TNF Respected Money Breakdown: Jets vs Patriots (Week 11)
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Jets vs Patriots Week 11 TNF: Jets (2-7) visit AFC East-leading Patriots (8-2). Sharp money on the Under. Written by Frank Taddeo — @RespectedMoney on X Week 11 of the 2025 NFL season kicks off on Thursday Night featuring a tilt between the Jets (2-7) on a two-game winning streak taking on Drake Maye and the AFC East leading Patriots (8-2). The oddsmakers have New England listed as 13-point home favorites with the total sitting at 43. Despite winning 8 of the last 10 meetings against New York, the Patriots have burned bettors posting a dismal 3-7 ATS mark over that stretch. Dating back to 2022, the series has been lower scoring than the experts in the desert have predicted with the Under cashing in 5 of the last 6 contests, averaging only 28.5 points. The total, which opened at 45, has drawn sharp action dropping the line two full points (43). Week 6: $26,331.41 profit via FullTime + @RespectedMoney YTD: 🔥🔥 40-52 (+15.47 UNITS) 📈 In a less than attractive game, where the steam is heavily on the Under, let’s keep the risk low and target three plus-odds investments! TOP PLAYS WR Stefon Diggs Anytime Touchdown (+135 – BETMGM) Diggs, the overall WR19 in PPR, is Maye’s clear top target: 61 targets, 50 rec, 554 yds. Ranks 11th in Red Zone Targets (10) and has scored in 3 straight games. Our projections: 75% TD probability vs Jets secondary post-Sauce Gardner. TE Hunter Henry Anytime Touchdown (+165 – BETMGM) Fantasy’s TE15 in PPR draws a Jets defense allowing 7 TDs to TEs. Our projections: 75% TD. Ranks 5th in Air Yards (405), 7th in RZ Targets (9). All 4 TDs this year at home. Austin Hooper likely out (concussion). RB Breece Hall Over 2.5 Receptions (+118 – FanDuel) RB13 in PPR, tied for 13th in RB targets (31). 2+ rec in 7 of 9 games. Garrett Wilson out → more dump-offs. Our projections: 4 receptions. Jets likely trailing → pass-heavy script. 10 RBs already hit 3+ vs NE. Points Allowed | Player Rankings | YTD Fantasy Points
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Raiders vs Broncos
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Raiders vs Broncos As the calendar flips to November, Week 10 of the 2025 season has arrived. With only five weeks left until the fantasy playoffs in the FFWC, the pivotal slate commences on Thursday Night featuring a AFC West showdown between Brock Bowers and the Raiders (2-6) heading into Empower Field at Mile High to face Bo Nix and the first-place Broncos (7-2). Written by Frank Taddeo, @RespectedMoney on X The oddsmakers have the Broncos listed as 9-point home favorites with the total sitting at 42.5. Despite losing both matchups last season to Denver, Las Vegas has won 8 of the last 10 meetings, both SU and ATS, with the over cashing in six of those contests. Week 6 justified the power and accuracy of FullTime Fantasy’s Projections as we enjoyed a sensational score of $26,331.41! This return was accomplished via combination of our award-winning projections with our @RespectedMoney Vegas info! FullTime Fantasy + @RespectedMoney = $26,331.41 in Week 6 profits! #DFS #FantasyFootball — FullTime Fantasy (@FullTimeFantasy) October 15, 2025 After nine weeks, Vegas vs FullTime projections is up double-digit units in profits! 🔥Overall YTD: 37-46 (+17.87 UNITS)📈 Let’s keep our highly lucrative 2025 campaign rolling! TOP PLAYS WR Courtland Sutton Over 55.5 Receiving Yards (-112) Sutton, who is the overall WR14 in PPR formats, is Bo Nix’s clear top target in the Denver passing game attack, leading the team in receptions (38) and receiving yards (566), while tied for the club lead in receiving touchdowns (4). The veteran wideout, who ranks 7th in Routes Run (302) and 8th in Air Yards (817), has surpassed his receiving yards demand in 6 of 9 games. Our projections have Sutton projected for 94 yards, resulting in 38.5 yards of expected value. Denver’s WR1 has exceeded 55.5 yards in 4 of his 5 home games this season (61,81,17,87,67). A deeper dive reveals that Las Vegas has allowed 9 opposing wide receivers to eclipse this line this season. RB J.K. Dobbins 70+ Rushing Yards (-122) Fantasy football’s overall RB18 in PPR formats, has surpassed this demand in 6 of 9 games