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Prediction and betting odds for Commanders vs. Eagles in Week 16

Analyzing Commanders vs. Eagles game with odds and lines, predictions and best bets.

The Washington Commanders (9-5) host the Philadelphia Eagles (12-2) in Week 16 action from Northwest Stadium. The Commanders look to avenge a 26-18 loss to the Eagles in Week 11 — a game they led for three quarters.

The Commanders enter Sunday as the NFC’s No. 7 playoff seed, while the Eagles are the second seed but have the same record as top-seeded Detroit.

Below are the latest odds and our final score prediction for Sunday.

Commanders vs. Eagles game odds:

All NFL Odds via BetMGM:

Point spread: Commanders +3.5 (-110) / Eagles -3.5 (-110)
Money line: Commanders +155 / Eagles -190
Over-under: 45.5 (O: -110 / U: -110)

Commanders vs. Eagles injury updates:

Commanders TE Zach Ertz: Questionable (concussion)
Commanders S Jeremy Chinn: Questionable (concussion)
Commanders DT Jonathan Allen: Out (pectoral)
Eagles EDGE Bryce Huff: Out (wrist)
Eagles S Sydney Brown: Questionable (concussion)
Eagles WR Britain Covey: Out (neck)

Commanders vs. Eagles prediction, pick:

Bryan Manning:

Washington isn’t as hot offensively as it was heading into the first meeting. Now, the Commanders are without Austin Ekeler and Noah Brown. It looks like Zach Ertz will play, which is terrific news for Washington. I believe Washington’s defense plays well for most of the game, and the offense is better this time around. However, the Eagles are healthier and the better team. Washington is gaining ground, though. Saquon Barkley again proves to be the difference.

Pick: Eagles, 27, Commanders 23

Ivan Lambert:

The Commanders are averaging 28.3 points a game this season. However, the Eagles’ defensive front seven restricted the Commanders’ offense, holding them to 10 points until that final possession drive against the Eagles prevent defense.

Meanwhile, the Eagles are the No. 1 rushing team in the NFL at 186 yards a game.

On defense, the Eagles are also No. 1 in scoring defense, surrendering only 17.6 points a game.

The Commanders have yet to beat a team with a winning record this season; they are 0-4 against those teams. I honestly think this game could be closer, but can the Commanders produce enough in the passing game with Noah Brown injured and possibly Zach Ertz out as well?

Pick: Eagles 24, Commanders 17

Serena Burks:

The Commanders face a tall task on Sunday against the Eagles. Washington has struggled of late, even after the bye. Both teams are primarily healthy, but the Eagles have one thing the Commanders don’t: Saquon Barkley. It’s not just about his natural talent or ability; it’s about his sheer will to win.

Pick: Eagles 24, Commanders 21

Commanders vs. Eagles channel, start time, streaming:

The Commanders vs. Eagles game starts at 1:00 p.m. ET and can be seen on Fox.

Get more betting analysis and predictions at Sportsbook Wire.

Going into Week 16, who is favored to win the NFC North?

Here’s the chances Minnesota can earn a coveted bye according to ESPN.

The regular season has just three weeks left, and teams are gearing up for a playoff run. There are three teams in the NFC who have clinched their spot in the playoffs: Eagles, Lions, and Vikings. But which team is favored to win the NFC?

According to ESPN’s latest playoff odds, the Lions have a 54% chance to earn the bye as the top seed. The Eagles are next in line with a 29% chance, followed by Minnesota with a 16% chance of getting the No. 1 seed.

Looking closer at the Vikings’ odds, ESPN says Minnesota has a 23% chance of winning the North compared to Detroit, having a 77% chance of winning the division. The Vikings also have the fourth-best odds in the NFC to make it to the Super Bowl with a 13%. Minnesota is behind the Lions (34%), Eagles (19%), and the Packers (15%) to make it to the big game.

The Vikings will take on the Seahawks on Sunday in hopes of increasing their chances.

Prediction and betting odds for Commanders vs. Saints in Week 15

Analyzing Commanders vs. Saints game with odds and lines, predictions and best bets.

The Washington Commanders (8-5) are back in action Sunday, traveling south to face the New Orleans Saints (5-8).

Washington looks to continue its playoff push. The Commanders lead the Los Angeles Rams for the NFC’s No. 7 playoff seed by half a game.

