Week 1: 13-2-1 OU, (86.6%)
Week 2: 11-5 OU (24-7-1, 77.4%)
Week 3: 7-9 OU (31-16-1, 65.9%)
Week 4: 9-7 OU (40-23-1, 63.4%)
Week 5: 9-3 OU (49-26-1, 65.3%)
Week 6: 2-10-1 OU (51-36-2, 58.6%)
Week 7: 6-7 OU (57-43-2, 57.0%)
Week 8: 4-9 OU (61-52-2, 53.9%)
Week 9: 3-10 OU (64-63-2, 50.4%)
Week 10: 7-9 OU (71-72-2, 49.6%)
Week 11*: 6-6-1 (77-78-3, 49.7%)
(pre-Monday night KC-NE)
Week 2: 11-5 OU (24-7-1, 77.4%)
Week 3: 7-9 OU (31-16-1, 65.9%)
Week 4: 9-7 OU (40-23-1, 63.4%)
Week 5: 9-3 OU (49-26-1, 65.3%)
Week 6: 2-10-1 OU (51-36-2, 58.6%)
Week 7: 6-7 OU (57-43-2, 57.0%)
Week 8: 4-9 OU (61-52-2, 53.9%)
Week 9: 3-10 OU (64-63-2, 50.4%)
Week 10: 7-9 OU (71-72-2, 49.6%)
Week 11*: 6-6-1 (77-78-3, 49.7%)
(pre-Monday night KC-NE)
Since Week 6, when the NFL Totals count was
greater than 65% Overs, there have been 68.4%
Unders. In other words, there was a lot of money
to be made betting Under after Over had left its
stamp. greater than 65% Overs, there have been 68.4%
Unders. In other words, there was a lot of money
to be made betting Under after Over had left its