Breaking down a whole day of Thanksgiving football. That's what we're doing today.

And it's brought to you by Winfet. I'm Ben Gretch. You can find my newsletter at

begretsch.com. With me as always is Sean Siegel.

The final of his great work over at Rodeviz. Sean, Thanksgiving, always one of the best

days on the football calendar. We get three games all in isolation. Obviously, it's about family and friends and giving thanks and good food and all of those other things.

That we hope everyone listening gets an opportunity to enjoy as well, but we have, yeah, a lot of games.

A lot of eyeballs on these games typically, you know, among all the other things going on with Thanksgiving, usually you got football in the background or at least in my households or any household that I'm in.

But it's a fun day.

A lot of people love to play the three-game DFS slate.

I'm sure a lot of people with sports betting, you know,

getting increasingly popular.

We'll be very excited to get some bets down to watch these games because they're games.

We actually get an opportunity to watch people have the day off.

Not everybody.

Sorry to anybody who has to work on Thanksgiving.

That is not fun.

But there is, you know,

these high-profile stand-alone games, and it should be a really fun day. We have the bills and the

lions kicking it off, 12.30 p.m. Eastern, the Giants and Cowboys at 4.30 p.m. Eastern, and then the

nightcap, Patriots and Vikings at 820. First two games, we have some big favorites.

Night game is actually a really close line.

Vikings are at home, but a lot of people liking the Patriots on the road in that one

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