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09-17-23 | Giants -5.5 v. Cardinals | 31-28 | Loss | -110 | 124 h 56 m | Show | |
Giants -4 (110), to win 2U: This line should be higher. The AZ defense impressed me but against a rookie QB, that was hardly a surprise that Washington struggled. The Giants are coached well and got EMBARRASSED on SNF- they'll play better and they're still a significantly better team than the Cardinals. Â
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09-17-23 | Chargers -3 v. Titans | 24-27 | Loss | -110 | 121 h 53 m | Show | |
The Chargers are on the road and playing a difficult defense, but last year that's a scenario they actually did better in (7-3 ATS), maybe partially because of how little home-field advantage they have at SoFi Stadium. In any case, this is a very talented team that just got out-produced by one of the league's premiere offenses last week. Tua and Tyreek went crazy but against the above-average secondary and front 7 of LAC, I don't think the Titans will be able to produce at nearly the same capacity. Tennessee wants a win too, being at home, but where's their firepower coming from? They ran well behind Derrick Henry but the Chargers rush-defense looked very stout Sunday and if the Titans fall behind, which we anticipate, there's a very real scenario where they'll need to throw early and often to try and stay in the game. Only a 1 unit play here since I respect Vrabel and a winless Titans team at home, but the Chargers' offense is too good to not bite on this line.Â
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09-17-23 | Raiders +8.5 v. Bills | 10-38 | Loss | -110 | 66 h 38 m | Show | |
We've mentioned this in many past articles but it's worth repeating- the second week of the NFL season often challenges every notion we form after Week 1. Suddenly, teams that looked buttoned-up and efficient regress to a more mediocre form. On the flip side, teams who struggled in their first contest may rediscover their stride, especially teams who were considered among the elite in the pre-season. There may be no greater example of this type of situation than Week 2's matchup between the Raiders and Bills. Every sports show in America has something to say about Josh Allen's egregious four-turnover game on Monday Night. The two-time Pro Bowler took accountability after the game, saying, "Same shit, same place, different day... I hurt our team tonight. I cost our team tonight. This feels eerily similar to last year, and I hate that it's the same." Allen paved a beautiful path for a Jet victory, hurling one interception after another deep down the field in the second half, and then fumbling on a late 4th quarter drive when Buffalo really needed a change in momentum. It was a nightmare performance by the 27 year old, maybe the worst of his career, and it hasn't come without vitriol. ESPN's Dan Orlovsky said someone needs to tell the Buffalo QB to "grow up." Commentator and former NFL player Marcus Spears suggested Allen would lose his top receiver, Stefon Diggs, if he didn't change his bad habits. And Josh Allen isn't the only Bills' player facing criticism. The Bills' defense allowed the Jets to run for 172 yards on just 28 carries- good for more than 6 yards per rush. The anemic Jets' offense, led by the wide-eyed #2 overall draft pick Zach Wilson, couldn't find a rhythm without Breece Hall and its running attack. Yet again, Buffalo gifted New York with a path to victory through their porous front seven.  It was a terrible collective performance for a Bills' team that no-doubt still has Super Bowl aspirations this season. Yet just six days after that debacle, the 0-1 Bills find themselves as -8.5 favorites at Orchard Park. They'll be the only team with a losing record on the field this Sunday, as the Raiders journey to Buffalo for their second-straight away game to start the season.  Vegas' coach Josh McDaniels is no-doubt full of optimism after a Week 1 win against a divisional foe. The Raiders were often a laughing stock last season, seemingly unmotivated and reckless far too often, especially away from Sin City (3-6 ATS in 2022 away games). Bringing in Jimmy Garoppolo is already paying dividends; the veteran journeyman QB took over the game last Sunday, throwing five passes for 60 yards late in the fourth quarter, which turned out to be the game-winning drive. Garoppolo wasn't completely mistake-free, though. His third quarter interception on 3rd and goal was a horrendous decision, but he's a fresh feel and steady hand for a Raiders' squad in need of more leadership. The Raiders' defense was also formidable, limiting the Broncos to just 260 total yards on 4.5 yards per play.  So we should bet on the Raiders, right? Not so fast. The Raiders' win, although worth celebrating, was a 1-point victory against one of the worst teams in the NFL last season. It was also versus a new head-coach and new system in Denver; that much transition can take time for any franchise to start realizing wins. Meanwhile, the Bills faced one of the best defenses in the NFL (and they looked like it), in a raucous enemy environment and still should have won with ease. Still, if not for Allen's four turnovers. This is an ideal spot for the Bills. Buffalo is coming off an embarrassing loss on national TV, their quarterback is the butt of everyone's jokes this week, their defense simply could not stop the Jets' rushing attack, and they're off three straight ATS losses going back to last season. How good are the Raiders? It might not matter. It probably feels gross after last Monday Night, but there's only one way to look at this game. Vengeance is mine, says Josh Allen and the Bills - we'll take the chalk in this affair.
