Finished Week 1 win picks from 26 published sources: four CBS straight-up experts, BUSR scores, the current market, seven Action Network books, five 1-32 power boards, the May DraftKings opener, TeamRankings predictive, FOX Sports DraftKings from Sep 3, plus short published fades. Unpicked games on a board were skipped. The pick is the side with more votes. Away and Home are raw vote counts. Live cards live on Week 2 Matchups.
BK
Game
Day
Spread
Pick
Away
Home
Boards
1
NE at SEA
NBC
Wed 9/9
SEA -3.5
SEA
NE 0
SEA 23
23
2
SF vs LAR
Netflix
Thu 9/10
LAR -3.5
LAR
SF 3
LAR 20
23
3
CLE at JAX
CBS
Sun 9/13
JAX -7.5
JAX
CLE 0
JAX 24
24
4
NO at DET
FOX
Sun 9/13
DET -7
DET
NO 1
DET 23
24
5
BAL at IND
CBS
Sun 9/13
BAL -3.5
BAL
BAL 23
IND 0
23
6
TB at CIN
FOX
Sun 9/13
CIN -3.5
CIN
TB 0
CIN 23
23
7
WAS at PHI
FOX
Sun 9/13
PHI -4.5
PHI
WAS 0
PHI 23
23
8
ARI at LAC
CBS
Sun 9/13
LAC -10.5
LAC
ARI 1
LAC 22
23
9
DAL at NYG
NBC
Sun 9/13
DAL -2.5
DAL
DAL 22
NYG 1
23
10
MIA at LV
CBS
Sun 9/13
LV -3.5
LV
MIA 1
LV 22
23
11
ATL at PIT
CBS
Sun 9/13
PIT -3
PIT
ATL 0
PIT 22
22
12
CHI at CAR
FOX
Sun 9/13
CHI -2.5
CHI
CHI 22
CAR 0
22
13
BUF at HOU
CBS
Sun 9/13
BUF -1.5
BUF
BUF 19
HOU 5
24
14
NYJ at TEN
CBS
Sun 9/13
TEN -1.5
TEN
NYJ 4
TEN 19
23
15
GB at MIN
FOX
Sun 9/13
MIN -1.5
GB
GB 13
MIN 9
22
16
DEN at KC
ABC/ESPN
Mon 9/14
KC -2.5
KC
DEN 9
KC 13
22
Sources
Boards in This Aggregate
CBS Jared Dubin - Straight-up Week 1 grid, Sep 5. Texans and Packers fades.
CBS Ryan Wilson - Straight-up Week 1 grid, Sep 5. Closest to the market.
CBS John Breech - Straight-up Week 1 grid, Sep 5. Texans and Packers.
Short expert lists still move the names they actually ranked.
FAQ
How Week 1 matchups were built.
How are the win picks built?
26 published sources. CBS expert grids, BUSR scores, sportsbook moneylines, power ranks (higher club wins), and short published fades. Unpicked games on a board are skipped.
Is this a win chance?
No. Away and Home are raw vote counts. The pick is the side with more published votes, not a percent chance to win.
Is this a bet slip?
No. It is a mash of public picks and 1-32 boards. The market favorite still wins most games because books and power ranks overlap.