Big Bets Cash Early For Sunday Night Football Week 11

• Josh Jacobs scored the first touchdown of Sunday Night Football for +650 odds.
• Other standard game props like the Las Vegas Raiders calling the first timeout (-115) hit as well.

LAS VEGAS – In the first half of Sunday Night Football, bets were being cashed left and right at the sportsbooks as the scoring was high. WIth 28 points between the two teams halfway through the second quarter, the Las Vegas Raiders and Kansas City Chiefs allowed bettors to get paid early.

Opening as a 56.5-point over-under, the total skyrocketed to 67.5 points without hesitation. With four early touchdowns and a field goal, the odds for players to get their second touchdown may help NFL betting players cash in.

Nelson Agholor was the longshot to hit a touchdown in SNF, as his TD still leaves NFL bettors with a longshot bet.

Josh Jacobs was the first touchdown scorer of the game – hitting at sportsbooks for +650 odds. As a +250 odds winner for being the first Raiders’ touchdown scorer, the Raiders also moved the point spread in their favor.

Closing at -7.5 in favor of the Chiefs before kickoff, the Raiders went into half as a 3.5-point underdog.

As far as big-time hits, those who same-game parlayed Sunday Night Football could have been met with an excellent story.

This eight-team parlay make have been difficult to project; however, those who did were able to cash in $34,131.78 before halftime on a $15 bet. For those who would have risked $50, over $113k would have been the end result.

As the second half is set to begin, Las Vegas is still an underdog but only just over a field goal. As the over-under continues to decrease from its 67.5 game-high, middling becomes the second half answer for betting Week 11’s Sunday Night Football game.

Before the Chiefs’ final drive, the SNF odds reset, with the Chiefs’ about to close back at -7.5 with an over-under at 66.5 points. However, Mahomes threw an interception (+265) and the lines closed at Chiefs -3.5 with an over-under of 60.5 points.

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