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Let's get to the market rundown for NFL week number three.

Starts off Thursday night football.

New York Giants on the road at the San Francisco 49ers got out to 11 at Chris yesterday,

late afternoon.

There were a couple more 11 showing came back now.

It's a, we'll call the consensus 10.5 across the board with a total that opened 45 and is still

sitting there currently at the moment.

Big news for the giant, say Juan Barclay.

He will miss multiple weeks.

Look ahead was 9.5.

We're seeing that priced in through the 10 over to the other

side. His absence is going to turn Daniel Jones into much more of a run first option out of that

backfield with Matt Breda. No longer the Matt Breda he once was just a couple of years ago.

I think it's a huge drop off in what the Giants can do from a run-game

perspective. Jones prop total was 2-10 around the Arizona Cardinals. Obviously, the game state

helped him get back into it, but it'll be interesting to see the numbers we start to begin seeing

today because we're playing the 49ers, a zone first defense. Typically, mobile quarterbacks do a lot worse

against zone coverages, just because all the players typically looking in the backfield,

not a lot, have their back turned as you would with a man defensive front. So we'll see what

the Giants do with that, how books open those prices for the Niners, keeping out for Brandon Ayuk,

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