Here's what I have at this point.
The stacking percentages forecast has Buffalo winning with 30 or 31 points to KC's 26 or 27 points. For some context, while all those scores share an "equal enough " probability, that's Buffalo winning by 3, 4, or 5 points. Sure, 5 ponts is the least likely margin of victory there, but know that a 5 point margin of victory is in the top 10 most likely margins of victory over more than 5000 NFL games and 20 years.
The non-predicitve public gauge shows KC winning 28-21. It's an adjustment upward from from 27-21 yesterday. The gauge is an assessment of the public's assessment of the game. It's esentially derived from popular ratings and other metrics pulled from common, mainstream, public sources with an adjustment for known, cat out of the bag, type popular "spot" play concepts.
When it comes to the markets, my compilation of information currently shows the public, both bet tickets, and money, are on both the KC spread and moneyline. The Totals breakdown is currently far more split, both fronts, but does favor the OVER.
Naturally, the public loves their favorites and OVERs.
It's a tough one, an assessment of trades in the marketplace are mixed but the RLM type trades that knock a 5.5 or 5 point line to 5 or 4.5, depending on where they pop up, will likely be classified as "sharp" in my office.
I'm always looking over my shoulder. Now, we have what looks to be like a gift of value on Buffalo for Monday a night doubleheader.
Good Luck whatever you play. I think Buffalo is good look, but with an ATS win streak lasting a couple of weeks, I'm looking over my shoulder more than ever.