this season. Our projections have Dobbins projected for 80 rushing yards, resulting in solid expected value for a veteran back who has surpassed his rushing line by oddsmakers in 8 of 9 games overall. Dobbins, who ranks 5th in the NFL in rushing yards (695), averaging 77.2 yards per game on the ground, will face a Raiders defense that has allowed 118.5 rushing yards per game to Kansas City and Jacksonville over the last weeks. RB RJ Harvey Over 11.5 Receiving Yards (-109) / Anytime TD (+205) Denver’s rookie running back has quietly become a major factor in the club’s passing game. Harvey has hauled in a receiving touchdown in three consecutive games, resulting in a tie for the club lead in receiving scores (4). The talented rookie back, who is averaging 18.4 receiving yards per game, has gone over his posted receiving demand by oddsmakers in 5 of 8 games, while eclipsing this line of 11.5 in 6 of 9 games overall. Our projections have Harvey projected for 22 receiving yards, which also leads to value in an investment in his Anytime Touchdown streak at healthy odds of +205, on a player who has scored six total touchdowns in 9 games. Performance Recap After nine weeks, Vegas vs FullTime projections is up double-digit units in profits! 🔥Overall YTD: 37-46 (+17.87 UNITS)📈 Points Allowed | Player Rankings | YTD Fantasy Points
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Ravens vs Dolphins
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Ravens vs Dolphins As wild as it sounds, Week 9 of the 2025 season is already upon us. The slate gets under way on Thursday Night featuring the long-awaited return of Lamar Jackson and the Ravens (2-5) heading on the road to face Tua Tagovailoa and the Dolphins (2-6). Written by Frank Taddeo, @RespectedMoney on X The oddsmakers have the Ravens installed as 7.5-point road favorites with the total sitting at 51. Week 6 justified the power and accuracy of FullTime Fantasy’s Projections as we enjoyed a sensational score of $26,331.41! This return was accomplished via combination of our award-winning projections with our @RespectedMoney Vegas info! FullTime Fantasy + @RespectedMoney = $26,331.41 in Week 6 profits! #DFS #FantasyFootball — FullTime Fantasy (@FullTimeFantasy) October 15, 2025 Let’s keep our highly lucrative 2025 campaign rolling! TOP PLAYS WR Jaylen Waddle Over 63.5 Receiving Yards (-112) With Tyreek Hill out for the season, Waddle is the clear WR1 in the Miami passing game attack. Over the last four games, the veteran wideout has been outstanding, slotting in as fantasy football’s overall WR9 in PPR formats – on the strength of 18 receptions for 319 yards and two touchdowns. Game-script will be in Waddle’s favor as Miami will likely be playing from behind, resulting in Tua Tagovailoa being forced to take to the air in the second half. Our projections have Waddle projected for 86 yards, resulting in 22.5 yards of expected value. Waddle, who has exceeded this demand in three of his last four games, has hauled in 3 – 30+ as well as 3 – 40+ yard receptions over that span. In primetime, Waddle will now face a Ravens defense allowing an average of 14 receptions for 159 yards per game to opposing wide receivers. A deeper dive reveals that Baltimore has allowed 7 opposing wide receivers to eclipse this line this season. WR Zay Flowers Over 5.5 Receptions (+103) With Lamar Jackson back under center, fantasy managers should start to see production once again from several Ravens’ skill-position players. Flowers, who owns the 7th-best Target-Share rate of 30.6%, is by far and away the best weapon in the Baltimore aerial attack. Fantasy football’s overall WR25 in PPR formats, has surpassed this demand in 5 of 7 games this season. Our projections have Flowers projected for 6.53 receptions, resulting in solid expected value being offered at plus-odds of +103. Flowers will face a Miami defense that has already allowed 4 opposing WR1’s (M. Pittman, 6; G. Wilson, 7; T. McMillian, 6; and L.McConkey, 7) to eclipse this receptions line this season. TE – Isaiah Likely 25+ ALT Receiving Yards (+114) Week 9’s showdown with Miami will mark the first time this season that Isaiah Likely and Lamar Jackson will both be on the field healthy. Likely draws an extremely favorable matchup against a Dolphins defense that has struggled containing opposing tight ends. Miami, who has allowed the most yards per route run to the position, is surrendering 6.25 receptions and 63.6 yards per game to the position. Despite the presence of Mark Andrews, a deeper dive reveals that Likely leads Baltimore’s TE’s with a 52.3% route rate across the last three games. Rather than pay juice at his 22.5 receiving line, we will instead target his ALT market of 25+ at plus-odds of +114. Performance Recap After eight weeks, Vegas vs FullTime projections is up double-digit units in profits! 🔥Overall YTD: 35-46 (+15.98 UNITS)📈
