Final Action Report: Bills-Rams Thursday Night Football

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Final Action Report: Bills-Rams Thursday Night Football

Who’s ready for some football!

Massive matchup to kick off the 2022 NFL regular season tonight as we have the defending Super Bowl champion L.A. Rams hosting the current Super Bowl favorite Buffalo Bills on NBC. Should be a dandy, and to no surprise, looks like BetOnline will be rooting for the dog and under.

The +2.5 dog here is the reigning Super Bowl champion, playing at home no less. 

Buffalo though is the favorite to win this season's Super Bowl.

But the Bills will be playing without the two starting cornerbacks.  Cooper Kupp OVER 93.5 receiving or better is another terrific play.

Other books were also reporting closer to 50% action at closing time.

Bills at Rams (+2.5, 52)

57.8% of $ on Bills -2.5

59.0% of $ on Bills ML -135

61.3% of $ on OVER 52

We are all over the Rams tonight.

BetOnline dropped from Bills -2.5 to -1 briefly at 4:21 pm ET and immediately brought the number back up to -2.5.  The recreational books did not move off the -2.5.

BetOnline did close on Bills -2 after dropping the number just prior to 7:30 pm ET.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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