Paolo Go targeted Aaron Rodgers over 1.5 passing touchdowns at −189, stressing that while the veteran signal-caller hasn’t been vintage, his arm talent still shines when kept clean. Cincinnati’s defense ranks dead last in points allowed (33.3 per game) and total touchdowns surrendered (4.1), presenting an ideal bounce-back spot. With the Bengals unable to pressure quarterbacks consistently, Go expects Rodgers to find the end zone at least twice and views the modest prop line as a strong addition to any Week 11 betting card.

Paolo Go grabbed the Panthers +3.5 at −110, reminding readers that Carolina has covered in five of eight underdog spots this season and has taken four of the past six meetings with Atlanta, including last year’s 30-0 shutout. He called out Atlanta’s ongoing red-zone malaise and unstable quarterback situation, noting the Falcons routinely stall inside the 30. Go believes Carolina’s defense can keep the game within a field goal, making the points valuable in a divisional matchup where the favorite’s offense is misfiring.

Paolo Go backed Washington on the moneyline at +138, arguing the matchup sets up for an upset. He noted the Commanders have quietly climbed into the top-10 in QB hits while blitzing less, a profile that can disrupt Miami’s rhythm passing game. Go expects a let-down from the Dolphins after their emotional win over Buffalo, pointing out that both defenses rank in the bottom tier so any field-shortening turnover favors the underdog. Physicality over flash is his core thesis, concluding the visitors are undervalued in a game where favorites can’t be trusted.