Talking through the wind total overs and under, some of our liens for the NFC teams, and what the ramifications are for fantasy football.

That's what we're talking about today on Stealing Bananas.

I'm Ben Gretch.

You can find the stealing signals newsletter at BenGretsch.substack.com.

With me, as always, is Sean Siegel.

You can find all of his great work over at Rodeviz.

Sean, last week we did the AFC divisions.

So anybody listening to, you know, our long shows or our shorts, those were

more divisionally focused. You definitely know what we're doing here today with the NFC teams,

because we went through the Hawaii FC last week. We're going to talk a little bit about the,

you know, the sports betting market, I guess, the win

total over under. Really, it's just an interesting way to discuss how the market is valuing

the different teams. First of all, it's where the lines were set and then also where they were

bet. These are really interesting markets in that they get bet fairly heavily one way or the other sometimes. And so you can see where there's optimism for teams to beat

the lines that the book set or to not be to to go under the lines that the book set. A lot of

times on the extremes, we see a lot of betting to the over on the really low ones, a lot of betting

to the under on the really high ones because the market does seem to say there's a lot of uncertainty

in football. And we know that part of it as well. But it's interesting to look through these

and to talk through the market and consider the fantasy football ramifications. Generally

speaking, not always, obviously, not for every single type of player, but generally speaking, we want players that are on teams that are winning games and are doing well because they're scoring more points and those types of things.

You could talk about it from different positional stuff.

Certainly a wide receiver is going to have a little bit more potential to be fine in a bad win loss situation.

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