Good morning, everyone, the simple handicap for Tuesday, October 25th.

Thank you for making me a part of your morning.

NFL week eight is officially upon us, and what usually was the halfway point of the season

has now turned into the 40% mark of the seasons.

We are trending closer to next week, which will be the 50% mark as we get more

clarity about at least some teams within the league. I say some because there's still a ton of

question marks as you move down the confidence ratings, which I will be posting later today

for a end of October update. Did the last one at the end of September.

Take a look at how I rank all of the teams one to 32, perhaps a couple of surprises, but you can

see all of that a little bit later today on my Twitter feed. With all that said, it's Tuesday

morning. We're back to the usual groove here on the show after a couple days away last week, Back in the home office, I know you're on your way to work. Maybe you're walking a dog. Maybe you're in the shower just getting up to start your Tuesday. You've got places to be. So let's get to it with the NFL market rundown for NFL week number eight. Starts off with the Baltimore Ravens on the road at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Thursday night

football movement steadily in favor of the Baltimore Ravens up to two and a half this morning

at Chris. Rest of the market still thinking about catching up. Circa 1 and a half, bet on line

1 and a half pinnacle 1 minus 20. Chris is the high point in the market, reflective of who has bet there

so far this week. And the total has continued to climb as well. We're seeing the high price again at

Chris 45, shaded to the over. A lot of potential injury concerns to watch for. but none of them really come to fruition,

yet we'll get the first injury report officially a little bit later today, but it has been all

Baltimore and over money looking at this game, two sides to it. The first and foremost is

the Ravens could very well be a football team that is seven and oh. Their three losses all came

with commanding leads in the second

half, all of those blown to the opponents. That was the case. I think people still rating the Ravens

quite high, respective to the rest of the AFC, when matched up against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers who are

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