Already played the following:
Packers -1.5...Steelers +1...Raiders +7.5...Saints +8.5
At the moment, the Raiders line is the only one that has changed, and I'm not sure I'd play it at +6.5. I'm pretty confident in an outright victory, but it's a much more comforting play at +7.5.
Others:
Washington +14.5 - Like getting spotted 2 TDs, but I'll be damned if I end up on the losing side of Philly finally figuring it out.
Carolina +17 - This should be plenty of points, but if I could get another half a point, I'd love including backdoor Newton in a 13 point play.
Baltimore would be +5.5 and New England +6.5. I'd much rather ML the two in a parlay or tease them 7 points and will surely do that.
Rams/Packers u60.5 - I can't see the Rams scoring much on the Packers since their receivers are horribly inconsistent. Steven Jackson isn't going to run over this defense. The Packers won't have a problem scoring, but I'm sure they'll look to establish the ground game in the second half if/when they get out to a big lead.
Jaguars/Steelers u53.5 - See above.
49ers/Lions u59 - Lions coming off an emotional MNF win, and Niners won't want to get into a shootout with Stafford and company. If the Niners want to have a shot at winning, they're going to bleed that clock.
Panthers/Falcons o38 - One of these teams could very well put up 38 on their own.
Saints/Bucs o36 - I'll be at this one. With Blount (likely) out, the Bucs only shot of keeping up with Brees is to put the game totally in Freeman's hands and try to move the chains with Mike Williams, Kellen Winslow, Preston Parker, and Arrelious Benn. Earnest Graham and Kregg Lumpkin aren't scaring anyone on the Saints defense. The Bucs don't know how to make big plays on defense, so I expect Brees to light them up for at least 27 points. I think even the Bucs can manage 10 points, especially if they throw as much as I think they will.