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Las Vegas Raiders vs New Orleans Saints
4/4 independent models select New Orleans Saints; all four oriented probabilities average 60.5%.
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- Claude: Market line NO -3.5 at home implies a Saints win probability in the low-to-mid 60s
- GPT: DraftKings market line lists New Orleans as a 3.5-point favorite
- Gemini: New Orleans Saints are favored by 3.5 points.
- Grok: Saints home underdog line of -3.5
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Claude · New Orleans Saints · 63.0%
The DraftKings line of NO -3.5 at home in the Superdome is the single strongest piece of evidence, and a home favorite of that size historically wins roughly 62-66% of the time. The Raiders' 2-0 record versus the Saints' 1-1 mark is mild counter-evidence, but a two-game sample early in the season carries far less information than a market price that already incorporates roster quality, availability, and situational context. The low total (43.5) suggests an expected lower-scoring game, which slightly compresses the favorite's edge by increasing variance relative to margin, so I stay near the line-implied figure rather than above it.
anthropic/claude-opus-5 · Sep 23, 4:05 PM PDTGPT · New Orleans Saints · 58.0%
The strongest comparative evidence in the package is the market signal: New Orleans is listed as a 3.5-point home favorite. That typically implies the Saints are more likely than not to win, and by a meaningful but not overwhelming margin. Las Vegas does have the better early record at 2-0 versus 1-1 for New Orleans, which is a counterweight, but early-season records after two games are weaker evidence than an actual game-specific market line. Home field also supports New Orleans. With no usable quarterback, injury, or weather edge in the package, the best evidence-bounded estimate is that the Saints win a bit more often than not.
openai/gpt-5.4 · Sep 23, 4:05 PM PDTGemini · New Orleans Saints · 64.0%
The New Orleans Saints are 3.5-point home favorites against the Las Vegas Raiders. In the NFL, a -3.5 point spread typically translates to an implied win probability of approximately 63% to 65%. Despite the Raiders' 2-0 start, the market favors the home team.
google/gemini-3.1-pro-preview · Sep 23, 4:05 PM PDTGrok · New Orleans Saints · 57.0%
The Saints host the Raiders as 3.5-point favorites in a neutral-weather dome. The Raiders hold a 2-0 record versus the Saints' 1-1 mark, but the home spread and venue advantage outweigh the early-season win differential in the supplied data. No quarterback, injury, or advanced metric details are present to alter the baseline home-favorite edge.
xai/grok-4.3 · Sep 23, 4:05 PM PDTWhat remains uncertain
- Injury lists for both teams are empty, likely reflecting incomplete pre-report data rather than full health
- No quarterback or depth-chart confirmation provided for either side
- No moneyline odds available; probability is derived from the point spread alone
- Weather field is null, though the domed venue makes this largely immaterial
- Records are based on a two-game sample with no opponent-strength or scoring-margin context
- Line captured 2026-09-23, four days before kickoff, and may move on later news
- No moneyline was provided, only a point spread
- No quarterback-specific information was included
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- 0.5 percentage points lower for New Orleans Saints
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Record hash
53f2ce09ec4f44d02ff30d5757a74d858be29f93efbc21d99998dd70479473c0 - First recorded forecast
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Record hash
ad7247fcc6b12a9dfb5c8437565a6560263f042cfac311529a67d0e855d1cf25
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Recorded outcome: Las Vegas Raiders 35, New Orleans Saints 27
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