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09-17-23 | Seahawks +6 v. Lions | Top | 37-31 | Win | 100 | 160 h 36 m | Show |
I don't like the Seahawks very much and I do think that the Lions will be really solid this year but this is still a crazy overreaction line. Seattle was almost a touchdown favorite at moments in their Week 1 line vs. the Rams and there was some legit reasoning behind that. Pete Carrol can still coach as well as the best of 'em and he'll get the boys ready. Seattle dropped 48 points and 555 yards on Detroit last year at Ford Field. I think they match up well.
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09-17-23 | Bears +3.5 v. Bucs | Top | 17-27 | Loss | -120 | 124 h 59 m | Show |
This is consensus at every sportsbook I've looked at. Many classic reasons to look at the Bears here, but we also really like their matchup, too. Tampa Bay is a gifted run-blocking defense but the presence of Justin Fields completely negates the kind of running attacks they can typically stifle. We saw TB's defense, behind ace-defensive mind Todd Bowles, make life difficult for Kirk Cousins and the Vikings on Sunday. Minnesota couldn't run the ball and they forced Cousins into 2 fumbles and an INT. Fields will probably make some mistakes but he should also be able to circumvent the Bucs' pass rush and open up opportunities for the Chicago WRs and TEs with his elusiveness and scrambling ability. And he'll be desperately motivated to win for his team. At the end of the day and according to our power-ratings, the Packers are a more complete team in every regard than the Bucs, even on defense, and they have the familiarity with Justin Fields and the Bears, unlike Tampa Bay. For what it's worth, the Bears still earned 122 rushing yards and 7 more first downs than the Packers last Sunday; they were also just more mistake prone throughout the game. Baker Mayfield played admirably against the Vikings defense, who got softer as the game went on, but I was actually encouraged by what I saw from the Bears' defense. The floodgates opened late but for the most part, they looked more athletic and talented in Week 1. They can handle Baker and his aging weapons and I absolutely love betting against an overconfident Mayfield at home off a win. Lastly, an 0-1 Bears team getting 3 points, now getting vastly underrated against a 1-0 squad that many thought was one of the worst teams heading into 202 (they still are), is a bet I want to take. Go Bears! |
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09-10-23 | Cowboys v. Giants +3.5 | 40-0 | Loss | -115 | 154 h 34 m | Show | |
With a full season in the regime of Brian Daboll complete, this is a Giants' team that won't be as perplexed or overwhelmed by another talented Cowboys roster in 2023. The Giants played "okay" in both of their 2022 games against the Boys, but it was always obvious who the better team was. Even when Dallas started Cooper Rush earlier in the season, New York's defense struggled stopping their offense when it mattered and the Dallas' defense won in the trenches. A mere 34 points in two games won't cut it against the elite offensive line and elite star-talent around Dak Prescott. Whether Prescott is an ace or not, and he'll probably look better earlier in the season like he always does, it takes a lot to keep up, let alone limit an exceptional Cowboys' offense. At home, doubted, and still an underdog in a top-heavy NFC East, I expect the Giants to be as motivated and creative as ever in the inaugural week of their 2023 campaign. They know how good the Cowboys are and they know they'll have to do everything right to win. As a Giants' fan it's easy for me to fall in love with Joe Shoen and Brian Daboll and what they've done in such a short time for this organization. As fans we actually have a chance, we're respectable, and we might even be improving in a division that's due for regression. While that