New on Sports Illustrated: Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Miami Dolphins NFL Week 5 Odds, Plays and Insights

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Check out odds, plays and more for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. Miami Dolphins NFL Week 5 matchup on October 10, 2021.

Oct 3, 2021; Foxboro, MA, USA; Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians argues a call with the referees during the second half against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Paul Rutherford-USA TODAY Sports

Oddsmakers expect the Miami Dolphins (1-3) to see their three-game losing streak continue, as they are 10-point underdogs in a matchup with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-1) on Sunday, October 10, 2021 at Raymond James Stadium. The point total is set at 48.

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Odds for Buccaneers vs. Dolphins

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Over/under insights

  • Tampa Bay has combined with its opponents to score more than 48 points in three of four games this season.
  • Miami's games have gone over 48 points in just one opportunity this season.
  • The combined points per game average of the two teams, 46, is two points fewer than Sunday's over/under.
  • This contest's over/under is 5.6 points fewer than the 53.6 these two squads combine to give up per game in 2020.
  • The Buccaneers and their opponents have scored an average of 52.3 points per game in 2020, 4.3 more than Sunday's total.
  • The 48 over/under in this game is 3.5 points above the 44.5 average total in Dolphins games this season.

Buccaneers stats and trends

  • Tampa Bay has one win against the spread in four games this year.
  • The Buccaneers have been favored by 10 points or more once this season and covered the spread.
  • Tampa Bay's games this year have eclipsed the over/under three times in four opportunities (75%).
  • The Buccaneers put up 30.5 points per game, 3.2 more than the Dolphins give up per outing (27.3).
  • Tampa Bay is 1-1 against the spread and 2-0 overall this season when the team puts up more than 27.3 points.
  • The Buccaneers average only 11.2 more yards per game (399.5) than the Dolphins allow per contest (388.3).
  • Tampa Bay is 0-2 against the spread and 1-1 overall when the team picks up over 388.3 yards.
  • This year, the Buccaneers have five turnovers, one fewer than the Dolphins have takeaways (6).
  • Click over to SISportsbook and find the latest spread, moneyline and total for Tampa Bay's matchup with the Dolphins.

Dolphins stats and trends

  • Miami has two wins against the spread in four games this year.
  • Miami's games this year have gone over the point total two times in four opportunities (50%).
  • The Dolphins put up 10.8 fewer points per game (15.5) than the Buccaneers allow (26.3).
  • The Dolphins collect 252 yards per game, 123 fewer yards than the 375 the Buccaneers allow.
  • This year the Dolphins have turned the ball over six times, while the Buccaneers have forced 6 turnovers.

Home and road insights

  • The Buccaneers are unbeaten ATS (1-0) as 10-point favorites or more at home.
  • This season, Buccaneers home games average 52.3 points, 4.3 more than this outing's over/under (48).
  • This season, Dolphins away games average 44.3 points, 3.7 fewer than this matchup's over/under (48).

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