Falcons Among the Biggest Exposures for Books Week 6

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The Atlanta Falcons are coming in as one of the Week 6 biggest exposures for bookmakers in the NFL.

Atlanta is seeing 75% of the spread action in their game against Tampa Bay.

One would expect the line to move in the opposite direction from -3 to -3.5 and that's not happening, so expect a win from Tampa Bay.

The Steelers and Bears were also seeing heavy action, though closer to 60/40. 

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