excitement is fun for me on a personal level, it has nothing to do with this bet. I wouldn't bet on the Giants in this same situation in Week 2, 3, 4 or any week of the season. Dallas is the better team, but what we have here is a confluence of factors that will organically aid the Giants. They're at home, they can play the "disrespect underdog" card, and they have a clear edge at coach with a lot of weeks to scheme. Not to mention, we're getting the most prevalent key number (+3) beneath us with a hook (+3.5). This screams competitive football, but It wouldn't hurt to mention some legitimate areas where New York has improved. Their defensive line could be a top 5 unit this year, with a healthy and decorated "Sexy" Dexter Lawrence anchoring a line that has a depth of beasts, including second year pass rusher Kayvon Thibadeoux, who started jumping off the screen last season when he returned from injury. The addition of Darren Waller is a massive one; Daniel Jones finally has a big, athletic TE he can depend on. Daniel Bellinger might be the best #2 TE in the NFL, Saquon is happy and hasn't missed a practice, DJ got paid and looks great by all reports, and they have a wild amount of B to B+ WRs; one that could collectively produce better than experts project (and Sterling Shepherd is finally himself again). Add a possible #1 corner in Deonte Banks, who didn't allow a reception in the preseason, and a bolstered offensive line that's growing together and improving because of it, and this is a Giants' team that's more talented and more prepared to face their arch nemesis. Who knows, maybe Isiaiah Simmons makes a few plays this year, too. He's a perfect experiment for a Don Martindale defense. In any case, sometimes your biases lead you to good things - like information and insight. I like the Cowboys to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl and I think they're an obviously better team; this just isn't an ideal Week 1 situation for them. A confident 1.5 units on my Giants to keep it close.Â
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09-10-23 | Rams +5.5 v. Seahawks | 30-13 | Win | 100 | 150 h 28 m | Show | |
A lot of people like the Seahawks this season. Nice. But now that they're not cyclic underdogs and they're 5 point favorites at home against their divisional rival, a team led by multiple all-world players and a to 5 coach, a team that won the Super Bowl just two seasons ago, and a team determined to silence the doubters behind what we consider a top 3 NFC QB still in Matthew Stafford. The Seahawks still have a very suspect defense from where I'm sitting and after a terribly disappointing season in 2022, I expect McVay and the Rams to have a lot of determination and plenty of tricks up their sleeve. The Seahawks are better and likely win this game but they don't deserve a full 5 points yet, even at home. And we'll see if Geno can continue his run - I have my doubts.Â
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09-10-23 | Titans +3.5 v. Saints | 15-16 | Win | 100 | 280 h 1 m | Show | |
I don't think this line will be out for long so I'm expediting this write-up. Bottom line- the Titans defense is vastly underrated, D-Hop can still make a huge difference (I think he's still a top 10 WR, if not top 5), and although I like New Orleans this season, a home start for Derek Carr doesn't guarantee success. Carr has looked great and you know I have a few futures on a talented Saints' squad, but if you're giving me the hook at a standard -110 price, we have to take it. The Titans will use their underdog status in this game and in their division as fire to come out strong and we see a coach in Mike Vrabel who, unlike college and other pro leagues like the NBA, can make a HUGE difference when it comes to wins/losses and covering games. This is a 2-3 point, fight-to-to-the-end type of game if you're asking me so we'll ride the underdog in the Superdome.
