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Week 7 Injuries
Last Updated 10/19
QB
Anthony Richardson (Hip) — Will Start
Drake Maye (knee) — Will Start
Russell Wilson — Expected to Start
RB
Jonathan Taylor (Ankle) — OUT
Tyjae Spears (Hamstring) — OUT
Jerome Ford (Hamstring) — OUT
Cordarrelle Patterson (Ankle) — OUT
Travis Etienne (Hamstring) — Game Time Decision
Ray Davis (Calf) — Game Time Decision
Rhamondre Stevenson (foot) — Leaning IN
Zamir White (Groin) — Leaning IN
Nick Chubb (Knee) — IN
Devin Singletary (Groin) — IN
Jordan Mason (Shoulder) — IN
De’Von Achane (Concussion) — IN
Rachaad White — Leaning IN
Brian Robinson (Knee) — Leaning IN
Aaron Jones — Leaning IN
Jonathon Brooks — Expected Week 9/10 Return
Gus Edwards (Ankle) — Placed on IR
WR
Robert Woods — OUT
Jauan Jennings (hip) — OUT
Cooper Kupp (Ankle) — Game Time Decision
Dontayvion Wicks (Shoulder) — Game Time Decision
Quentin Johnson (Ankle) — Leaning OUT
Jacoby Meyers (Ankle) — Leaning OUT
DJ Chark — Questionable
Michael Pittman (back) — Questionable
Diontae Johnson (ribs) — Questionable
Elijah Moore (Ribs) — Questionable
Mike Evans (Hamstring) — Leaning IN
Ricky Pearsall (Bullets) — Leaning IN
JuJu Smith-Schuster (Hamstring) — Leaning IN
Marvin Harrison Jr. (Concussion) — Leaning IN
Malik Nabers (Concussion) — IN
Davante Adams (Hamstring) — IN
Amari Cooper (Trade) — IN
Zay Jones (Hamstring) — Leaning IN
Jordan Whittington (Shoulder) — Leaning IN
Chris Olave (Concussion) — Missed Game
Rashid Shaheed (Knee) — OUT 2-4 Weeks
Josh Reynolds— ON IR
Brandin Cooks (Infection) — On IR
Nico Collins (Hamstring) — ON IR
TE
Dallas Goedert (Hamstring) — OUT
Hayden Hurst (Groin) — Expected OUT
Tyler Conklin (hip) — Expected IN
TJ Hockenson — Leaning IN
Taysom Hill (Chest) — Missed Game
Luke Musgrave — ON IR
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Course: TPC Summerlin
Yardage: 7,255
Par: 71
Greens: Bentgrass
Average Green Size: 7,400 sq. ft.
Number of Sand Bunkers: 92
Number of Holes Water is in Play: 4
Cutline: Top 65 and Ties
Field: 132 Players
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PAST WINNERS
2023: Tom Kim -20
2022: Tom Kim -24
2021: Sungjae Im -24
2020: Martin Laird -23
2019: Kevin Na -23
2018: Bryson DeChambeau -21
BETS
Tom Hoge 32 — The Hoge chasing a win world tour has a Vegas stop this week. Top 15s two of the last three years at Summerlin while gaining on the greens in four of his past five trips. The jibes with his only appearance of the swing season in Napa where he gained over 11 strokes on the field between irons and putting.
JJ Spaun 50 — Spaun had one the blip at Sanderson Farms which led to a WD. He returned last week with a T25, where he once again gained more than six strokes T2G. If he can get a spike putting week to go along with the superb ball striking he can build off his three career Top 15s in Vegas.
Daniel Berger 80 — Went to the Berger well last week off a strong performance in Jackson. It started and ended quite mediocre, but we saw the flashes in between. Over his past two starts Berger has gained a stroke or more on approach in five of the eight rounds while sitting Top 5 with his driving stats. He’s gained in both appearances on the greens at Summerlin too.
Ben Silverman 90 — Gaining on average of +3.2 SG PUTT over his past five starts, Silverman is the best putter in the field, and get a course which has been plenty generous to accuracy/putting/wedge players over the years. In the Putting + Wedge model, only Kuchar and Highsmith rate out better in the short term.
Lee Hodges 100 — Dude’s gained six strokes on approach each of the past two weeks. Seems like a worthwhile investment at 100/1
Nick Hardy 100 — FILL IT UP AGAIN!!!!!!!
Joe Highsmith 120 — Two Top 15s so far in the Swing, and finally saw his putter flip to the positive in Utah. He’s gaining three strokes on approach per start since Napa and gained on the field T2G in nine of his past 10 starts overall.
Taylor Montgomery 200 (With 10 Places) — His driver has been laughably bad since returning from injury, yet he’s still hitting his wedges well and remains of my highest upside putters in the field. He’s a University of Nevada, Las Vegas guy so he’s plenty similar with the geography and course. I’ve made dumber bets at 200/1.
