Bears-Packers Thanksgiving Day Betting Line: Heavy Rain Anticipated

Written by :

Mary Montgomery

Published on :

25 November, 2015

Gambling911.com has your Bears-Packers Thanksgiving Day betting line in which Green Bay was listed at -8.5. The total is 44.5.

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Green Bay has won nine of the last ten games in this series. They have only covered in two of the last six games using the current 8.5 number.

With a 100% chance of rain when this game goes off, we anticipate an ugly matchup. The total has dipped from 48 to 46 on Tuesday to 44.5 by Wednesday night and may keep going down further. Expect more plays on the ground for this one.

In terms of Daily Fantasy Sports, Eddie Lacey ($4.7K) should have a great night. He has been confirmed to play Thanksgiving Eve following an ankle injury. The risk here is that James Starks may cut into some of Lacey’s production.

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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