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You know Foles is -2 over Atlanta “with Matt Ryan.” What would you make line if Matt Schaub had to start for Atlanta? The easiest way to work through the process is to imagine that backups are getting starts this week. Philadelphia went 3-0 straight up as underdogs in the playoffs, beating the spread by 7.5 (Falcons), 34 (Vikings), and 12.5 points (Patriots).

It worked out OK for the Eagles, and for bettors who didn’t overreact. It was late last season when many assumed the worst after Foles replaced the injured Wentz.

Think about how team strategy will change.

Don’t assume elite QBs are irreplaceable.

You should have your own adjustments in mind, so you can bet vulnerable opening lines when oddsmakers first put up their guesses. There could be some early benchings given experimentation going on with a few teams. There are going to be injuries to starters.

With the season imminent, it would behoove handicappers and bettors to start thinking about quarterback point-spread impact now. We may find in future action that the market sees the difference at 2¹/₂ or three points. A two-point favorite will win about 55 percent of the time. A four-point favorite will win straight up about 67 percent of the time. Any line that crosses the key number of three (the most common final margin in competitive football) jumps a chasm percentage-wise. You’ll note that we said, “at least two points.” That’s because a fall from -4 to -2 is often bigger than it seems at first glance. Now that Foles is the confirmed starter, the line has settled at Eagles -1 ¹/₂. This summer, when it was believed Wentz would likely be ready for the regular season, the Eagles were -4 over the Falcons in Thursday night’s NFL season opener. We know the “composite wisdom” of betting markets believes Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz is at least two points better than Nick Foles. Listen Live to VSiN's sports betting shows.

#Decipher text message how to delete backup free#

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