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daily Feb 08, 2026 · Episode 77 3-2 · +0.0u

Seattle, Knicks & More

MORNING POSITIONS

Seattle vs. New England

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Seahawks Team Total: Over 17.5

Seattle’s 9th-ranked Offensive Success Rate is peaking at the right time, powered by a historic 1,793-yard season from Jaxon Smith-Njigba and a turnover-free postseason run from Sam Darnold. This efficiency, coupled with New England’s 29th-ranked offensive EPA/Play and a defense currently hampered by injuries to key linebackers Robert Spillane and Harold Landry, ensures Seattle the field position and volume needed to comfortably exceed 17.5 points in this Super Bowl showdown.

Knicks vs. Celtics

Josh Hart Under 4.5 Assists

We are backing the Under as Hart is currently nursing an ankle sprain that limited him to just two assists in his last outing before an early exit. The combination of his compromised mobility and the Knicks' league-lowest pace—alongside high-usage stars Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns—creates a highly restricted environment for Hart’s playmaking volume.

Heat vs. Wizards

Alexandre Sarr Under 16.5 Points

We are targeting the Under as Sarr battles ankle soreness that sidelined him Saturday, further hampering a rookie who has already stayed below 16.5 points in four of his last five contests. With Miami’s elite interior defense led by a healthy Bam Adebayo and Sarr’s verified efficiency struggles (sub-40% eFG%), the path to a high-scoring output is heavily restricted in this matchup.

Clippers vs. Timberwolves

Timberwolves Moneyline

Minnesota's league-leading Adjusted Defensive Rating and 48.2% Opponent Effective FG% are primed to stifle a 'reloading' Clippers squad that just traded away James Harden and Ivica Zubac, with new stars Darius Garland and Bennedict Mathurin ruled out for today's matchup. We expect a high-intensity bounce-back from the Timberwolves following Rudy Gobert’s public call for accountability after a collapse against New Orleans, further bolstered by the defensive debut of trade-deadline acquisition Ayo Dosunmu.

Pacers vs. Raptors

We are backing the Pacers at +8.5 as their transition-heavy offense (pushing the pace to exploit Toronto's 0.42 EPA allowed per possession) matches up perfectly against a shorthanded Raptors backcourt. With Toronto guard Immanuel Quickley (ankle) and center Jakob Poeltl (back) both listed as questionable for tonight, the Pacers' backcourt—led by a surging Andrew Nembhard—is positioned to keep this close. Considering Toronto recently blew an 18-point lead to Minnesota, our data suggests Pascal Siakam’s return to Scotiabank Arena will provide the veteran spark needed to stay within the two-possession margin.

EVENING UPDATE

Seahawks vs. Patriots: Under 45.5

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Our play for the Under 45.5 is anchored by two defensive juggernauts: Seattle’s league-best unit (17.2 PPG allowed) and a New England defense that surrendered just 7 points in the AFC Championship. While QBs Drake Maye and Sam Darnold are cleared to start, both have battled mid-week injuries (shoulder and oblique), and New England’s playoff offense has trended toward a conservative, ball-control approach averaging just 177 passing yards per game. With Seattle leading the NFL in rush percentage and the game marking the first outdoor Super Bowl in five years at a cooling Levi’s Stadium, we expect a physical, clock-draining battle that stays well below the total.

Seahawks Team Total: Over 17.5

Seahawks Over 17.5

Seattle maintains a 28.4 PPG seasonal average and a 45.9% offensive Success Rate, providing a high floor for this low total in Super Bowl LX. With Sam Darnold fully cleared from an oblique injury and Kenneth Walker III set for a workhorse role following Zach Charbonnet’s season-ending ACL tear, the Seahawks' offense is at near-full strength for the title game. This 17.5 mark is conservative for a unit led by Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s 1,600-yard form, especially with Patriots defensive anchors Harold Landry and Robert Spillane playing through recent knee and ankle setbacks.

Seahawks vs. Patriots: 1H Spread

Our play on New England +2.5 in the first half is bolstered by the Patriots' #2 rank in passing EPA allowed and the confirmed return of defensive stalwarts Robert Spillane and Harold Landry III for Super Bowl LX. With both units ranking in the league's top three for defensive efficiency and Seattle boasting the NFL’s best scoring defense (17.2 PPG), we expect a low-scoring, possession-neutral start to this championship clash.

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