NFL scoring is soaring this season, forcing oddsmakers to adjust over/unders in order to keep pace.
As totals creep higher and higher, NFL fans and bettors are already looking toward Week 11's Kansas City Chiefs-Los Angeles Rams matchup in Mexico City as one that could shatter over/under records.
According to Sports Insights' Bet Labs software that includes archived NFL line data from Pinnacle since the start of the 2003 season, the Oakland Raiders-Kansas City Chiefs matchup on Dec. 25, 2004 closed with an over/under of 60, the highest we've ever tracked.
Kansas City won the game, 31-30, putting the game over the total by a single point.
While Chiefs-Rams is weeks away, an offshore sportsbook posted a Chiefs-Rams total of 59.5 on Oct. 17.
The Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook opened its own lookahead lines for this matchup on Oct. 24, but with an over/under of 63.5. That would obviously shatter the previous record in Bet Labs' database.
In addition to the stunning over/under, Westgate also posted the Rams as 3-point favorites over the Chiefs.
