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"The NFL is back, and pointspreads are on the move at your friendly neighborhood sportsbook.&amp;nbsp;The lines for Week 1 actually have been up for months; they began showing up soon after the NFL released its schedule in May. And there&amp;rsquo;s been plenty of movement, including for the Thursday night opener between the defending Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens and this year&amp;rsquo;s Super Bowl favorites, the Denver Broncos.&amp;nbsp;Denver opened a 7.5-point favorite, but was giving as many as 9 at the start of the week. The Broncos have serious revenge on their minds, after the Ravens came from behind in stunning fashion for a playoff victory at Mile High last season.&amp;nbsp;You can follow all the Week 1 line movements in the NFL at sportsbooks like&amp;nbsp;5Dimes and&amp;nbsp;Bovada on OddsShark&amp;#039;s live odds feed.&amp;nbsp;The biggest line movement has taken place on the New England-Buffalo game. The Patriots began as 5-point favorites, but were giving 10.5 points to the banged-up Bills to start the week. That&amp;rsquo;s what happens when your top two quarterbacks are hobbled and you&amp;rsquo;re forced to consider starting an undrafted rookie like Jeff Tuel.The Patriots have won 17 of their last 20 games against AFC East rivals, going 11-7-2 against the spread in that stretch. New England has won three straight against the Bills, but is only 1-2 ATS.&amp;nbsp;The Indianapolis Colts are also growing favorites in their home opener against the Oakland Raiders. After opening as 7-point favorites, the Colts were -9.5 as of Monday. That move likely has as much to do with the Raiders&amp;rsquo; struggles in the preseason as it does with anything the Colts have done.The Miami Dolphins&amp;rsquo; visit to Cleveland is the only game on the board that has gone over the fence. The Dolphins opened as 1.5-point favorites, but the Browns started the week as small 1-point favorites.There also has been some line movement in the NFC North showdown in Detroit between the Lions and Minnesota Vikings. The Lions opened as 3.5-point favorites, but were giving as many as 5.5 points as of Tuesday at Bovada. &amp;nbsp;Follow @OddsShark on Twitter.&amp;nbsp;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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