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Vikings vs Chargers
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Vikings vs Chargers Week 8 of the 2025 season gets under way on Thursday Night featuring Justin Jefferson and the Vikings (3-3) heading on the road to face Justin Herbert and the Chargers (4-3). Written by Frank Taddeo, @RespectedMoney on X The oddsmakers have the ‘Bolts installed as 3.5-point home favorites with the total sitting at 44.5 FullTime Fantasy is fresh off an amazing Week 6 after combining our award-winning projections with our @RespectedMoney Vegas info winning $26,331.41! FullTime Fantasy + @RespectedMoney = $26,331.41 in Week 6 profits! #DFS #FantasyFootball — FullTime Fantasy (@FullTimeFantasy) October 15, 2025 Let’s keep the train rolling! TOP PLAYS QB – Justin Herbert Over 251.5 Passing Yards (-108) Fresh off tossing a career-high 420 passing yards and three touchdowns last week against the Colts, my model ranks Herbert’s passing yards as a very solid play to invest in on Thursday night. Sitting as fantasy football’s overall QB7, Herbert ranks 1st in Passing Attempts (271) and 1st in Passing Yards (1,913). The veteran signal-caller has thrived at home this season averaging 301 passing yards at SoFi Stadium (318 vs Kansas City, 300 vs Denver, 166 vs Washington and 420 vs Indianapolis). Facing a stout Vikings run defense, with a struggling run game, expect Los Angeles to air it out once again under the primetime lights. WR Jordan Addison Over 54.5 Receiving Yards (-114) Since returning from his three-game suspension to start the year, Addison has thrived thanks to solid volume from QB Carson Wentz. The Vikings third-year wideout has turned 26 targets into 18 receptions for 283 yards in three games. Listed at 94.3 receiving yards per game this season, Addison will now face a Chargers defense allowing an average of 11.3 receptions for 136.9 yards per game to opposing wide receivers. Dating back to last season, the speedy wideout has surpassed this projection of 54.5 receiving yards in 7 of his last 11 regular season games (63.6%). RB – Jordan Mason – Anytime Touchdown (+120) Mason, who sits tied for 9th in rushing touchdowns (4) among all running backs, has been a major contributor in his first season in Minnesota. The veteran back, who has found the end zone in three of his last four games, now draws a favorable matchup against a vulnerable Chargers run defense. Over the last three games, Los Angeles has surrendered an eye-popping 7 rushing touchdowns to opposing running backs. At attractive plus-odds, Mason’s Anytime Touchdown value lands a target worthy of attention. TE – Oronde Gadsden Over 42.5 Receiving Yards (-114) The rookie tight end has emerged as a top passing weapon in the Chargers offense over the last two games turning 17 targets into 14 receptions for 232 yards and a score. Having eclipsed this projection of 42.5 receiving yards in 3 of 5 games, Gadsden projects as a player the books have failed to fully adjust, due to a solid trio of Chargers wideouts (McConkey, K. Allen and Q. Johnston). Quietly ranking 9th among all tight ends in receiving yards (308), Gadsden is the overall TE2 in fantasy football posting 41.2 PPR points on the strength of being tied for a league-best 5 receptions of 20+ yards (G. Pickens, 5; D.K. Metcalf, 5) over the last two weeks. Performance Recap After seven weeks, Vegas vs FullTime projections is up nearly 20 units in profits! 🔥Overall YTD: 32-39 (+19.45 UNITS)📈 NFL Stats | Player Rankings
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Steelers vs Bengals
