49ers Spreads for Entire Season

DraftKings posted odds on every game and every team, and @CalSportsLV Tweeted it out, compiled it, and broke down every team.

1 Sun 10-Sep 1:00 PM -3 @ Pittsburgh Steelers
2 Sun 17-Sep 4:05 PM -4.5 @ Los Angeles Rams
3 Thu 21-Sep 8:15 PM -4.5 New York Giants
4 Sun 1-Oct 4:25 PM -9.5 Arizona Cardinals
5 Sun 8-Oct 8:20 PM -2 Dallas Cowboys
6 Sun 15-Oct 1:00 PM -1 @ Cleveland Browns
7 Mon 23-Oct 8:15 PM -1 @ Minnesota Vikings
8 Sun 29-Oct 4:25 PM -1 Cincinnati Bengals
9 Bye Week
10 Sun 12-Nov 1:00 PM -1 @ Jacksonville Jaguars
11 Sun 19-Nov 4:05 PM -7.5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
12 Thu 23-Nov 8:20 PM -1.5 @ Seattle Seahawks
13 Sun 3-Dec 4:25 PM 2.5 @ Philadelphia Eagles
14 Sun 10-Dec 4:05 PM -3.5 Seattle Seahawks
15 Sun 17-Dec 4:05 PM -6.5 @ Arizona Cardinals
16 Mon 25-Dec 8:15 PM -3 Baltimore Ravens
17 Sun 31-Dec 1:00 PM -3 @ Washington Commanders
18 Sun 7-Jan 1:00 PM -6 Los Angeles Rams

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welp i say we bring back that thread,, you know, the one with all them letters

Met Man, I am stunned there are spreads so early. We should bet the ranch on 49ers as single digit home favorites to this Arizona team, which looks like a dog

DraftKings released spreads on the entire season and every team—different times for sure. Remember that you did not know the spreads for the week until the paper came on Monday morning.

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
welp i say we bring back that thread,, you know, the one with all them letters

Met Man, I am stunned there are spreads so early. We should bet the ranch on 49ers as single digit home favorites to this Arizona team, which looks like a dog

Look ahead lines are not a great bet considering the variables at play between now and then, most notably potential injuries.

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Look ahead lines are not a great bet considering the variables at play between now and then, most notably potential injuries.

True, but they are great for survivor pools to somewhat predict when to use teams. Also, a great tool if no injuries or issues and lines are drastically off. Are the in-season ones inflated?

Originally posted by Met_Man:
True, but they are great for survivor pools to somewhat predict when to use teams. Also, a great tool if no injuries or issues and lines are drastically off. Are the in-season ones inflated?

Not a bad idea to use them for survivor pools as you mentioned.

I'm not sure id I'd describe in-season lines as inflated. They will change throughout a week based on where people are placing money, so I tend to think getting a bet in early in the week is usually a good play. Obviously these look ahead lines can change significantly by the time whatever game is played based on actual results and current state of the rosters.

The 49ers are a heavily bet team as well, and that can also affect value.

Originally posted by Met_Man:

Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Look ahead lines are not a great bet considering the variables at play between now and then, most notably potential injuries.

True, but they are great for survivor pools to somewhat predict when to use teams. Also, a great tool if no injuries or issues and lines are drastically off. Are the in-season ones inflated?

good idea