Saints-Lions Betting Line – Fantasy Matchup Drew Brees vs. Matthew Stafford

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The Saints-Lions betting line had Detroit as a -2.5 home favorite. You can bet this game at AceSportsbook.com and receive thousands of dollars in FREE CASH (restrictions do apply – use bonus code G911).  We also have your fantasy outlook for this game below.

65% of the action is on New Orleans despite the Saints being 1-8 Straight Up and 0-9 Against The Spread on the road. Detroit is 3-6 ATS at home over their last nine games.

New Orleans has won by double digits in their last two meetings vs. Detroit since 2011. 

The road woes for New Orleans become all the more obvious on the fantasy front.  On the road, Brees has an average of 15.5 fantasy points compared to 26.1 at home.

Even more ominous for Brees and company, he’ll be without his top weapon Jimmy Graham. 

The Saints defense has allowed the 7th most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks this season and this trend is likely to continue on the road but Matthew Stafford will also be without his key weapon, Calvin Johnson.  He’s averaged nearly double the number of fantasy points with “Magatron” on the field.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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