Thursday Night Football Respected Money Breakdown: Steelers vs Bengals Week 7 of the 2025 season kicks off on Thursday Night featuring what is being called the “Icy Hot Bowl”, as two 40-year-old quarterbacks face off for just the second time in the history of the NFL. Aaron Rodgers and Joe Flacco lead the Steelers (4-1) and Bengals (2-4) into a primetime NFC North battle, respectively. Written by Frank Taddeo, @RespectedMoney on X FullTime Fantasy is fresh off an amazing Week 6 after combining our award-winning projections with our @RespectedMoney Vegas info winning $26,331.41! FullTime Fantasy + @RespectedMoney = $26,331.41 in Week 6 profits! #DFS #FantasyFootball — FullTime Fantasy (@FullTimeFantasy) October 15, 2025 Let’s keep the train rolling! TOP PLAYS WR Ja’Marr Chase – Anytime Touchdown (+145) Despite missing star QB Joe Burrow under center, Chase has rebounded over the last two weeks catching 16 passes for 204 yards and three touchdowns. In his first game with veteran Joe Flacco piloting the offense last week against the Packers, the standout WR was on the receiving end of a team-high 12 targets. Chase sits 3rd in Targets (57), 11th in Air Yards (549), 9th in Red Zone Targets (6) and 10th in First Read Targets (41). The overall WR5 in PPR formats now faces a Steelers defense that is allowing an average of 13.6 receptions for 160.4 yards per game to opposing wideouts. A deeper dive reveals that Chase has shined when facing Pittsburgh, hauling in 37 receptions for 496 yards and five touchdowns in six career games against the Steelers. That production, at healthy odds, improves on Thursday night. TE – Jonnu Smith Over 27.5 Receiving Yards (-113) Smith, who has not surpassed this projection this season, encounters a favorable matchup that demands an investment, In Week 6 he draws a Bengals defense surrendering the fourth-most passing yards, more specifically 65.8 yards per game to opposing tight ends. A deeper dive reveals that seven TE’s (Fannin, 63; Njoku, 37; Hockenson, 49; Trautman, 32; Engram, 29; LaPorta, 92 and Kraft, 43) have all eclipsed this demand against Cincinnati. With slot WR Calvin Austin (shoulder) ruled out, expect Smith, who ranks third on the club in targets (20), to receive the majority of the volume in the middle of the field from Rodgers. RB – Jaylen Warren Over 16.5 Receiving Yards (-106) Warren, one of the top receiving backs in the NFL, has eclipsed this line in three of four games this season and on Thursday night is in line for more production against a Bengals defense that has struggled to contain pass-catching backs, allowing 46.3 receiving yards per game to the position. Specifically, seven RBs have surpassed this demand: (Sampson, 64; Etienne, 18; Tuten, 32; Scott, 20; Harvey, 40; Gibbs, 33 and Jacobs, 57). Expect Warren, who is averaging 28.3 receiving yards in his last three games against the Bengals, to become the 8th player to exploit the vulnerable area of the Cincinnati front seven. Performance Recap After six weeks, Vegas vs FullTime projections is up double-digit units in profits: 🔥Overall YTD: 26-35 (+14.5 UNITS)📈 NFL Stats | Player Rankings
Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 17
Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 17 It is Christmas morning, and the NFL has several gifts this season for football fans. Among them is the final Thursday Night game between the Seahawks and Bears. Fulltime Fantasy‘s Thursday Night Football Preview:
It is Christmas morning, and the NFL has several gifts this season for football fans. Among them is the final Thursday Night game between the Seahawks and Bears. Fulltime Fantasy‘s Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 17 takes an abbreviated look at the game from a fantasy football and betting perspective.
The Seahawks had an opportunity to take control of the NFC West last week but lost a heartbreaker at home to the Minnesota Vikings. Now, Seattle has a tough task traveling east on short rest to frigid Chicago to take on the Bears. However, Chicago has lost nine straight games, which bodes well for the Seahawks’ odds of catching up with the Rams.
Meanwhile, the Bears are wrapping up a lost season that will result in a new regime next year. However, the players assuredly want to end things positively and get No. 1 pick Caleb Williams his fifth home win.
