Sunday Six-Pack: NFL Week 5 betting guide

Back the blowout: Miami Dolphins -12.5 (-110 DraftKings)

This is a massive spread, but it feels warranted. Coming off a 28-point drubbing against Buffalo, I'd expect the Dolphins to come out firing, and they have the defense to do it against.

The New York Giants look dead. Their offensive line is horrendously bad, and their defense can't stop a thing, especially on the ground. That sounds like bad news against the most explosive rushing offense in football.

The Dolphins should win comfortably while the Giants continue to waste away.

Just looking for one catch: Chris Moore over 28.5 receiving yards (+110 DraftKings)

With Treylon Burks out again, Chris Moore should once again be the deep threat in this Tennessee offense, and he's got a great opportunity to make the most of it.

Indianapolis has allowed the most passes of 20+ yards this season, and that's all Moore is going to need to pop a big play. Moore is averaging a ridiculous 33.3 yards per catch on the year, higher than his line this weekend.

Moore has been targeted just eight times, so this is a gamble, but six of those looks have gone 20+ yards down the field. This might be boom-or-bust, but the numbers say go for it. Moore has gone for 40+ yards in three straight games thanks to his explosive nature.

Hackett can hack it here: New York Jets +2.5 (-110 DraftKings)

In what world should the 1-3 Broncos be favorites? Sure, Denver is home, and sure, Zach Wilson is the Jets quarterback, but New York is clearly the better team.

The Broncos defense is absolutely horrible. They've allowed 14 touchdowns over the past two weeks, and they have equal struggles slowing down the pass and the run.

Zach Wilson honestly looked good last Sunday against the Chiefs, keeping that game close. New York is the better team and can win this game, perhaps easily. Take the points.

Oh and yes, there is a revenge angle at play here, with Jets OC Nathaniel Hackett returning to play against the team that fired him after just one year.

Fill your Kupp: Matthew Stafford over 269.5 passing yards (-114 FanDuel)

Matthew Stafford and this Rams passing offense has looked quite solid this year, with Stafford averaging 307.3 passing yards per game, three times exceeding 300+ yards.

His line this weekend is set at just 269.5 yards, and that's with the return of Cooper Kupp. We'll gladly hop on the over here, especially when you see who he is playing.

Philadelphia just watched Sam Howell throw for 290 last week, and Kirk Cousins (364) and Mac Jones (316) both also put up big performances against this secondary.

Did we mention Kupp is returning?

Play the music: CeeDee Lamb over 5.5 receptions (-135 DraftKings)

Niners-Cowboys is one of the more anticipated games we've had in the NFL in quite some time. This offers a big test for both sides, and we should get to know Dallas a bit better after they've cruised through a couple of blowout wins.

Star WR CeeDee Lamb has been relatively quiet, three times finishing with only four catches. Still, Lamb has been targeted 30 times on the season, and San Francisco is allowing the third-most receptions to WRs on the season.

One of their vulnerabilties is in the slot, and Lamb has lined up in the slot on 72% of his snaps. Lamb had 11 catches in Week 2, so we know that element is still there, and in last year's playoffs, Lamb hauled in 10 catches against San Fran.