Four weeks into Week 1 betting, the Lions owned 86% of the moneyline handle on 95% of the moneyline tickets. Despite the immediate one-sided betting, the numbers didn’t move; the Lions were dominating interest as the +240 underdog. The public was betting on the Lions’ first Week 1 win since Matthew Stafford and Golden Tate torched the Arizona Cardinals in a 12-point home win to open the 2017 season. They were betting on the Lions’ first Week 1 over a (presumably) eventual playoff team since Stoney Case’s 100 passing yards were enough to beat the New Orleans Saints in the 2000 season opener. That was also the last time the Lions won a Week 1 game as a moneyline underdog of at least +20
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