***$$$-NT Sportsbook Thread vol.2- Props props props props props props... EVERYBODY!

^are u simply that confident in the play or r u chasing? U can make an arguement for either side but once again, minn getting no respect from oddsmakers....sea def gonna make teddy beat em...and i like how rawls is running...also luke wilson is prob a better down the seams option for russ...but the gm itself is tough to cap..
 
Hawks d is playing garbage and Russ has been bad on the road, i dunno. Should be a close game
 
Keep fading my Vikes :lol: team gets no respect but they're 9-2 ATS
 
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^are u simply that confident in the play or r u chasing? U can make an arguement for either side but once again, minn getting no respect from oddsmakers....sea def gonna make teddy beat em...and i like how rawls is running...also luke wilson is prob a better down the seams option for russ...but the gm itself is tough to cap..

I saw this as the best line and I'm a Seahawks stan. Don't know if I should go in on the Panthers game next.
 
Talk about a sweat on that 1H under in TNF last night. 17 points on the 1Q and only 3 in the 2Q :lol:

The most profitable trend in football to date.
 
Taking Weidman tonight.

My head is telling me to take Aldo but my heart is telling me to take McGregor. Will probably take whoever is the underdog in a few hours. Gonna take over 2.5 rounds as well.
 
I'm rolling with packers, Chiefs, and steelers. May put more money on GB before kickoff tomorrow. I personally feel like GB is easy money this week
 
Seattle V. Carolina - Hinges on which team can pass the ball... Carolina's pass offense (24th) V. Seattle's pass defense (2nd) and then Seattle's pass offense (20th) V. Carolina's pass defense (1st). Both teams run the ball well and both teams stop the run well.

Green Bay V. Arizona - The ONLY thing Green Bay has going for it in this game is its pass defense is 6th but then again, the Cardinals pass offense is 1st. In every other category Arizona essentially has a huge advantage.

Pittsburgh V. Denver - Neither team runs the ball that well but both are top-5 run-stopping defenses. Pittsburgh's pass offense is their strength but of course the strength of Denver is their pass defense. Roethlisberger will need to have a significantly better game than Peyton through the air, because Pittsburgh's pass defense will over the course of the game give up more/have many more lapses as they're the worst for YPG and bottom-third in YPA. Should be close but I think Denver wins.

Kansas City V. New England - The Pats will not be able to run the ball, so they'll have to pass on a KC team that's laterally ranked to them in YPG and YPA defense as NE is on offense. It'll come down to Alex Smith (worst in YPG, but 11th in YPA) beating NE's pass defense (nearing the bottom third of the league). KC's run is good but NE has an underrated run defense. Top 10. Pats win a close one but they're really vulnerable if the pocket can't keep Brady upright, cause like I started with - NE needs to have success when Brady drops back more than any other part of their game.

Three close games I think and then one blowout.
 
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