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Nearly seven months after winning their second Super Bowl in four seasons, the Chiefs host the Lions at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Kansas City is a 6.5-point favorite against Detroit, a team that missed the playoffs despite a 9-8 regular-season record. Additionally, DraftKings has the O/U set at 54 points, the highest total among the 16 matchups in Week 1. No matter your wager, a $5+ investment is all DraftKings requires for Kansas bettors to score an instant $200 bonus bet payout.
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Recent History Favors Chiefs
Week 1 is arguably the most challenging week for NFL bettors. But a couple of betting trends indicate smooth sailing for the hometown Chiefs.
First, the 14-3 Chiefs dominated as home favorites. Kansas City was 9-0 in games it was favored at Arrowhead Stadium and suffered one home loss all season, dropping its Week 6 matchup with the Bills 24-20. On top of that, defending Super Bowl champions are 13-4 in the NFL Kickoff Game, which includes KC’s 34-20 victory against the Texans months after hoisting the Lombardi Trophy.
The Lions are a threat to cover, going 5-2 against the spread as a road underdog and 12-5 overall. Still, it would be a surprise if Mahomes and the Chiefs didn’t begin their title defense with a victory.
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Tim van Straten is a commercial writer for Sportradar. A graduate of Bradley University, Tim worked in the sports radio industry as a host, producer, and program director before transitioning to full-time writing in 2021. He currently resides in Illinois with his wife and dog and tries to spend as much time on the golf course as possible so he can bet in peace.