The Saints enter Sunday’s game winners of three of their last four games but will likely be without starting quarterback Derek Carr. Carr suffered a fractured non-throwing hand and a concussion last week. Jake Haener is expected to start for New Orleans.

Below are the latest odds and our final score prediction for Sunday.

Commanders vs. Saints game odds:

All NFL Odds via BetMGM:

Point spread: Commanders -7.5 (-110) / Saints +7.5 (-110)
Money line: Commanders -400 / Saints +310
Over-under: 43.5 (O: -110 / U: -110)

Commanders vs. Saints injury updates:

Commanders DT Daron Payne: Questionable (back)
Commanders K Zane Gonzalez: Questionable (left foot)
Commanders WR Noah Brown: Out (kidney, placed on IR)
Saints LB D’Marco Jackson: Out (ankle)
Saints WR Bub Means: Out (ankle)
Saints QB Derek Carr: Doubtful (left hand, concussion)

Commanders vs. Saints prediction, pick:

Bryan Manning:

The Commanders are coming off a much-needed bye week. They did receive some bad news last week when coach Dan Quinn revealed wide receiver Noah Brown would likely be out for the remainder of the season. On Sunday, expect OC Kliff Kingsbury to establish the run early and create some downfield shot plays to Terry McLaurin. Also, don’t be shocked to see Dyami Brown to continue to receive more opportunities. Defensively, the Commanders will get after Jake Haener early and often. Commanders 31, Saints 10

Ivan Lambert:

Well, the Commanders just signed their seventh kicker to their active roster this season.

But the Commanders are looking to pound the ball many times against the Saints, hoping the place-kicker problems won’t matter in New Orleans.

CB Marcus Lattimore makes his debut, but WR Noah Brown is most likely lost for the remainder of the season.

Most Commanders fans will have not even heard of Saints starter QB Jake Haener.

If the Commanders can control RB Alvin Kamara, getting on top of the Saints early, it could result in a miserable start for Haener.

The Saints’ run defense is one of the worst in the NFL, so look for Kliff Kingsbury to have the Commanders and Jayden Daniels running the ball. Commanders 26, Saints 13

Serena Burks: The Commanders are fresh off their bye week and facing a struggling Saints team that has lost several skill players this season. The Saints haven’t been eliminated from playoff contention yet, but the likelihood is slim in the ultra-competitive NFC. The Commanders are still on their way to a wild card berth as long as they continue to win, and with more players healthy this week, the likelihood that they win on the road is good. The Commanders have some serious offensive weapons, and the Saints’ defense ranks near the bottom of the league in most metrics. Meanwhile, the Saints have limited offensive weapons, mainly Alvin Kamara, and the Commanders’ defense is equipped enough to handle a one-dimensional attack. Commanders 35, Saints 13

Commanders vs. Saints channel, start time, streaming:

The Commanders vs. Titans game starts at 1:00 p.m. ET and can be seen on FOX.

Get more betting analysis and predictions at Sportsbook Wire.

Steelers among betting favorites to sign Odell Beckham Jr.

Could Odell Beckham Jr. join the Pittsburgh Steelers? Betting odds from Bovada suggest it may be possible as the AFC playoff race heats up.

Could recently released WR Odell Beckham Jr. don the Black and Gold as the 2024 season comes to a close? Bovada, a popular betting site, certainly believes so, as the Pittsburgh Steelers are currently tied for the second-highest odds of landing the former All-Pro wide receiver.

The Steelers are tied with the Baltimore Ravens at +280 odds to sign Beckham, while the Los Angeles Rams, the current favorites, have +225 odds at landing him.

With major concerns surrounding the Pittsburgh wide receiver room, worsened by star WR George Pickens’ recent hamstring injury, the Steelers landing Beckham may not be so far-fetched.

Realistically, Beckham could easily thrive as a WR2 or WR3 in today’s NFL, and his connection with QB Russell Wilson would make the Steelers’ offense even more dangerous.

Steelers WRs Mike Williams and Calvin Austin haven’t done enough to inspire confidence that they can step up in Pickens’ absence, but Beckham would provide a welcome veteran presence as the AFC playoff picture begins to take shape for the Black and Gold.

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Hero World Challenge 2024 odds, course history and picks to win

It’s time for a fun week in The Bahamas.

