What is garbage time in sports betting?

What is garbage time in sports betting? Got a couple of things to show you from games that are pretty much already decided — the Patriots are going to beat the Browns, but watch this. Jakobi Meyers breaks a tackle, gets into the end zone — that is his first NFL touchdown. And you think this guy's a beloved teammate — look at the guys celebrate. Jakobi Meyers' first touchdown. That's more than eleven dudes on the field coming down to celebrate with him. They're coming from the sidelines — half the team came into the end zone. That was garbage time — a decided game, a meaningless touchdown, and every spread and total ticket suddenly very interested. Meaningless action late in a blowout that can affect the spread. In plain terms: the game is decided, the starters are done — and the points still count. Garbage time means nothing in the standings and everything on tickets. “Garbage time killed the under.” Let's use this example. Up twenty-four with three minutes left, the backups are in and the defense is soft — and a late touchdown still moves every spread and total on the board. Ask anyone who has watched a backdoor cover walk in through garbage time. Lines and prices can differ by sportsbook. Nothing here guarantees a result or tells you to bet. Lines move and books differ. Nothing here is a guarantee or a command to bet — it's how the number works.