Week 7 Rankings
Last Updated 10/19
Week 7 RB Rankings
Kyren Williams
Saquon Barkley
Kenneth Walker III
Bijan Robinson
Derrick Henry
Joe Mixon
Breece Hall
Josh Jacobs
J.K. Dobbins
Jahmyr Gibbs
Tony Pollard
Chuba Hubbard
James Conner
David Montgomery
Jordan Mason
James Cook
Brian Robinson Jr.
Aaron Jones
Najee Harris
De'Von Achane
Chase Brown
Kareem Hunt
Rhamondre Stevenson
Bucky Irving
Tank Bigsby
Trey Sermon
Rachaad White
Tyrone Tracy Jr.
Austin Ekeler
Jaylen Warren
Justice Hill
Nick Chubb
Raheem Mostert
Alexander Mattison
Antonio Gibson
Zack Moss
Devin Singletary
Ray Davis
Tyler Goodson
Tyler Allgeier
Zamir White
Samaje Perine
Pierre Strong Jr.
D'Ernest Johnson
Kimani Vidal
Sean Tucker
Ty Chandler
Ameer Abdullah
Emanuel Wilson
Isaac Guerendo
Zach Charbonnet
D'Onta Foreman
Ty Johnson
Blake Corum
Braelon Allen
Miles Sanders
JaMycal Hasty
Dameon Pierce
Terrell Jennings
Kyle Juszczyk
Jaylen Wright
Julius Chestnut
Week 7 WR Rankings
Justin Jefferson
A.J. Brown
Ja'Marr Chase
Diontae Johnson
Amon-Ra St. Brown
Drake London
Chris Godwin
DeVonta Smith
Malik Nabers
Jayden Reed
Stefon Diggs
Garrett Wilson
Zay Flowers
Tee Higgins
DK Metcalf
Deebo Samuel Sr.
Tank Dell
Josh Downs
Terry McLaurin
Brian Thomas Jr.
Davante Adams
Mike Evans
Tutu Atwell
Amari Cooper
Darnell Mooney
Jameson Williams
Tyreek Hill
George Pickens
Brandon Aiyuk
Khalil Shakir
Wan'Dale Robinson
JuJu Smith-Schuster
Michael Wilson
Jerry Jeudy
Darius Slayton
Michael Pittman Jr.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba
Xavier Worthy
Jordan Addison
Demario Douglas
Ladd McConkey
Tyler Locket
Jordan Whittington
Tre Tucker
DeAndre Hopkins
Christian Kirk
Allen Lazard
Alec Pierce
Romeo Doubs
Christian Watson
Xavier Legette
Noah Brown
Calvin Ridley
Jaylen Waddle
Ray-Ray McCloud III
Rashod Bateman
Greg Dortch
Andrei Iosivas
Gabe Davis
Demarcus Robinson
DJ Turner
Sterling Shepard
Joshua Palmer
Kendrick Bourne
Elijah Moore
Kayshon Boutte
Tyler Boyd
Xavier Weaver
Keon Coleman
Jalen Coker
Cedric Tillman
Ja'Lynn Polk
Tim Patrick
Justin Watson
Jalen Nailor
Jamari Thrash
Olamide Zaccheaus
Xavier Hutchinson
Odell Beckham Jr.
Calvin Austin III
Van Jefferson
Week 7 QB Rankings
Jayden Daniels
Lamar Jackson
Jalen Hurts
Josh Allen
Jordan Love
Kirk Cousins
Geno Smith
Daniel Jones
Anthony Richardson
C.J. Stroud
Sam Darnold
Brock Purdy
Drake Maye
Patrick Mahomes
Joe Burrow
Baker Mayfield
Trevor Lawrence
Jared Goff
Andy Dalton
Kyler Murray
Aaron Rodgers
Matthew Stafford
Justin Herbert
Will Levis
Tyler Huntley
Russell Wilson
Deshaun Watson
Aidan O'Connell
Week 7 TE Rankings
Travis Kelce
Trey McBride
George Kittle
Brock Bowers
Evan Engram
Sam LaPorta
David Njoku
Kyle Pitts
Dalton Kincaid
Hunter Henry
Tucker Kraft
Isaiah Likely
Grant Calcaterra
Dalton Schultz
Cade Otton
Noah Fant
Zach Ertz
Mark Andrews
Pat Freiermuth
Colby Parkinson
Jonnu Smith
Theo Johnson
Tyler Conklin
Ja'Tavion Sanders
Will Dissly
Chigoziem Okonkwo
Johnny Mundt
Mike Gesicki
Erick All Jr.
Noah Gray
Harrison Bryant
Austin Hooper
Week 7 DST Rankings
Buffalo Bills
Washington Commanders
Baltimore Ravens
Pittsburgh Steelers
Cincinnati Bengals
New York Jets
Minnesota Vikings
Philadelphia Eagles
Green Bay Packers
Houston Texans
Los Angeles Chargers
Indianapolis Colts
Miami Dolphins
Jacksonville Jaguars
San Francisco 49ers
Los Angeles Rams
Detroit Lions
New York Giants
Atlanta Falcons
Cleveland Browns
Kansas City Chiefs
New England Patriots
Seattle Seahawks
Week 7 Random Betting Trends
Denver Broncos at New Orleans Saints (TNF)
Betting: The Broncos are seeking their third straight road cover, something this franchise hasn’t done since 2020 (3-0 stretch from Weeks 2-6).