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09-10-23 | Jaguars v. Colts +5.5 | Top | 31-21 | Loss | -110 | 96 h 23 m | Show |
Last year Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars did whatever they wanted against the Colts in their first matchup, but Matt Ryan and a revenge-driven Colts team dropped 34 points on the Jags in their second matchup. Why do I bring this up? Well 1) the second contest was played at Indy, and 2) I think the Jaguars might have the same issues on defense this weekend, against a better offense. As much hype as Jacksonville is getting, and well-deserved I might add, they're still a very young and very mistake-prone defense. Doug Pederson's speciality is working with quarterbacks - he was an NFL QB, after all - but the Jags' defense can still be exposed by great playcallers and adequate QBs. And I believe in Shane Steichen. Steichen dramatically improved the careers of Justin Herbert and most notably Jalen Hurts en-route to a Super Bowl appearance last season. The success of Philadelphia's offense was directly hinged upon his play-calling abilities and tutelage of Hurts, and now he's had an entire offseason to mold one of the league's most exciting young talents. Anthony Richardson holds himself with the poise of a 5-year veteran, unphased even when he appeared in a raucous preseason environment against the very same Eagles. This is a crucial divisional game for both teams and with Jacksonville now seeming as the "obvious" pick for this season in the AFC South, Week 1 usually presents a different picture. Again, and this plays into group-think and sociological principles behind motivation and team chemistry, the Colts sit at the same mark as every team in the NFL and you better believe they think and want to win this game. At home and undoubtedly with some tricks up their sleeve, I think Richardson and Steichen can keep pace with the Jaguars in the opener. Remember, this very similarly built Jaguars' team (excluding Calvin Ridley of course who, we admit, could be another scary addition to a growing offense) was 4-6 straight up and 5-5 ATS on the road last season; a more vulnerable mark compared to their 5-2 SU and 6-3 ATS mark at home. The value is with Indy.Â
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09-09-23 | Notre Dame -7 v. NC State | 45-24 | Win | 100 | 122 h 3 m | Show | |
Notre Dame -7 (-110), to win 2UNotre Dame has looked sensational so far, and sure they've faced two cupcake teams in their first two games but I could care less. Allowing just 6 points to two Div-1 college football teams is impressive, and Sam Hartman and the offense look like a pro-unit. The Irish are already averaging over 200 rushing yards per game and that will be the real difference in this one. NC State struggled to stop the blocking and downhill run game of the Huskies, who accumulated 160 yards at home in a loss against the Wolfpack in Week 0. At times, especially early, UCONN rushers took advantage of gaping holes in the NC State defense and when you're fighting the big-boys of the Notre Dame O-line, that's not good. ND churns out NFL talent at tight end, running back, and offensive line before any other position and they're loaded again this season. The Irish should be able to easily control the clock and their defense will offer tremendous resistance against an NC State group that could only muster 155 pass yards against UCONN. While the Wolfpack ran well in Week 1, I doubt they'll realize the same success against a dynamic group that's only allowed 126/91 rush yards in two games. And that's even more impressive considering some of the creativity those offenses applied in a Week 1 motivational spot. Notre Dame is in a different class than teams like NC State this year and I expect a dominant win. Many books have this at -7.5, which is an indication of how the oddsmakers can see this game go. Â
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09-02-23 | Nevada +38.5 v. USC | 14-66 | Loss | -110 | 10 h 1 m | Show | |
Too many points for USC to cover with the new rules and we already saw that their defense might have a ton of problems. We'll take both angles. It's that simple, truly.Â
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08-31-23 | Nebraska +7 v. Minnesota | 10-13 | Win | 100 | 12 h 36 m | Show | |
This should be a low scoring game between two teams built similarly but I love getting 7 points with Nebraska. At this point no one expects anything from the perennially disappointing Cornhuskers but the reign of Matt Rhule has begun and, from what I can gather and analyze (and I'm pretty damn good at the QB/Coach thing), I think his style translates really well to college football. The guy's trying to elevate his approach with a little sports science, too, and although Minnesota's big-boys are always challenging in the trenches, a low total (43) and hard-fought game favors the underdog on top of it. Give me the Cornhuskers to keep it respectable and cover or push.  Â
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08-31-23 | NC State -14 v. Connecticut | 24-14 | Loss | -110 | 11 h 1 m | Show | |
Now that this has settled in at 14 at a few books (BetOnline, Caesars), we'll take it. I'm not sure why the Wolfpack decided to take on and travel to these lower-tier teams in big spots like Week 1 but here we are. In short, unless the home field makes a drastic, drastic difference (and it shouldn't-- UCONN is a basketball school), NC State has more talent all over the field and as long as they don't turn the ball over too much or make crazy mistakes, I expect a 10-14 point win in the fourth quarter to get stacked with another TD for a cover.Â
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08-26-23 | UMass v. New Mexico State -6.5 | Top | 41-30 | Loss | -110 | 81 h 12 m | Show |
