Odds and Ed's

Australian Open futures, Daytona 500 predictions and a couple of college basketball games on a Friday night.  Who says Edward Egros can't fill a show now that football is over???

It's the one dimension to Super Bowl LV that isn't getting discussed enough: the officiating.  Edward Egros explains what the data show and how you can take advantage from a betting perspective.  He also warns you why what the referees do could affect some of the more popular player prop bets.

No football for the weekend, so let's get to college basketball and why one game promises to be a three-point shooting exhibition, yet has a modest total.  Edward Egros also explores value in the Southland and SWAC leagues and why, even after a loss, you should hitch your wagons to the Arizona Wildcats.

Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski have actually been a successful pairing this season, but is it time to look elsewhere for prop value on this Bucs offense?  Edward Egros explores that and other Championship Sunday bets, including some on Aaron Jones, Travis Kelce and the Bills receiving corps.  Ed also looks into some college basketball value in the OVC and WCC.

Edward Egros gets you ready for NFL Super Wild Card Weekend with the best props on the Fanduel Sportsbook.  He explains why you shouldn't succumb to recency bias especially this weekend, why Washington's offense should be respected and we prepare to witness a glorious return from one of the greats.

How motivated are NFL teams to perform well even after they've been eliminated from playoff contention?  What about college football teams that underperformed expectations?  Edward Egros breaks down these ideas and digs into the data for key props involving the Atlanta Falcons, Philadelphia Eagles and the Fiesta Bowl and Orange Bowl.

Are NFL teams really trying to lose games to improve positioning in the Draft?  Why it might be a good idea NOT to factor in this idea for your bets this weekend.  Also, Edward Egros (@EdWithSports) looks at props for Bengals/Texans, Giants/Ravens and glimpses at the Duke's Mayo Bowl and the Cheez-It Bowl.

Receiver Darnell Mooney has become the second option for Chicago's aerial attack, but can he hang big numbers in a divisional matchup against Minnesota?  Who will have all of those expected rushing yards for Baltimore this week?  And we look at Non-Championship college football games on Championship Saturday.

On the historic second episode of Odds and Ed's, Andy Dalton's desire for revenge against the Bengals will lead to inspired handoffs to his running backs, the Jets hope to air it out against Seattle's defense and the 2020 edition of the Commonwealth Cup could be one for the ages.