Betting: The Saints are just 1-6-1 ATS in their past eight home primetime games.
New England Patriots vs. Jacksonville Jaguars (London)
Betting: The Patriots are 1-3-1 ATS this season and haven’t had a winning ATS record through the first five games of a season since Tom Brady left town.
Betting: The Jaguars are 3-9 ATS over their past 12 games, but at least they’ve come through for over bettors in three of their past four.
Seattle Seahawks at Atlanta Falcons
Betting: Seattle started Week 6 on Thursday night hosting the 49ers – unders are 9-2-2 (81.8%) since the start of 2021 when they play on extended rest.
Betting: Atlanta’s come-from-behind, overtime cover against the Bucs in Week 5 has been the exception recently, not the rule — they are just 3-8 ATS in their last 11 home games.
Tennessee Titans at Buffalo Bills
Betting: Under tickets have cashed in nine of Tennessee’s past 12 road games.
Betting: The Bills are 1-7 ATS in their past eight when favored by more than six points.
Cincinnati Bengals at Cleveland Browns
Betting: Joe Burrow is 10-4 as a road favorite over his career (71.4%), including six covers in his past seven instances.
Betting: Unders are 6-2-1 since 2021 when the Browns host a divisional game.
Houston Texans at Green Bay Packers
Betting: In his young career, Stroud is 5-2 ATS as an underdog, and under tickets have also come through in five of those seven contests.
Betting: Jordan Love has been favored eight times in his career – unders are 2-0 when that’s the case and he is facing the Rams, overs are 5-1 when that is the case and he’s facing any other team in the NFL.
Miami Dolphins at Indianapolis Colts
Betting: The Dolphins haven’t had a losing season ATS since the 2017 team went 5-9-2. This year’s Fins are 1-4 ATS coming out of their Week 6 bye.
Betting: The Colts have covered six of their past eight games when favored (1-1 this season with a cover against the Bears and an outright loss to the Malik Willis-led Packers).
Detroit Lions at Minnesota Vikings
Betting: The Lions have covered six of their past seven road divisional games, the lone hiccup being a 28-13 loss at Soldier Field as a three-point favorite in Week 14 of last season.
Betting: Overs are 18-8 (69.2%) in Minnesota’s past 26 divisional games.
Philadelphia Eagles at New York Giants
Betting: The Eagles are just 2-9-1 ATS in road divisional games since the start of 202, an 18.2% cover rate that is the lowest in the league over that stretch.
Betting: The Giants are 6-2 in Week 7’s over the past eight seasons with under tickets cashing in all eight contests.
Las Vegas Raiders at Los Angeles Rams
Betting: Since 2015, overs are 8-0 in Raider Week 7 games, going over the total by an average of 11.0 PPG (they’ve covered five of those games).
Betting: The Rams have failed to cover seven straight games when on extended rest (average cover margin: -6.7).
Carolina Panthers at Washington Commanders
Betting: Andy Dalton has made five starts for the Panthers, and all five have gone over the total. This is coming after nine of his last 10 starts, with the Saints cashed under tickets.
Betting: After covering by half-a-point last weekend in Baltimore, the Commanders are 5-1 ATS, making them a threat to challenge the 2008 Ravens (12 ATS wins) for the most covers in a season with a rookie under center. That, of course, was Joe Flacco’s rookie season, one that saw Baltimore play in the AFC Championship game.
Kansas City Chiefs at San Francisco 49ers
Betting: Unders are 7-2 under Mahomes when the Chiefs AND their opponent enter a game on extended rest (San Francisco was in Seattle on Thursday night). The Chiefs are 1-4 ATS in their past five spots under their MVP.
Betting: In a league where unders are all the rage, overs are 9-3-1 in San Francisco’s past 13 regular season games.
New York Jets at Pittsburgh Steelers (SNF)
Betting: Since 2020, the Jets are the worst ATS team in the league when playing on short rest (2-7, 22.2% cover rate).
Betting: Since the beginning of 2021, the Steelers are 22-12-1 ATS when a game goes under the total and 10-11 ATS when it goes over.
Baltimore Ravens vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (MNF, 8:15)
Betting: Baker Mayfield has covered each of his past three games as a home underdog, a nice run after a 3-6 ATS stretch in such pots.
Los Angeles Chargers vs. Arizona Cardinals (MNF, 8:45)
Betting: Either the Chargers or Broncos were held scoreless in every quarter of Sunday’s game, and yet, for the first time this season, over tickets were cashed in a Los Angeles game. Only three times over the past 20 years has a Charger team failed to produce at least six overs in a season (2005, 2017, and 2023) – this team remains positioned to join that list.
Betting: The Cardinals are just 1-4 ATS in Kyler Murray’s last five home starts in primetime.