The Broncos continued their late-game heroics with an 11-point 4th-quarter surge to edge Houston, powered by Bo Nix’s clutch drives despite an otherwise uneven performance. The Broncos’ defense, back in form after a few shaky weeks, has been dominant against weaker offenses, giving up just 10.6 points per game in comparable matchups. They held the Texans completely out of the end zone, forcing Houston to settle for 5 field goals. Las Vegas, meanwhile, showed rare offensive life in an overtime loss to Jacksonville, highlighted by Brock Bowers’ monster return (12 catches for 127 yards and 3 touchdowns) and Geno Smith’s best outing of the year. Still, with no run game, defensive lapses and a short week on the road, the Raiders are unlikely to keep pace with this disciplined Denver team that should make it incredibly difficult for Vegas to put points on the board.

Harden and Kawhi are out for the Clippers who have just 1 road win in 6 games. Phoenix is a reliable 5-0 ATS in 5 home games, they still have Devin Booker at their disposal. He’s coming off a 38 point game vs the Warriors, expect him to carry the Suns to an important home win here.

For all their struggles this term. Phoenix are an effective side off the boards. They’re fifth in the league for offensive rebounds, while only four sides in the NBA average fewer defensive rebounds than the Clippers. LA is in the bottom seven for total rebounds, while absent pair Leonard and Harden average over 10 rebounds per game. Williams has hit double figures in four of his seven appearances, recording 16 in his last outing.

Harden and Kawhi are out for the Clippers who have just 1 road win in 6 games. Phoenix is a reliable 5-0 ATS in 5 home games, they still have Devin Booker at their disposal. He’s coming off a 38 point game vs the Warriors, expect him to carry the Suns to an important home win here.