Don't be a Chalk Donkey and take some point.
High Tier (2 units)
Saints +8.5 at Ravens — Baltimore is missing Zay Flowers and other pieces, so a full touchdown-plus is too many points against a Saints offense that can still steal a half and keep this inside a score.
Eagles -7 at Titans — Philadelphia is the clearly better roster on the road in extreme Nashville heat, and a one-score win still covers if they lean on Saquon and sit on the lead.
Steelers +5.5 at Patriots — Pittsburgh’s defense travels, New England is coming off a sloppy opener, and 5.5 is extra points in a low-total game that often dies in the 20s.
Giants +7 at Rams (Monday) — You listed this twice; treat it as one 2-unit play on Monday. Jaxson Dart/Cam Skattebo give New York a live underdog script, and 7 points is the number you want when L.A. is still figuring out its identity.
Broncos -2.5 vs Jaguars — Denver at altitude as a small home favorite is the side you want after Jacksonville’s Week 1 explosion, especially if this turns into a field-position game.
Seahawks -3.5/-4 at Cardinals — Even with Drew Lock starting, Seattle is the more physical team and models still project them to cover a field goal in Arizona.
Medium Tier (1 unit)
Buccaneers -8/-8.5 vs Browns — Cleveland looked broken in Week 1 and Baker gets a revenge spot at home; Tampa should win by more than a touchdown if the Browns’ offensive line holds up like last week.
Panthers -2.5 at Falcons — Atlanta is on Cooper Rush again with Penix out and Tua doubtful, so Carolina is the more functional offense in a short-number road favorite spot.
Cowboys -4/-4.5 vs Commanders — Dallas at home in a 50-point total should control the ground game with Javonte and make Washington chase; 4 is a fair number against a Commanders team that already showed holes.
Chiefs -6/-6.5 vs Colts — Patrick Mahomes at home in primetime is still the safest favorite on the night, and Indianapolis has too many questions to hang for a full 60 minutes.
Bengals +2.5 at Texans — Houston is without Nico Collins and a starting guard, Joe Burrow is expected to play, and 2.5 is cheap insurance in a game Cincinnati can win outright.
Low Tier (0.5 unit)
Jets +3.5 vs Packers — Green Bay is better, but 3.5 on a home dog with Geno is playable if the Jets keep it in the mud and steal a late score.
Vikings +4.5 at Bears — Carson Wentz already won in relief last week; Soldier Field wind/rain can flatten Chicago’s explosive edge and make 4.5 live.
Raiders +6.5 at Chargers — Las Vegas is thin with Bowers doubtful, but 6.5 on the road dog is the classic “don’t lay a touchdown” number if the Chargers stall in the red zone.
Dolphins +13.5 at 49ers — This is a buy-points play only: San Francisco should win big, but 13.5 is a lot of points if Miami keeps it from becoming a 28-point blowout.