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This week we are back at again with another 3 games FTW. First up we have Titans at Baltimore -5 the Ravens had a disappointing loss last week. They have better overall team So Pick is Ravens -6 Henry is good but Baltimore defense is better.
Dolphins at Broncos +3. I have not believed, but the Phins are cruising to solid wins against alot of good teams. This is a easy pick as denver soeant have the experience to beat better coached teams even as the offense is still finding solid footing. Also Dolphins know they cann not let up. Pick Dolphins -3
Kansas City at Vegas +8. Easy pick KC has revenge and home field on its mind here as they are one of the few teams that can have fans at home games per their states rules. Pick Chiefs -8.
And as always” if don’t make $$$’s it doesn’t make sense.”
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Hey loyal readers we have a three game parlay this week, after habingna very off week in week 9. Keep following along for these posts and our podcast each Saturday. No to the picks.
We have Giants at Eagles -3. This seems like a gimmie with Philly being the most consistent of the NFC east. Easy pick here Eagles -3.
Broncos at Raiders -4.5. The Raiders are improving under Gruden and have only lost to Tampa at home who is looking really weak after last weeks blowout loss. Denver to incoinsistent to keep pace in this one I see the Raiders pulling it off at home. Pick: Raiders -4.5.
Chargers at Miami -1.5. The Dolphins are humming as a team with all that young talent and Brian Flores is the same coach who got wins from nothing last year, and with the talent this season is building a solid playoffs team. Pick Miami -1.5
And as always ” If it doesn’t make dollars it don’t make sense”
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ATL (-4.5) SEA (-3) WAS (-2.5) ARI (-3) NE (-7.5) Broncos At Falcons -4.5 over/under 49.5; I expect the Falcons to win big here. They still have the talent on defense who want to be on a winning team and the offense is doing a great job the just need a little more from the O line to stay in games and grind down the clock as Gurley is playing great as can be expected. I don’t trust rookie QB’s which is why we Pick: Atlanta -4.5
Seahawks at Bills +3 over/under 54.5; The Bills after last weeks games have shown some serious weaknesses similar to the Bears weaknesses on on offense. no running game to speak of. The Seahawks have the players to get this going on both sides of the ball and i expect that this game with good weather expected this weekend expect high scores in this game. Pick: Seahawks -3
Giants at Washington -2.5 over/under; The Giants find ways to lose and not to win their O-line is playing great which is a very key component but they cant seem to close games well. I think Washington having both Sweat and Young back on defense Washington should hold them to less passing Pick: The Football Team -2.5. The better running team will win this one as they are even in most other area’s.
Dolphins at Cardinals -4.5 over/under 48.5; The cardinals just seem to be the better team overall and I’m surprised the line is this honestly and thats this is must add for me and a Lock of the week; Pick: Cardinals -4.5.
Patriots at Jets +7.5 over/under 41.5; The JETS ARE AWFUL we all know it they can’t guard a safe. the Pats now have a solid option at RB aside from Cam so Damien Harris is another player to count on. N’keal harry is back so they may have semblance of a passing game and considering they didn’t make any trades this is it so Pats will sink or swim. Pick: Pats -7.5.
And as always “If it doesn’t make dollars ,it don’t make sense”
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Malik and Anthony Taking SF and the Points + 6 is too much to pass up and no RB is too scary for them to pick against.
I Have zero faith in Nick mullens without Aiyuk and George Little so yeah GB at home And lay the points -6 I see a easy win for GB as their defense is improving through the season and SF has been getting more banged up every week. They just treading uphill against these injuries and bad QB play.
And as always” if it doesn’t make dollars it don’t make sense” silky johnson
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Hey Welcome we have a new format here so each se will be posting our podcast and Listing our most solid picks dor free here that we will also be tweeting each week. For our longtime readers we will still be posting other topics here and covering a multitude of topics. Now back to football.
Lock of the Week 🐏🔐 Rams @ Dolphins are lock at -3 going against a rookie QB with Good offensive line. If Aaron donald can break the Bears Double teams, sadly dolphins fans don’t expect better from a similarly talented offensive line. Pick: Rams -3 to -5.5.
Colts @Lions Money Line They surprised last week and are still trying to compete for a playoff spot on a soft NFC and The West will be hard to keep pace with. Pick. Lions Money Line +145
Vikings @ Packers -6.5. This is wild considering how bad the Vikings are as they have moved on from some of the best defenders and Offensive players Ahem Diggs. But yet On the road outside visiting the Packers in a blistering cold. Pick: packers -6.5
San Francisco @ Seattle -3. I dont get how this is this close of a line with How seattle has been playing and their recent defensive additions on the DL with Carlos Dunlap a local story here about how they Feel about him leaving. He will definitely help fill a big need and he has alot to prove. The Niners are just plan and simple running out of Bodies in certain positions and Aiyuk the Rookie WR is the main WR behind Little. Pick: Seahawks a$20 bill will get you 300 on this bet in a far sports book.
And as always “if it doesn’t make dollars it don’t make sense”
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Canelo Alavarez held titles in the 3 different weightclasses across the WBO and WBA. The middleweight, Super-Middleweight and Light Heavyweight at the same damn time. He has volutarily given up the WBO title light heavy weight titke he earned by KO the Krusher Kovalev himself. My only regret in this is that Andre Ward will not Face Canelo in what would a be a massive fight at either super middle or Light heavyweight.