Golf’s silly season is here, and the first tournament up to bat is Tiger Woods’ Hero World Challenge in Albany. Although the 15-time major champion isn’t in the field, we’ll still be treated with some of the best players in the world including Scottie Scheffler, Justin Thomas, Ludvig Aberg, Wyndham Clark and Patrick Cantlay, among others.

Tony Finau, amid countless LIV Golf rumors circulating around social media, withdrew from the field on Monday.

Because this isn’t an official PGA Tour event, the winner will not earn any FedEx Cup points. One thing is official, however — the money. Sunday’s champion will go home with $1 million of the $5 million purse.

Without further ado, let’s jump into our betting preview and see who we’ll be targeting in The Bahamas.

Hero World Challenge: Tournament hub

Golf course

Albany Golf Course | Par 72 | 7,449 yards

2023 Hero World Challenge — Scottie Scheffler plays his shot from the 18th tee during the final round of the Hero World Challenge at Albany Golf Course on December 03, 2023 in Nassau, Bahamas. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

Hero World Challenge betting odds

Player	Odds	Player	Odds
Scottie Scheffler	(+220)	Sahith Theegala	(+2200)
Ludvig Aberg	(+850)	Jason Day	(+2200)
Justin Thomas	(+1000)	Robert MacIntyre	(+2500)
Sungjae Im	(+1400)	Akshay Bhatia	(+2500)
Sam Burns	(+1400)	Aaron Rai	(+2500)
Russell Henley	(+1400)	Keegan Bradley	(+2500)
Patrick Cantlay	(+1600)	Cameron Young	(+2800)
Wyndham Clark	(+1800)	Sepp Straka	(+3000)
Brian Harman	(+2000)	Nick Dunlap	(+3500)
Tom Kim	(+2000)	Matthieu Pavon	(+8000)

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Picks to win the Hero World Challenge

Justin Thomas

Odds: 10/1

Analysis: Woods’ best buddy has finished T-5 or better in four straight appearances at the Hero, including a third-place finish last December. In his last Tour start, the Louisville product tied for second at the Zozo Championship in Japan.

Tom Kim

Tom Kim walks on the first green during the third round of the 2024 FedEx St. Jude Championship at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tennessee. (Mike Mulholland/Getty Images)

Odds: 20/1

Analysis: In a 20-man field, getting +2000 odds for Tom Kim is too good to pass up. Despite missing the cut in his latest Tour start — Shriners Children’s Open — Kim finished second a week later at the DP World Tour’s Genesis Championship. He’s played in the Hero once, finishing T-10 in 2022.

Robert MacIntyre

Odds: 25/1

Analysis: Unlike many of the players in this field, MacIntyre has been playing golf this fall. In his last two DP World Tour starts, the Scot finished T-19 at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship and T-7 at the DP World Tour Championship. This will be MacIntyre’s first appearance at the Hero.

Prediction and betting odds for Commanders vs. Titans in Week 13

Analyzing Commanders vs. Titans game with odds and lines, predictions and best bets.

The Washington Commanders (7-5) host the Tennessee Titans (3-8) in Week 13 action from Northwest Stadium. The Commanders hope to snap a three-game losing streak before finally hitting their bye next week.

Despite its recent struggles, Washington still has one of the NFL’s top offenses. However, the team will be without two key performers: running back Austin Ekeler, who is now on injured reserve, and right tackle Andrew Wylie, who will miss Sunday’s game. The Commanders will also have to deal with Tennessee’s No. 2-ranked defense.

Below are the latest odds and our final score prediction for Sunday.

Commanders vs. Titans game odds:

All NFL Odds via BetMGM:

Point spread: Commanders -6 (-110) / Titans +6 (-110)
Money line: Commanders -275 / Titans +220
Over-under: 44.5 (O: -110 / U: -110)

Commanders vs. Titans injury updates:

Commanders CB Marshon Lattimore: Doubtful (hamstring)
Commanders RT Andrew Wylie: Out (concussion)
Commanders RB Austin Ekeler: Out (concussion, placed on IR)
Titans OT Leroy Watson: Out (back)
Titans CB Chidobe Awuzie: Out (groin)

Commanders vs. Titans prediction, pick:

Bryan Manning:

This game looks much different now than it would have a few weeks ago. The Commanders were rolling, and the Titans looked lost. Over the last three weeks, Tennessee has played much better behind second-year quarterback Will Levis. Meanwhile, Jayden Daniels and Washington’s offense isn’t playing at the same level as it was during the first half of the season. On Sunday, the Commanders face a stingy Titans defense. Daniels will find a way to get it done and end Washington’s three-game skid. Commanders 20, Titans 16

Ivan Lambert:

The Commanders come into the game averaging 27.8 points per game, while the Titans have only been able to generate 18.4.

