Sunday Games + Monday Night Football
Framework: ATS STATS | Raymond REPORT Card
Objective: Read the market, not the scoreboard
By Week 17, the betting market isn’t reacting to football anymore — it’s reacting to narratives, desperation, and playoff math. That’s where MVI does its best work.
Jacksonville is one of the cleanest A-type profiles on the board. Strong COW%, reliable vs weaker competition, and still undervalued relative to public perception.
Indianapolis is the opposite: 9–1 vs C teams, but completely unreliable against real competition (0–9 vs A). This is a classic inflated underdog résumé.
Market Truth: This line is about Jacksonville’s consistency — not Indianapolis’ upside.
This is a spread optics game. New England checks every efficiency box, but the market has already priced in the mismatch.
Jets remain one of the worst vs-A profiles in football (0–9).
Market Truth: Blowout risk exists — but so does overconfidence.
Pittsburgh isn’t explosive — they’re predictable, and that’s gold in December.
Cleveland? One of the weakest structural profiles on the slate (1–9 vs B teams, 1–8 vs A).
Market Truth: This is discipline vs dysfunction.
Seattle is quietly one of the best Week-17 market teams:
Carolina’s numbers look better than their game film, and the market is starting to over-credit them.
Market Truth: Seattle’s edge is consistency, not hype.
This is a brand-name trap. Tampa’s BEARISH tag reflects volatility, not talent. Miami continues to struggle against structured defenses.
Market Truth: This game screams variance — not confidence.
New Orleans is quietly improving in situational spots. Tennessee is 0–10 vs A teams and still priced like a threat.
Market Truth: One team is stabilizing, the other is drifting.
This is a dead-zone game. Both teams rank near the bottom in market confidence, execution, and opponent resistance.
Market Truth: If you must bet this, you’re not betting — you’re guessing.
Two legitimate A-grade teams.
Buffalo carries a BULLISH (14) tag, Philly remains structurally sound.
Market Truth: This is pricing efficiency at work — not value hunting.
San Francisco’s BULLISH (28) rating reflects market trust.
Chicago’s growth is real — but still situational.
Market Truth: Respect both teams, but understand who sets the market tone.
The Rams are reliable but fully priced. Atlanta remains one of the most misleading C-grade teams — competitive but inefficient.
Market Truth: This line exists because bettors trust the Rams, not because Atlanta earned respect.
No picks needed.
The Raymond REPORT Card already told the story.
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Week 17 isn’t about being right.
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