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Monday, September 28
Prices checked Sep 28 at 02:46 PM ET
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Eagles–Bears: Keenum’s expected start tests a total of 41.5

Chicago’s quarterback uncertainty makes the low total understandable, but not automatically actionable. The key distinction is between offensive limitations and the price already attached to them.

Published 2026-09-28 · Original prices remain dated to the article

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25 upcoming games checked · 6 with a changed matched-book median · 21 with different totals across books.

MLB · Movement

Chicago White Sox @ Houston Astros

The matched-book median moved up 0.5 since Sep 28 at 08:53 AM ET. The current all-book median is 8.5; this measures movement, not its cause.

Lowest over total: BetUS · Over 8 (-115)

Highest under total: Fanatics · Under 8.5 (-115)

Tue 05:00 PM ET · 9 books observed

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NHL · Book disagreement

New York Rangers @ Boston Bruins

A 0.5-point gap separates the lowest and highest totals across 10 books. The number available depends on where you bet; compare the attached prices too.

Lowest over total: DraftKings · Over 5.5 (-130)

Highest under total: BetMGM · Under 6 (-118)

Tue 08:10 PM ET · 10 books observed

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NFL · Next up

Philadelphia Eagles @ Chicago Bears

Starts Mon 08:15 PM ET. Books show totals from 41.5 to 42, with a median of 41.5. No net change in the matched-book median since the previous check.

Lowest over total: BetRivers · Over 41.5 (-109)

Highest under total: Bovada · Under 42 (-115)

Mon 08:15 PM ET · 11 books observed

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