Jayden Daniels has certainly had a much better season than the Titans’ Will Levis. This is illustrated in the Commanders passing for 222.8 yards per game, while the Titans have managed 183.7.

With Austin Ekeler on injured reserve and Brian Robinson injured again last week, Robinson will not be 100 percent.

Thus, Jeremy McNichols and Chris Rodriguez must be ready to step up and produce. The Commanders have been averaging 147.8 rushing yards this season. While the Titans have only been managing to produce 118.4.

The question will be, what kind of rushing attack can the Commanders generate? If they can’t accomplish a good rushing threat, the Titans’ pass rush will have more success against Daniels. Commanders 20, Titans 17

Serena Burks: Earlier this season, the conversation would have been very different if these two teams had met. Jayden Daniels took the league by storm, and Will Levis looked like he didn’t belong. Now, though, both teams look different. The Titans are on an upswing, while the Commanders have lost three in a row. The Titans’ stout defense will do everything in its power to stop Jayden Daniels, but the truth is, if they can take away his weapons and force Daniels to do it on his own, the Titans have a strong chance of winning. Still, the Commanders are at home and desperate to keep their playoff hopes alive. It will be a fun game to watch and it will probably be close in the end, but the Commanders will pull it off at home. Commanders 27, Titans 24

Commanders vs. Titans channel, start time, streaming:

The Commanders vs. Titans game starts at 1:00 p.m. ET and can be seen on CBS.

Get more betting analysis and predictions at Sportsbook Wire.

How to watch Commanders vs Titans today: Time, TV channel for Week 13

It’s Commanders vs. Titans in Week 13 of the 2024 NFL season. Here’s how to watch, including time, channel, TV schedule and streaming info.

The Washington Commanders (7-5) host the Tennessee Titans (3-8) on Sunday from Northwest Stadium. The Commanders look to end a three-game losing streak and remain in control of their playoff hopes.

Tennessee is coming off its biggest victory of the season, an upset road win over the Houston Texans.

Here’s how to watch the Commanders game, including time, TV schedule and streaming information:

What channel is Commanders vs. Titans game on today? Time, TV schedule

TV Channel: CBS

Start time: 1:00 p.m. ET

Commanders vs. Titans will be broadcast on CBS Sports in Week 13 of the 2024 NFL season. Andrew Catalon, Tiki Barber, and Jason McCourty will call the game from the booth at Northwest Stadium, with AJ Ross reporting from the sidelines.

Where to watch Commanders vs. Titans on livestream

Streaming options for the game includes FUBO.

For FUBO:

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Commanders vs. Titans predictions, picks, odds

Commanders 20, Titans 16: This game looks much different now than it would have a few weeks ago. The Commanders were rolling, and the Titans looked lost. Over the last three weeks, Tennessee has played much better behind second-year quarterback Will Levis. Meanwhile, Jayden Daniels and Washington’s offense isn’t playing at the same level as it was during the first half of the season. On Sunday, the Commanders face a stingy Titans defense. Daniels will find a way to get it done and end Washington’s three-game skid.

ODDS: Commanders by 6 points (-110)

O/U: 44.5

All NFL Odds via BetMGM.

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Commanders schedule 2024

Sept. 8: at Tampa Bay (L, 37-20)
Sept. 15: New York Giants (W, 21-18)
Sept. 23: at Cincinnati (W, 38-33)
Sept. 29: at Arizona (W, 42-14)
Oct. 6: Cleveland (W, 34-13)
Oct. 13: at Baltimore (L, 30-23)
Oct. 20: Carolina (W, 40-7)
Oct. 27: Chicago (W, 18-15)
Nov. 3: at New York Giants (W, 27-22)
Nov. 10: Pittsburgh (L, 28-27)
Nov. 14: at Philadelphia (L, 26-18)
Nov. 24: Dallas (L, 34-26)
Dec. 1: Tennessee
Record: 7-5

