Minnesota at 53% is a coin-thin edge that the underlying records widen, since the Vikings came in 2-0 and Tampa Bay opened 0-2 for the first time in a decade. The complication is Minnesota's quarterback situation, with Kyler Murray having gone down early in the season and the Vikings winning behind next man up, which is exactly the kind of fragility a road favorite line should respect. Tampa Bay is home, has Baker Mayfield and Mike Evans, and an 0-2 team at Raymond James is more dangerous than the standings imply. The question is whether Minnesota's start is the roster or the schedule, and the market is barely committing either way.
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