To do that, Chicago will have to pull the upset. Seattle is favored by 3.5 points and the total is a modest 44 points.
Matchup
| TEAM | OFFENSE | PASS | RUSH | YDS/PLAY | POINTS |
| Seattle Seahawks | 14 | 4 | 30 | 13 | 15 |
| Chicago Bears | 31 | 27 | 25 | 31 | 26 |
Chicago has mustered a miserable offense for most of the season. The Bears have only scored more than two touchdowns once during their nine-game losing streak. Meanwhile, Chicago ranks 23rd against the pass and 26th versus the run. Additionally, only the Jaguars allow more yards per play than the Bears.
The Bears’ struggles have been on both sides of the ball, and their -59 points differential is the second-worst in the NFC.
Meanwhile, the Seahawks face a must-win situation. They are currently out of the NFC playoff picture and cannot afford to lose another game, particularly to a bottom-dwelling opponent like the Bears.
The Seahawks are the second-most pass-heavy offense in football. And that strength matches up well against a Chicago defense that has started to slip. Chicago has allowed the eighth-most fantasy points to quarterbacks over the last five weeks. Additionally, the Bears’ inability to consistently sustain drives on offense should give Geno Smith and company ample opportunities to score points.
Seattle Offense
Geno Smith is second in the NFC with 3,955 passing yards. However, touchdowns have been harder to come by. Smith has only…
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Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 16
Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 16 Last week’s NFC West showdown was a rain-soaked dud with zero touchdowns. On the surface, this week’s AFC West game looks like another low-scoring snoozer. However, with major playoff implications at stake, FullTime Fantasy‘s
Last week’s NFC West showdown was a rain-soaked dud with zero touchdowns. On the surface, this week’s AFC West game looks like another low-scoring snoozer. However, with major playoff implications at stake, FullTime Fantasy‘s Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 16 finds some fantasy appeal for both squads.
One year ago, the Chargers were 5-9 and had just lost their starting quarterback to a season-ending finger injury and fired Brandon Staley. A year later, Jim Harbaugh has turned the franchise’s fortunes around. LA is in an excellent position to secure an AFC Wild Card spot.
Coincidentally, the Denver Broncos are directly competing with the Chargers for that postseason berth. Sean Payton has also done a masterful job quickly turning the Broncos back into contenders.
While neither team sets the world on fire offensively, this game projects to be a hard-fought, competitive contest. Back in October, the Chargers won 23-16 in Denver and the Broncos look to even the score in LA.
The home team is favored by three and the total sits at 42 points.
Matchup
| TEAM | OFFENSE | PASS | RUSH | YDS/PLAY | POINTS |
| Denver Broncos | 22 | 23 | 20 | 24 | 11 |
| Los Angeles Chargers | 26 | 25 | 23 | 19 | 20 |
Only the Chargers have allowed fewer points than Denver. Additionally, both teams rank outside of the top 20 in overall offense. Points will be at a premium on Thursday.
Jim Harbaugh has resurrected the Los Angeles defense. However, the offense is still a work in progress. The Chargers have topped 30 points once and been held under 20 six times. That includes their last three games. Two of those resulted in losses, culminated by last week’s 40-17 dismantling by the Buccaneers.
Injuries have played a big part in the Chargers’ offensive struggles. And facing a Denver defense that ranks fifth against the run while allowing the second-fewest yards per play won’t be easy.
Denver’s offense has been marginally better. The backfield has been a mess for fantasy managers but QB Bo Nix has exceeded expectations after a slow start. Denver has won four straight to improve to 9-5. The Broncos are a game up on the Chargers for second place in the tough AFC West.
When the Chargers defeated the Broncos in Week 6, Los Angeles dominated the time of possession 37:23 to 22:37. But without J.K. Dobbins and a banged-up Justin Herbert, the rematch favors the visitors.
Denver Offense
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Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 15
Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 15 Last week’s NFC North showdown lived up to the hype, although the game wasn’t as high-scoring as we expected. FullTime Fantasy‘s Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 15 breaks down an NFC West rivalry with
Last week’s NFC North showdown lived up to the hype, although the game wasn’t as high-scoring as we expected. FullTime Fantasy‘s Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 15 breaks down an NFC West rivalry with even more at stake.
