What is the Spread on the Bucs-Falcons Game December 5

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What is the Spread on the Bucs-Falcons Game December 5

The early spread on the Tampa Bay Bucs vs. Atlanta Falcons game opened at Tampa -9.5.  Gambling911.com has this one at -9. 

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This has been the line for the last two games of this series and Tampa Bay has covered the spread in both.  Both of those games though were played in Tampa.  At home, the Falcons have covered the +9.5 spread in four of their last five games against Tampa Bay.

The Bucs were set to play what was expected to be a tough game in Indianapolis in Week 12.  They were 1-2 in the three games leading up to this one.

Atlanta was looking for redemption in a game against a two-win Jaguars team in Week 12.  They had lost three of their last four.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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