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NFL is RIGGED WEEK 9 PREDICTIONS

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Spence Locks previews 12 NFL Week 9 games, comparing his leans with public betting percentages and reported sharp-money indicators. These are predictions, not results; no Week 9 outcomes are given. Kickoff times are Eastern, as stated in the video.

1 p.m. games

  • Lions at Dolphins: Detroit is favored by 6.5, and most bets are on the Lions. Spence likes the over, preferably at 48.5, and would lean toward Miami if choosing a side.
  • Broncos at Panthers: Denver is favored by roughly 2.5–3. After Denver’s win over Kansas City and Carolina’s recent losses, Spence sees a possible letdown spot for the Broncos. His lean is Panthers +3 or better, with a small moneyline sprinkle as a possibility.
  • Giants at Eagles: Spence says the Giants have been playing well, while Philadelphia has struggled and may start Joe Milton. Despite public backing for New York, he doesn’t want to bet on the Eagles and would probably avoid the game. His tentative lean is the over 38.5–39.
  • Rams at Commanders: Spence expects Washington to compete at home and leans Commanders +4.5 and under 48, but says this is another game he may sit out.
  • Browns at Saints: Spence favors New Orleans at home, preferring the Saints moneyline or a spread around -2.5 rather than laying 3.5. He says the betting split suggests sharper support for the Saints.
  • Cowboys at Colts: Coming off difficult losses, both teams are hard for Spence to trust. He expects points and leans over 51.5, while avoiding a side.
  • Jets at Chiefs: Spence expects Kansas City to win and calls the Chiefs moneyline a possible parlay leg, but he’s wary of the 9.5-point spread. With most bets on Kansas City, his spread lean is Jets +9.5. He also cautions that the Chiefs could respond strongly after consecutive losses.

Afternoon games

  • Texans at Chargers: Spence can’t recommend backing the struggling Chargers and leans Texans. He also tentatively favors the under 40.5, but says he would likely avoid the matchup.
  • Raiders at 49ers — 4:25 p.m.: Spence expects San Francisco to rebound after its loss to Atlanta and sees the 49ers moneyline as a possible parlay pick. He thinks they could cover 9.5 but wouldn’t make the spread a main play.
  • Packers at Patriots — 4:25 p.m.: Citing New England’s home form and questions about Green Bay’s offensive line, Spence favors the Patriots, ideally at +3 or better, and leans under 44.5. He says the sharp-money indicator supports New England.

Late afternoon and night games

  • Cardinals at Seahawks — 4:25 p.m.: Spence notes Arizona’s recent overtime win and uncertainty around both teams’ quarterbacks. He leans over 38.5 and, if forced to choose a side, Seattle, but says the large spread makes this a game to avoid.
  • Buccaneers at Bears — 8:20 p.m.: Spence calls this a potential trap game, pointing to Tampa Bay’s strong rushing attack and better run-defense numbers while noting that Chicago is a popular public pick. His preferred lean is Buccaneers +7.5, or +7 if that is the best available number.

Presenter and sources

  • Presenter: Spence Locks
  • Betting-data source cited: Action Sports
  • Other source mentioned: ChatGPT, which Spence says he consults as part of his analysis.

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