Staying alive in a tightly-packed division is at stake as the 6-7 San Francisco 49ers host the surging 7-6 Los Angeles Rams. The second-place Rams have won three of four since getting healthier. They also beat the Niners back in Week 3, 27-24.
Meanwhile, San Francisco has no margin for error. Kyle Shanahan’s squad is in must-win territory and views all their remaining games as playoff contests. For the reigning NFC champs to keep their postseason hopes alive, they must even the score with a Rams team that just put up 44 points on the Bills.
This game is about as close as one would expect. San Fran is favored by 2.5 points and the total of 49.5 invites plenty of fantasy action.
Matchup
| TEAM | OFFENSE | PASS | RUSH | YDS/PLAY | POINTS |
| Los Angeles Rams | 15 | 9 | 25 | 15 | 16 |
| San Francisco 49ers | 4 | 7 | 7 | 2 | 11 |
Sean McVay has done a masterful job rallying his troops. The Rams have been devastated by injuries on both sides of the ball. After starting the season 1-4, the Rams have won 6-of-8 to climb into second place in the wide-open NFC West.
After hovering near the bottom of the league, LA is now an average offense that has looked formidable over the last six weeks. Getting key players back has been paramount.
Speaking of injuries, San Francisco has had their share. The 49ers have been missing Brandon Aiyuk and Christian McCaffrey for the majority of the year. And McCaffrey isn’t the only running back to go down. In fact, the team may be down to their fourth starting running back to open Week 15.
However, the team continues to overcome adversity on offense. The Niners are one of the most balanced attacks in the league that continues to create chunk plays and produce points.
The atmosphere for this contest will mimic a playoff game. And that includes the pressure and ramifications for the loser. This should be another intriguing watch.
Los Angeles Offense
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Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 14
Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 14 The fantasy postseason push opens with a premiere game between NFC North contenders. Coincidentally, both teams played last Thursday and come off a full allotment of rest. This should be an exciting game, loaded
The fantasy postseason push opens with a premiere game between NFC North contenders. Coincidentally, both teams played last Thursday and come off a full allotment of rest. This should be an exciting game, loaded with fantasy-relevant players. FullTime Fantasy‘s Thursday Night Football Preview: Week 14 covers all fantasy-relevant for the game.
The Green Bay Packers have won three straight and sit at 9-3. Matt LaFleur’s squad is 4-1 on the road but has struggled against NFC North foes, posting a 1-2 record in divisional play. One of those defeats came one month ago against these same Lions. Evening the score is crucial for the Packers to remain in the hunt for the top overall seed.
Meanwhile, the Lions keep rolling. Detroit has won 10 consecutive games and leads the NFL in scoring. The Lions have been particularly potent at home, where Dan Campbell’s team is averaging over 35 points per game.
Vegas is predicting a good one. Detroit is favored by just 3.5 points and the total of 51.5 is the highest figure of the Week 14 slate.
Matchup
| TEAM | OFFENSE | PASS | RUSH | YDS/PLAY | POINTS |
| Green Bay Packers | 3 | 10 | 5 | 2 | 8 |
| Detroit Lions | 2 | 5 | 4 | 3 | 1 |
These two NFC North rivals are closely matched. They have evenly split their last 10 meetings. Both teams are top-3 in overall offense, top-5 in rushing, and are among the three most potent big-play units.
They are also fairly even on the defensive side of the ball. The Lions allow the second-fewest points per game while Green Bay is 10th. Both squads are top eight against the run, which is a fascinating dynamic with both teams running the ball exceptionally well on offense.
In fact, in their last 10 matchups, these two teams are separated by just .1 yards per rush.
Green Bay and Detroit have a combined record of 30-6. Half of those losses came to NFC North foes.
Green Bay won 29-22 at Ford Field last season and the Lions are looking for payback in a statement game.
Should be a good one.
Green Bay Offense
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🦃 Thursday Football Preview: Week 13 🦃
Thursday Football Preview: Week 13 Happy Thanksgiving! It’s hard to believe we’ve already reached Week 13 of the 2024 NFL season. The holiday slates are always wonderful, with a day filled with family, food, and football! FullTime Fantasy’s Thursday Football
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