Both teams are coming in on a back-to-back and we just dont expect much defensive intensity here and we think tired legs could spur some scoring. Vegas is one of the better offensive teams in the league and we think we should see some early goals here that would be good for our total. This should be a close game so extra time could always factor in if we need that extra goal. We dont think we will need that, however, as we expect both teams to contribute their share of the total in regulation.

The Clippers have been one of the worst bets in the league and this is not a very good team right now with Kawhi out but we saw some things from them last time out in their OT win over the Mavs and now they could have some positive momentum heading into this one. Boston is only 5-8 ATS, so they have also been overrated by the oddsmakers. They have been alternating wins and losses for the last six games and are coming off a win last time out. This just boils down to this spread being too big and we expect a close game here and if not for the slow start LA would probably be favored here on the road.

7 Unit Play. Take #474 Under 45 in Kansas City Chiefs @ Denver Broncos (4:25p.m., Sunday, November 16 CBS) TOP NFL PLAY OF THE WEEKEND Both teams have strong defenses and like to milk the play clock on offense. This might be a must win game for Kansas City and thus I expect them to control the game on both sides of the football. QB Nix has been terrible of late and thus for Denver to win this game they will have to avoid mistakes and that should set up a strong play with the under. The under has collected 4 straight times in the last 4 games between Kansas City and Denver.

3 Unit Play. Take #469 San Francisco -3.5 over Arizona (4:05p.m., Sunday, November 16 FOX) Both teams got lit up last week and thus one would figure both teams would bounce back. I only see San Francisco playing well today, as the Cardinals are without Kyler Murray and Marvin Harrison. The 49ers have the much better coaching staff and they are 5-0 ATS in their last 5 games following a double-digit loss in their previous game.

2 Unit Play. Take #453 Green Bay Packers -7 over New York Giants (1p.m., Sunday, November 16 FOX) The Packers need a blowout win and it should come today against a depleted team that just fired their coach. The Packers have too much talent on offense not to score at least 30 points in one of these games.

8-unit play. Take 431/432 Montreal-Saskatchewan OVER 48.5 (Saturday, Nov. 15th, 6:00 p.m. EST CBS Sports Network) CFL PLAYOFF GAME OF THE YEAR

Both teams relied on defense in the conference finals: Saskatchewan edged BC 24-21, and Montreal slipped past Hamilton 19-16. Despite this, their regular-season offenses told a different story. Saskatchewan averaged 26.2 points per game, second in the CFL, fueled by Trevor Harris 3,500 passing yards and A.J. Ouellettes powerful running. The Riders scored 472 points and will likely find opportunities against a Montreal defense that allowed 23.9 points per game, especially after they put up 31 against the Alouettes in September.

Montreal answers with Davis Alexander, 2,024yards and 10 touchdowns in just 7 games started, leading a 24.7-point average. Tyson Philpot and Kaion Julien-Grant stretched defenses and dropped 48 on Saskatchewan in September. The Riders have the best run defense but a vulnerable secondary, which has given up over 280 passing yards a game. This aerial matchup points to a high-scoring game.

Head-to-head history underscores the volatility. Saskatchewan dominated 34-6 in August, then Montreal answered with a 48-31 win in September, for totals of 40 and 79. Grey Cup trends lean toward offense too, with seven of the last 10 finals clearing 45 points and averaging 51. BC Places closed roof eliminates weather concerns, favoring both quarterbacks passing styles. With neither defense overwhelming in the playoffs and possessions piling up in the CFLs three-down format, the ingredients are in place for this championship to push past 49.5 combined points.

3-unit play. Take 431 Montreal Alouettes +3.5 over Saskatchewan Roughriders (Saturday, Nov. 15th, 6:00 p.m. EST CBS Sports Network)

The Alouettes enter the Grey Cup as live underdogs, riding a surge of momentum and a quarterback who refuses to lose. Montreal has won seven of its last eight, including a 48-31 road demolition of the Riders, and history leans their way with three prior playoff victories over Saskatchewan. Davis Alexanders perfect 13-0 record as a starter and playoff explosion highlight why Montreals offense can pierce even elite defenses.

Alexanders efficiency, with 10 touchdowns against just three interceptions, has fueled Montreals balanced attack. The Alouettes front seven ranks second in sacks and limits big plays. Saskatchewan needed a miracle drive to escape BC, and its secondary remains vulnerable underneath. In a parity-driven league where most playoff games are decided by a single score, Montreals consistency and firepower point to a tight contest.

Montreals recent run underscores their edge: 7-1 straight up with a +8.8 scoring margin, highlighted by a 48-31 rout of Saskatchewan in Regina. Running back Stevie Scott III adds balance, pounding out 133 yards and two playoff touchdowns. The Riders earlier 34-6 win came without Alexander, making it an outlier in an otherwise even split. History leans Montreals way, with three prior playoff victories over Saskatchewan, including consecutive Grey Cup triumphs in 2009 and 2010. In a league defined by parity, where eight of the last 10 division finals were decided by one score, Montreals front seven, second in sacks and stingy against big plays, stands toe-to-toe with Saskatchewans line.