Buffalo sits at 92% for a reason that has nothing to do with projection. The Bills already put up 41 on Detroit in the Thursday opener, so most of Week 2 is being priced against a number that's already on the board. The only way Buffalo loses this is a Sunday or Monday team topping 41, which is why the Rams draw the most volume among the challengers and everyone else is priced as a longshot. The trade is a read on scoring ceilings across the remaining slate, not a team-quality question, and one blowout with garbage-time touchdowns flips it. Weather and pace matter more here than any depth chart.
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