Bet on Gronk's Return to the NFL for Third Time

Written by:
Don Shapiro
Published on:
Dec/23/2022

Rob Gronkowski said he was "kinda bored," so naturally, NFL teams are reaching out to see if his appetite is whet enough to come out of retirement.

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Gronk revealed on Up & Adams Show Thursday that two teams have already reached out.

“It was mind blowing that my agent hit me up and two teams hit me up," the twice retired tight end for the Patriots and Buccaneers revealed during that show.

A reunion with Tom Brady (assuming he opts to keep playing) in Tampa Bay is likely on the table if Gronk does return, but what other contending teams might he consider getting off the couch for? Buffalo? Philly? Big D?

BetOnline has created a shortlist of teams and odds for Gronk, which you can find below.

Rob Gronkowski Next Team                 

Tampa Bay Buccaneers  2-1

Buffalo Bills                  3-1

Philadelphia Eagles       4-1

Dallas Cowboys             5-1

Detroit Lions                 10-1

Cincinnati Bengals         12-1

LA Chargers                  14-1

Miami Dolphins             16-1

New England Patriots    20-1

Kansas City Chiefs         33-1

NFL Notes From BetOnline

  1. Tom Brady was 89-0 when leading by halftime by 17 or more. He’s now 89-1
  2. The Bucs are also 3-10-1 against the spread this year, an NFL worst. And 1-10-1 in last 12.
  3. The Lions have covered their last seven games.
  4. The Bengals are 10-1 in their last eleven games against the spread. They’re also 11-3 for the season which is an NFL best.
  5. Some huge total movements. This most volatile of the season. Mostly weather related.
  6. The biggest line movements thus far since opening the Week 13 lines:
    1. TB/Arizona went from TB -3.5 to -9, a 5.5-point favorie.
    2. Houston/Tennessee went from Tennessee -7 to -3, a four-point swing. Mostly due to Tannehill injury
    3. Philadelphia/Dallas went from Dallas -1 to -5, a four-point swing. Due to Jalen Hurts injury.
    4. Denver/LAR went from a pick’em to Denver -2.5, a 2.5-point swing.
  7. The biggest total movements thus far since opening the Week 13 totals:
    1. Atlanta/Baltimore went from 40.5 to 34.5, a six-point swing.
    2. Houston/Tennessee went from 40.5 to 35.5, a five-point swing.
    3. Philadelphia/Dallas went from 51 to 46.5, a 4.5-point swing.
    4. NO/Cleveland went from 36.5 to 32.5, a four-point swing.
    5. GB/Miami went from 46.5 to 50, a 3.5-point swing.
    6. Buffalo/Chicago went from 43.5 to 40.5, a three-point swing.
    7. Washington/SF went from 40.5 to 37.5, a three-point swing.
    8. LV/Pittsburgh went from 40.5 to 37.5, a three-point swing.
  8. The three most wagered favorites are:
    1. Detroit (-2.5) at Carolina:                          79% are on Detroit
    2. Cincinnati (-3) at NE:                            75% are on Cincinnati
    3. NO at Cleveland (-3):                                     68% are on Cleveland
  9. The three most wagered underdogs are:
    1. Seattle (+10) at KC:                            81% are on Seattle
    2. Philadelphia (+5) at Dallas:               72% are on Philadelphia
    3. Atlanta (+7) at Baltimore:                70% are on Atlanta
  10. The two most wagered overs are:
    1. GB/Miami:                                           74% are on over 49.5 points
    2. NYG/Minnesota                             70% are on over 47.5 points
  11. The two most wagered unders are:
    1. LAC/Indianapolis:                          84% are on under 46 points
    2. Atlanta/Baltimore                76% are on under 35.5 points

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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