General rule of thumb, best to fade NFLX line moves. Overreaction to injuries, playing times of 1st string players causes bad line moves. Stars and starters decide regular season, not preseason games. Not playing opens up opportunities for players fighting for careers.: General rule of thumb, best to fade NFLX line moves. Overreaction to injuries, playing times of 1st string players causes bad line moves. Stars and starters decide regular season, not preseason games. Not playing opens up opportunities for players fighting for careers.

General rule of thumb, best to fade NFLX line moves. Overreaction to injuries, playing times of 1st string players causes bad line moves. Stars and starters decide regular season, not preseason games. Not playing opens up opportunities for players fighting for careers.: General rule of thumb, best to fade NFLX line moves. Overreaction to injuries, playing times of 1st string players causes bad line moves. Stars and starters decide regular season, not preseason games. Not playing opens up opportunities for players fighting for careers.
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