Titans schedule 2024

Sept. 8: at Chicago (L, 24-17)
Sept. 15: New York Jets (L, 24-17)
Sept. 22: Green Bay (L, 30-14)
Sept. 30: at Miami (W, 31-12)
BYE
Oct. 13: Indianapolis (L, 20-17)
Oct. 20: at Buffalo (L, 34-10)
Oct. 27: at Detroit (L, 52-14)
Nov. 3: New England (W, 20-17)
Nov. 10: at Los Angeles Chargers (W, 27-17)
Nov. 17: Minnesota (L, 23-13)
Nov. 24: at Houston (W, 32-27)
Dec. 1: at Washington
Record: 3-8

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Prediction and betting odds for Commanders vs. Cowboys in Week 12

Analyzing Commanders vs. Cowboys game with odds and lines, predictions and best bets.

The Washington Commanders (7-4) look to return to winning on Sunday as they host the reeling Dallas Cowboys (3-7) at Northwest Stadium.

The Commanders are coming off back-to-back one-score losses to Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and need a win to remain a game and a half behind the Eagles in the NFC East.

Washington quarterback Jayden Daniels looks to rebound after his worst NFL start against one of the NFL’s worst defenses. Meanwhile, Cooper Rush makes his third straight start for Dallas in place of the injured Dak Prescott.

Below are the latest odds and our final score prediction for Sunday.

Commanders vs. Cowboys game odds:

All NFL Odds via BetMGM:

Point spread: Commanders -10.5 (-110) / Cowboys +10.5 (-110)
Money line: Commanders -600 / Cowboys +450
Over-under: 45 (O: -110 / U: -110)

Commanders vs. Cowboys injury updates:

Commanders CB Marshon Lattimore: Out (hamstring)
Cowboys CB Trevon Diggs: Out (groin, knee)
Cowboys G Zack Martin: Out (ankle, shoulder)
Cowboys TE Jake Ferguson: Out (concussion)
Cowboys WR Brandin Cooks: Out (knee)

Commanders vs. Cowboys prediction, pick:

Bryan Manning:

There is no reason to think Dallas should win this game. Everything is in Washington’s favor, including the Cowboys’ recent play and injury list. In 2024, the Commanders are simply the better team, with the better quarterback and coaching staff. On Sunday, Washington takes care of business to improve to 8-4. Commanders 34, Cowboys 13

Ivan Lambert:

The Cowboys have won 12 games in three consecutive seasons, while the Commanders have yet to accomplish a winning season since the 2015 and 2016 seasons led by Kirk Cousins. By the way, for the Cowboys, those three seasons were the same three seasons that their defensive coordinator was current Commanders head coach Dan Quinn.

Here we are in the 2024 season and who would have thought the Cowboys would be 3-7 and the Commanders would be 7-4?

Yet, here we are.

The Commanders have lost two straight and have everything to play for regarding earning a playoff spot. In addition, the Commanders have run the ball well this season, while the Cowboys have not defended the run well. Even more, the Cowboys will be without Dak Prescott and future Hall of Fame lineman Zach Martin.

The Cowboys are already thinking about who the new coach will be next season and how high they will be selecting in the 2025 NFL Draft. The Commanders have Dan Quinn and Jayden Daniels and are out to prove they belong in the playoff race. Commanders 30, Cowboys 13

Serena Burks: I don’t want to say this is a guaranteed win for the Commanders, but if they don’t win, there’s a problem. The Cowboys are not a good football team with Dak Prescott. Without him, it’s worse. Their defense isn’t capable of taking over, especially against the likes of Jayden Daniels and Brian Robinson. The Cowboys might put up a fight, but the Commanders will have no real trouble winning this divisional game. Commanders 34, Cowboys 13

Commanders vs. Cowboys channel, start time, streaming:

The Commanders vs. Cowboys game starts at 1:00 p.m. ET and can be seen on FOX.

Get more betting analysis and predictions at Sportsbook Wire.

Craig Carton apologizes to Broncos for harsh preseason prediction

“Broncos Country, I apologize,” Craig Carton said. “I was wrong. I couldn’t have been more wrong.”

Before the 2024 NFL season began, Craig Carton of Fox Sports shared a harsh prediction for the Denver Broncos.

“The Broncos are going to stink,” Carton said in August. “There’s no talent on that team … I’m looking at the Denver Broncos going, that over/under should be 2.5! Where are the wins coming from?”

