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Warriors are 7-2 and flying high at the moment, having won the last 4 games, while defending premiers Broncos are 5-5 after 2 losses and are battling a lot of injuries. Warriors are coming off a bye and have been excellent in attack, averaging 30.9 points scored per game. On the other side, Broncos are severely undermanned and at the moment don't look anywhere near the team who won the title last year with all the shuffling in positions and no continuity anywhere that has seen them struggle in attack, averaging just 21.4 points scored per game. All in all, Warriors are red-hot at the moment and way better in attack than this Broncos side, which is heavily impacted by numerous injuries, so got to give the edge to Warriors and back them to win.

Panthers are 1st with a superb 9-1 record, while the Dragons are dead last with a winless 0-9 record, so this is a huge mismatch, and the Panthers should win with ease. Dragons seem lost, having lost their last two games by 46 and 34 points as they are trying out different things and searching for solutions, and don't look anywhere near competitive against solid teams. Panthers are much better, as shown by 6 wins by 20+ points, which confirms how ruthless they can be. Panthers won 9 of their last 10 head-to-head meetings, outscoring the Dragons by a combined 86-30 in the last 2 of those matches, and those Dragons teams were way better than the current one, so got to expect the league leaders to run riot here and win by a huge margin.

McIlroy won his 6th Major at Augusta a month ago after a brilliant display and the confidence he showed during the whole 4 days. He said he will focus on Majors in the future, and a solid T19 at the Truist Championship last week was good to shake off any potential rust. He last played here at Aronimink in 2018 and finished 5th at the BMW Championship, and he spent some time here recently getting more familiar with the small changes the course went through, so got to expect Rory to go well, compete for the title again, and finish as the top European.

Alex Fitzpatrick has been in superb form of late as he was 6th at the Joburg Open before winning the Hero Indian Open and flying across the globe to win a title next to his brother at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. He followed that up with two more strong showings in his next two outings, finishing T9 at the Cadillac Championship and 4th last week at the Truist Championship, where only a bad final round of 73 cost him another win. His only previous showing in a Major saw him take a solid T17 at Royal Liverpool, highlighted by a superb round of 65 on Saturday, so combined with how well he is playing at the moment, this price is worth backing as a decent long shot.

JJ Spaun had a breakthrough 2025 when he finished as runner-up at The Players Championship and then won the U.S. Open at Oakmont. He has been playing really well of late, winning the Valero Texas Open., and in his last two outings he was T14 at the Cadillac Championship and T5 last week at the Truist Championship, where he ranked 5th for Total Driving and was solid with the putter. This week at Aronimink, which is a slightly shorter course, should suit him better and his elite approach play, and if the putter warms up even more, it could easily see JJ contend for the win.

McIlroy won his 6th major at Augusta, defending his title from last year and winning back-to-back green jackets. Since then Rory took a month break and returned with a solid T19 at the Truist Championship last week. He has said on multiple occasions that going forward he will focus heavily on majors, and him supposedly making his way to Aronimink recently to get some good practice doesn't surprise. His last visit here came in 2018 when he took a solid 5th at the BMW Championship, and ranking 1st for Driving Distance last week alongside 3rd for Greens In Regulation showed no sign of rust, which makes Rory a strong pick for another major title.