This write up will be shorter. I'm not sure why this line has dropped below a touchdown/extra point but I'm here to take advantage. Just from pure data, how can I not take the Aggies at home? UMASS is 0-23 away from home over the past four years, and 6-60 since 2012, and I LOVE the fact that New Mexico State started out an abysmal 0-4 last season. Lots of momentum gaining has occurred for the Aggies since. Returning starting QB Diego Pavia only had 2 of his final 125 passes intercepted last season (along with 13 TDs in the same span), and he led his team to one of the most important victories in the program's history, a 49-14 upset victory over Liberty as 24.5 point underdogs in late November that eventually catapulted the team to a 24-19 Quick Lane Bowl win, capping off a spectacular 7-2 finish last season. New Mexico State only got stronger in the offseason and I can't say I've seen the same from UMASS. I think the Aggies will win by more than a TD, but we'll keep it at a conservative 1.5 unit-grab this early in the season. |
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01-29-23 | 49ers +2.5 v. Eagles | 7-31 | Loss | -100 | 97 h 26 m | Show | |
Here's the thing and I've said it plenty-- the Eagles haven't been in a situation like this before. After an easy win against the Giants, I still don't think this team is tested enough. Last season Jalen Hurts went 23/43 and 2 INTs in his first playoff game against a good Tampa Bay defense. This year the 3 best defenses they've seen-- New Orleans, Dallas, and Washington-- all gave Philly problems. This will be a MASSIVE uptick in talent and I think SF will win. They have more veteran pedigree, Shanahan has been to the big dance, and I expect their offensive line to give Brock Purdy plenty of opportunities, although sledding will be tough for sure. As much respect as I have for what Philly has done, I think the buck stops here. Just one unit on the moneyline because of that respect. |
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01-22-23 | Bengals +4 v. Bills | 27-10 | Win | 100 | 148 h 13 m | Show | |
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Bengals +4 (-110), to win 2.5 units This will be close. The Bengals have been dominant for 2 months and neither team looked that crisp last week. With corrections, this will be a closely found barnburner. |
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01-21-23 | Giants +7.5 v. Eagles | Top | 7-38 | Loss | -110 | 74 h 5 m | Show |
Giants +7.5 (-110), to win 2 unitsGiants 1H +3.5 (+100), to win 1 unit
The Giants are riding a wave of positive energy and if there’s one obvious anecdote from Wild-Card weekend, it’s how well-prepared the Giants were for their first postseason game in six years. Just like the Dolphins-Bills and Ravens-Bengals games, I think this battle will be closer than many think. Even though I probably have some bias, it's really hard for me to imagine the Giants momentum and chemistry to just simply die because the Eagles are a good team. Fuck that. Their offensive line was incredible against the Vikings, and their defense made big plays when it mattered. If Philly is sleepy at all, and I think they may be from the start (thus the 1st half bet), I think NYG keeps it close all game.  |
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01-21-23 | Jaguars +8.5 v. Chiefs | 20-27 | Win | 100 | 126 h 43 m | Show | |
  Jaguars +8.5 (-110), to win 2 unitsThe Jags have the offense and momentum to hang around / KC rarely puts a team away.
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01-15-23 | Ravens v. Bengals -6.5 | 17-24 | Win | 100 | 149 h 56 m | Show | |
Teaser of the Weekend (6 points), -120, to win 2.5 units - Jags +7, Bengals win Bengals -6.5 (-110), to win 1.5 unitsThis is a big line but it's big for a reason. We still don't know if Lamar will play and even if he doesn, his PCL injury is right on the precipice of healing, which means I doubt he'll be as trusting of his knee or as comfortable in his abilities. Joe Burrow and the Bengals have been lights out at home, and they've scored over 28 ppg in their 8 straight wins. Night night, Balti. We'll double-down on this if the line gets reduced if/when Lamar is playing.    |
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01-15-23 | Giants +3 v. Vikings | 31-24 | Win | 100 | 145 h 21 m | Show | |
  Giants over 22.5 points (-115), to win 1.5 unitsGiants +3 (-110), to win 1.5 unitsThe best ATS team this season is, drum roll please, my NY Giants! Minnesota was lucky to get a win against them on Christmas Eve, leaning on two Giants' turnovers and a 61 yard field goal to seal the win. Time for some Giants' payback-- I think this game remains close since Minnesota sucks at stopping anything from the air and the Giants' defense has been improving every week. They're healthier than ever and their defensive line is getting sacks/pressure. Go G MEN!   |
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01-15-23 | Dolphins v. Bills -10.5 | Top | 31-34 | Loss | -110 | 142 h 46 m | Show |
Bills -10.5 (-110), to win 2 unitsI think this will be an embarrassing blowout for Miami. The Bills, at home, got the first game since Damar Hamlin's injury out of the way and now it's time to light the fire and get rolling, onto their dreams of becoming a Super Bowl champ. With such supreme motivation, Bills win by 2-3 touchdowns IMO, especially with Miami's QB situation. Â
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01-14-23 | Seahawks v. 49ers -9.5 | Top | 23-41 | Win | 100 | 44 h 18 m | Show |
Deebo Samuel any time TD (+160), to win 1.6 units49ers alt line -12.5 (+122), to win 1.22 unitsOne of many games that might provide some blowout potential, it was too hard for me to resist this bet. The 49ers have been dominant against mid-tier to poor teams and I'm not sure if the Seahawks are any good anymore. As long as something crazy doesn't happen, I expect trick plays and a prime Shanahan offense; that's why I really like Deebo Samuel to get into the endzone. It'll probably be on a running play. I think Seattle could be feisty early but once SF gains their footing, they're just a way better team.