Canelo does gain the right that waa given to him by the WBO to Be a manadatory challenger in any weight class he wants to fight in. This does ensure a deal to see the middleweight titles to be unified to if he choose to challenge Billy Joe Saunders and Add to his legacy.
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https://sports.yahoo.com/news/christian-dawkins-merl-code-convicted-in-college-basketball-corruption-trial-195642593.html
A federal jury found Dawkins and Code guilty of bribing college basketball coaches to steer players to their budding management firm.Somehow the coaches in all of this have gotten scott free although they are fully complicit in tue fraud that was attempted by the evil sneaker middle man merl code and Promising sports agent Christina dawkins. Who spelled out what really happened in the paying recruits and their families which the FBI wanted to go to the coaches in ncaa basketball.
The system is built to protet itself. This will not lead to any meaningful change in recruiting and may only make the strong stronger in Arizona and Others top programs getting recruits because they haven’t been tainted by this investigation and the NCAA enforcement have no real interest in gettong to the bottom of this, because then there biggest money maker becomes tainted by a scandal the people who watch on tv and buy tickets to games don’t seem to care about.
And as always if itt doesn’t make dollars it dont makw sense.
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Who thinks the Giants or Cardinals made a mistake it feels like 02 or 10 all over again.
1997
Jim Druckenmiller, Virginia Tech (San Francisco, No. 26)
1998
Peyton Manning, Tennessee (Indianapolis, No. 1)
Ryan Leaf, Washington State (San Diego, No. 2)
1999
Tim Couch, Kentucky (Cleveland, No. 1)
Donovan McNabb, Syracuse (Philadelphia, No. 2)
Akili Smith, Oregon (Cincinnati, No. 3)
Daunte Culpepper, UCF (Minnesota, No. 11)
Cade McNown, UCLA (Chicago, No. 12)
2000
Chad Pennington, Marshall (New York Jets, No. 18)
2001
Michael Vick, Virginia Tech (Atlanta, No. 1)
2002
David Carr, Fresno State (Houston, No. 1)
Joey Harrington, Oregon (Detroit, No. 3)
Patrick Ramsey, Tulane (Washington, No. 32)
2003
Carson Palmer, USC (Cincinnati, No. 1)
Byron Leftwich, Marshall (Jacksonville, No. 7)
Kyle Boller, Cal (Baltimore, No. 19)
Rex Grossman, Florida (Chicago, No. 22)
2004
Eli Manning, Ole Miss (San Diego, No. 1)
Philip Rivers, North Carolina State (New York Giants, No. 4)
Ben Roethlisberger, Miami, Ohio (Pittsburgh, No. 11)
J.P. Losman, Tulane (Buffalo, No. 22)
2005
Alex Smith, Utah (San Francisco, No. 1)
Aaron Rodgers, Cal (Green Bay, No. 24)
Jason Campbell, Auburn (Washington, No. 25)
2006
Vince Young, Texas (Tennessee, No. 3)
Matt Leinart, USC (Texas, No. 10)
Jay Cutler, Vanderbilt (Denver, No. 11)
2007
JaMarcus Russell, LSU (Oakland, No. 1)
Brady Quinn, Notre Dame (Cleveland, No. 22)
2008
Matt Ryan, Boston College (Atlanta, No. 3)
Joe Flacco, Delaware (Baltimore, No. 18)
2009
Matt Stafford, Georgia (Detroit, No. 1)
Mark Sanchez, USC (New York Jets, No. 5)
Josh Freeman, Kansas State (Tampa Bay, No. 17)
2010
Sam Bradford, Oklahoma (St. Louis, No. 1)
Tim Tebow, Florida (Denver, No. 25)
2011
Cam Newton, Auburn (Carolina, No. 1)
Jake Locker, Washington (Tennessee, No. 8)
Blaine Gabbert, Missouri (Jacksonville, No. 10)
Christian Ponder, Florida State (Minnesota, No. 12)
2012
Andrew Luck, Stanford (Indianapolis, No. 1)
Robert Griffin III, Baylor (Washington, No. 2)
Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M (Miami, No. 8)
Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State (Cleveland, No. 22)
2013
EJ Manuel, Florida State (Buffalo, No. 16)
2014
Blake Bortles, UCF (Jacksonville, No. 3)
Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M (Cleveland, No. 22)
Teddy Bridgewater, Louisville (Minnesota, No. 32)
2015
Jameis Winston, Florida State (Tampa Bay, No. 1)
Marcus Mariota, Oregon (Tennessee, No. 2)
2016
Jared Goff, Cal (Los Angeles Rams, No. 1)
Carson Wentz, North Dakota State (Philadelphia, No. 2)
Paxton Lynch, Memphis (Denver, No. 26)
2017
Mitchell Trubisky, North Carolina (Chicago, No. 2)
Patrick Mahomes, Texas Tech (Kansas City, No. 10)
Deshaun Watson, Clemson (Houston, No. 12)
2018
Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma (Cleveland, No. 1)
Sam Darnold, USC (New York Jets, No. 3)
Josh Allen, Wyoming (Buffalo, No. 7)
Josh Rosen, UCLA (Arizona, No. 10)
Lamar Jackson, Louisville (Baltimore, No. 32)
2019
Kyler Murray, Oklahoma (Arizona, No. 1)
Daniel Jones, Duke (New York Giants, No. 6)
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