Kansas City near 87% is priced as a mismatch, and the numbers back it. The Chiefs are averaging 32 points a game to Miami's 13, and their 457.5 yards per game leads the league while the Dolphins sit near the bottom on offense and have zero sacks through two weeks. That gap explains the price better than any narrative. The case for Miami at these levels is pure variance, not form. NFL road favorites this large cover less often than the win price implies, one turnover swing changes a low-total game, and the Dolphins offense showing any pulse against a Chiefs defense with only four sacks would be enough. You're trading whether a bad team keeps it within a score.
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