-8 record to get the job done in what he calls a "weak, winnable" division. Furman cited an upgraded defense—highlighting Derrick Brown’s return and continued growth from J.C. Horn—and trusts Dave Canales to unlock Bryce Young now that Tetairoa McMillan headlines a deeper skill group. He is bearish on the Bucs (uncertain O-line) and Falcons (still "suspect" on defense), so Carolina simply needs competent offensive-line play to rise to the top. Furman believes Young’s quick decision-making paired with a healthier front five can replicate the leap Geno Smith made under Canales in Seattle, making the Panthers the best value on the board.

Terrell Furman took the Buccaneers’ alternate under 9.5 wins, laying out several red flags. He said Todd Bowles’ supposedly defensive calling card has been a year-to-year roller-coaster and the 2025 unit does not project as a top-half group. Offensively, Furman stressed that Baker Mayfield requires "perfect conditions" to thrive—something Tampa may not provide with Tristan Wirfs’ status unknown and no proven replacement at left tackle. Remove just one protection piece, Furman warned, and Mayfield’s play "goes from plucky to turnover-prone in a hurry." Given those uncertainties, Furman believes the true ceiling is nine wins and prefers the plus-money under rather than betting on everything breaking right for Tampa.

Terrell Furman called Carolina a "much better team" for 2025. Star DT Derrick Brown missed almost all of last season after a Week-1 injury; Furman compared his impact against the run to Dexter Lawrence’s for the Giants. With Brown healthy and J.C. Horn emerging as a shutdown corner, he expects the Panthers’ defense to rebound from the league-worst rushing numbers that forced bettors to auto-play opposing RBs. Coupled with visible late-season growth from Bryce Young, Furman intends to back Carolina against the spread and look for spots to bet their win total over.

Terrell Furman warned that Atlanta’s defense still “ain’t going to help you at all” despite trading up for James Pierce Jr. and drafting Jalen Walker. He believes the unit needs a total overhaul, so Michael Penix Jr. will be dragged into weekly shootouts. Because of that, Furman plans to attack game-total overs and heavily target both Falcons skill players and their opponents in DFS, expecting plenty of points every Sunday.

Terrell Furman said a fully-healthy Christian McCaffrey is a three-to-four game swing for San Francisco. Pairing the league’s easiest strength-of-schedule with McCaffrey’s all-around usage should push the 49ers to "at least" double-digit wins despite massive roster turnover and questions at several positions. Furman argued that even if Brock Purdy remains more system manager than difference-maker, McCaffrey’s efficiency as both runner (5.4 YPC last year) and receiver plus the favorable opponent slate raises the floor enough to feel comfortable betting the season win total Over, while acknowledging the Under risk if McCaffrey misses time.