Bookies Worst Nightmare: Cardinals, Seahawks, Packers

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Earlier NFL games feature action that is mostly balanced with one notable exception.

Bookies will be rooting against the Arizona Cardinals covering a 6-point spread in Cleveland.  This game was seeing better than 85 of the action going towards the Cards.

Sunday’s late afternoon game between the Seahawks and Cowboys have Seattle getting 75% of the action as a -4.5 road favorite.

Sunday night’s game has Green Bay getting 75% of the action in Denver as a -3 road favorite.  Both teams are undefeated.  Bookies will be hoping for a Broncos cover here.

Monday night’s game between the Colts and Panthers was seeing balanced action.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com  

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