Denver’s actual over/under line was 5.5 wins, and the Broncos beat that when they secured their sixth win of the season in Week 11. After the team hit the over, Carton apologized for his pre-season prediction.

“I would like to take this moment to apologize to Denver Broncos fans,” Cartons said on Breakfast Ball earlier this week. “About two months ago, we were giving our preseason predictions and I may have uttered the phrase, ‘The Broncos stink, the over/under should be 2.5.’ So to Broncos Country, I apologize. I was wrong. I couldn’t have been more wrong. The Denver Broncos are a very well-coached team … I’ll eat this one, I got it wrong.”

UPDATE: Craig Carton has apologized for saying “The Broncos stink, the over-under should be 2.5” pic.twitter.com/QHLE33i6r4

— Ryan🐴 (@RyansBurner13) November 18, 2024

If the season ended today, the Broncos would make the NFL playoffs as the sixth and final seed. Denver has six games remaining this season.

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The RSM Classic 2024 odds, course history and picks to win

Let’s get a winner to end the year.

The final official PGA Tour event of 2024 has arrived, as Sea Island Golf Club’s Seaside Course is once again set to host The RSM Classic. Defending champion Ludvig Aberg makes his return to golf’s biggest stage this week after a two-month recovery from knee surgery. The Swede hasn’t played since a 16th-place finish at the Tour Championship.

Some of the other players teeing it up in St. Simons Island, Georgia, this week include Brian Harman, Harris English, Lucas Glover, J.T. Poston and Denny McCarthy.

More: Lucas Glover slams changes being voted on by PGA Tour Policy Board: ‘They think we’re stupid’

The champion on Sunday afternoon will receive $1.368 million of the $7.6 million purse and 500 FedEx Cup points.

This is the final week for players to solidify their spot in the FedEx Cup top 125 and earn cards for next season. There are several notable players on the bubble in the RSM field, including Joel Dahmen and Daniel Berger.

Golf course

Sea Island Golf Club’s Seaside Course | Par 70 | 7,005 yards

2023 RSM Classic — Ludvig Aberg of Sweden plays a shot from a bunker on the 13th hole during the final round of The RSM Classic on the Seaside Course at Sea Island Resort on November 19, 2023 in St Simons Island, Georgia. (Photo by Sam Greenwood/Getty Images)

Course history

Course history at Sea Island Resort for the RSM Classic

Includes average finish position and SG average since 2015 pic.twitter.com/AL1le9kyNa

— Ron Klos (@PGASplits101) November 18, 2024

RSM Classic odds

Player	Odds	Player	Odds
Ludvig Aberg	(+900)	Matt Wallace	(+3000)
Davis Thompson	(+2200)	J.J. Spaun	(+3500)
Brian Harman	(+2200)	Eric Cole	(+3500)
Denny McCarthy	(+2500)	Chris Kirk	(+3500)
Si Woo Kim	(+2800)	Andrew Novak	(+3500)
J.T. Poston	(+3000)	Mackenzie Hughes	(+3500)
Harris English	(+3000)	Lucas Glover	(+3500)
Seamus Power	(+3000)	Doug Ghim	(+4000)
Ben Griffin	(+3000)	Luke Clanton	(+4000)
Maverick McNealy	(+3000)	Justin Lower	(+4500)

Picks to win The RSM Classic

Ben Griffin

Odds: 30/1

Analysis: We had Griffin on the card last week for the Bermuda Championship and he finished solo eighth. So, we’re riding with him again, hoping he can earn his first Tour victory at the RSM.

He has four top-25 finishes in his last five starts and has played well at Sea Island in the past: T-8 in 2023 and T-29 in 2022.

J.J. Spaun

Odds: 35/1

Analysis: Spaun has loved this tournament over the last few years: T-13 in 2023, T-15 in 2022 and T-16 in 2021. Before a T-30 finish at the World Wide Technology Championship a few weeks ago, Spaun tied for sixth at the Zozo Championship.

Greyson Sigg

Odds: 60/1

Analysis: Since missing the cut at the Sanderson Farms, Sigg has played some high-level golf. He tied for 11th at the Black Desert, for 23rd at the Shriners and for ninth last week in Bermuda. The Augusta, Georgia, native tied for eighth at the RSM last year and finished in a share of 15th in 2022.