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01-08-23 | Rams +6.5 v. Seahawks | 16-19 | Win | 100 | 79 h 21 m | Show | |
Rams +7 at BetUS (-110), to win 2 units Former SB winning coach in his final regular season game against a division foe and Baker will be feisty. No chance I'm not taking LAR. |
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01-08-23 | Chargers v. Broncos -2.5 | 28-31 | Win | 100 | 72 h 57 m | Show | |
Broncos 2.5 (-110), to win 3 units The Bengals are going to beat the Ravens this week, which means the Chargers will lock in the 5th seed and have little to play for. At home, Denver will put this game away behind defense and some motivation to end the season positively. |
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01-08-23 | Browns v. Steelers -2 | 14-28 | Win | 100 | 145 h 12 m | Show | |
 More to play for, at home, and the Browns' win in Week 17 was a flukey, Carson Wentz-created thing. Go Steelers!  |
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01-08-23 | Ravens v. Bengals -6 | 16-27 | Win | 100 | 145 h 12 m | Show | |
 Since all scenarios favor a more motivated Bengals team at home against the Ravens without Lamar Jackson, the right side is probably Cincinnati. Since Jackson went down to a knee injury, the Ravens are averaging a pitiful 11.8 ppg. Good luck keeping up with Joe Burrow and the Bengals in the jungle, who are averaging 29 ppg in their last 7 straight wins. |
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01-08-23 | Jets v. Dolphins -2.5 | 6-11 | Win | 100 | 143 h 46 m | Show | |
Firstly, this is a revenge game. The Jets took full advantage of the Dolphins’ injury woes way back in Week 5, defeating the Dolphins 40-17 at home. But we know how these games in South Florida can go late in the season. While the Jets have been adjusting to the bitter cold of a Northeast winter, Miami might eclipse 80 degrees on Sunday. That could mean sideline temperatures that feel like 100 degrees on the Jets’ sideline, which would be a terror to compete through for a team that has nothing left to play for. Lastly, Mike McDaniel has proven that even in his first year coaching, he’s one of the most innovative offensive minds in the NFL. I think McDaniel and the Dolphins pull out all the stops in this game, no matter who plays at quarterback, and the Dolphins secure a win for their playoff hopes. Their defense plays hard, even if it's not quite elite, and the Jets are still greatly limited on offense. This is a short line for a team that will be ultra-motivated on their home turf– take the Dolphins to cover. |
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01-08-23 | Vikings v. Bears +1.5 | 29-13 | Loss | -110 | 143 h 46 m | Show | |
Be very cautious betting on this game, but it makes sense that the Vikings won’t care very much in Week 18. As the #3 seed, Minnesota is in line to face the New York Giants in the first round of the playoffs. New York played them close just two weeks ago in Minneapolis, so maybe they shouldn’t be too confident in that matchup, but it’s probably a better situation than facing the Packers, Lions, or Seahawks. My point is– I think the Vikings may rest their starters.If that happens, and only if that happens, there’s immediate value on the Chicago Bears. The Bears fight hard in every game and Justin Fields, who was limited in Week 17 and still ran for 132 yards, has an opportunity to show out one more time for his team. My handicap is based on a skeletal version of the Vikings; I think it makes sense to bet small on Chicago now.Â
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01-07-23 | Titans +6 v. Jaguars | 16-20 | Win | 100 | 59 h 11 m | Show | |
Titans +6 (-110), to win 1.5 unitsVrabel is no man's fool - he finds a way to keep this close and maybe even win. Derrick Henry returns and a tenacious defense keeps it close.
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