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Kyler Murray returned to NFL game action for the first time on Sunday since a significant knee injury ended his 2022 season early. The quarterback was instrumental in helping the Arizona Cardinals to their second win of the season, as Murray completed 19 of 32 passes for 249 yards and an interception, while adding another 33 yards and a touchdown on six rushing attempts, as the Cardinals beat the Atlanta Falcons by a final score of 25-23.

We’re back with the NFL stock watch for the 2023 rookie class, and there are a few themes emerging.
On the positive side, C.J. Stroud is dominating. Last week, it was a 470-yard, five-touchdown performance in a wild comeback win over the Buccaneers. This Sunday, it was an upset victory over the Bengals, with Stroud leading a game-winning drive in the final moments.
As for the negative, Bryce Young continues to struggle mightily for the Panthers. Carolina has watched Young play poorly throughout, totaling eight touchdown passes against seven interceptions, all while averaging a paltry 5.

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Through 10 weeks of NFL action, two major trends continue to dominate the sports betting landscape: primetime unders cashing at an absurd 77.4% clip as well as favorites winning straight-up at a highly profitable 65.8% rate.
For the third consecutive week, bettors witnessed favorites dominate the slate with a 10-3 straight-up (SU) mark, while posting a lucrative 7-5-1 against the spread (ATS) record.

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It’s time to hit the Waiver Wire for Week 11!
Week 10 was pretty kind as far as injuries are concerned. There were no season-ending moments, and only a few players got banged up. Hopefully, your team remained healthy, and the only thing you have to worry about is bye-week absences.
Four teams are on bye this week (Falcons, Patriots, Colts, Saints).

Paul Finebaum has had enough of Jim Harbaugh and the Michigan Wolverines.
Michigan continues to battle a massive cheating scandal, and Harbaugh already missed the Penn State game due to being suspended for the rest of the regular season. The school is currently battling it out in the courts to get him back.
How did Harbaugh respond? He told the press Monday that Michigan is apparently America’s team. Yes, that actually happened.
“It’s got to be America’s team. This has got to be America’s team.

Count Eli and Peyton Manning among those who were absolutely floored Monday night after watching the Broncos escape with an absurd 24–22 road upset of the Bills.
The legendary brothers, alongside NFL Network’s Kyle Brandt for the end of the game, gave viewers tuning into ESPN’s ManningCast yet another memorable segment as they watched the closing moments of the bizarre Monday Night Football matchup.

Bills quarterback Josh Allen struggled with turnovers during the loss on Monday night against the Broncos, throwing two interceptions and coughing up a fumble.
After the game, Allen spoke to reporters and was brutally honest on the team’s recent woes, summing it up as some “bad football.”
“It sucks,” said Allen during his postgame media address. “Shouldn’t have been in that position in the first place. It was a lot of bad football. A lot of bad football.”
Buffalo has now lost two consecutive games and are losers of three of their last four contests.

“Everything I want exists right here.

The Broncos put a dent in the Bills’ postseason hopes with a wild 24–22 road victory Monday night.
Russell Wilson drew a defensive pass interference call on a critical third-and-10 play from Buffalo’s 45-yard line with 35 seconds left to silence the Buffalo crowd and set up Wil Lutz’s 36-yard game-winning field goal as time expired. Wilson outplayed Josh Allen, who again committed costly turnovers for the Bills.
The Bills (5–5) had another sluggish start on offense and are now tied for ninth in a competitive AFC with the Colts and Raiders.

In a bizarre game that featured many twists and turns, the Broncos outlasted the Bills on Monday Night Football following a wild finish that will likely haunt Buffalo through the end of the season.
A 22–21 Buffalo lead with 1:55 left in regulation put Denver’s collective backs against the wall, though the offense responded with a 10-play, 57-yard drive to get into field goal range. 
After gaining 28 yards on a huge defensive pass interference, the Broncos trotted out kicker Wil Lutz for a potential, 41-yard game-winner.