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Covering potential bets and Playoff matchups. Rants on Why the colts missed the playoffs and Brandon Staley. What did their loss really rob all of us of? (A Josh Allen/Justin Herbert Playoff Game).
30-16-1 on the year (Pro Picks) 41-30-1 overall
Week 17 Picks: 3-2
Wins: Tennessee -3.5 vs Miami (Won 34-3), Pittsburgh +3.5 vs. Cleveland (won 26-14), Under 37.5 in Carolina Vs, New Orleans (28 pts scored)
Lost: Detroit +7.5 vs. Seattle (lost 51-29) and Denver +7.5 vs LAC (lost 34-13)
Talking about where i went right to start the year to what actually happened. Right mostly but whiffed big on a few teams. (Unless you were a fan of the team: No body guessed, Cincinatti, Philly and Arizona were going to be this good.) Maybe you guessed Philly (Mike Scarlett). I did have Seattle out of the playoffs to start the year, but did not think they would be this bad.
Betting This year 37-28-1 overall (27-14-1 on pro bets)
Last week: 4-0-1
Won: Colts +5, Miami +3 or -2.5 whatever number you got, Under 39.5 in Miami/New Orleans game (23 pts), Under 42 in Las Vegas/Denver (30 pts)
TIed: Detroit +4 (lost 20-16 to Atlanta)
Acknowledging things i was wrong about. Staley and Harbaugh comparison.
33-28 on the year (23-14 on pro bets). Removed Washington +9.5 from bets due to Covid
Last week:
Won: Houston +4 against Jacksonville
Lost: Atlanta +9.5 (lost 33-13, with two red zone eggs), New England +2.5 (Went with the squares and lost, 1-3 on square bets this year: LAR October 31st -14.5 vs. Houston), Under 41.5 in Miami/New York Jets (scored 55 pts.)
Learned my lesson having 7 bets on the board. Trimmed it to 5. Pro vs. Joe game insight. Why I'm taking the Joe side and the sharps just overthink this one. (NE/Indy)
Year:32-25 (22-11 pro bets)
Last week: 3-4 (All Pro)
Won: Seattle -7.5 vs Houston (33-13), Over of 53 in Buffalo/TB, Under of 44 in New York Jets/New Orleans
Lost: Buffalo +3 vs. Tampa (lost 33-27 in OT), Las vegas +10 at KC (lost 48-9: worst bet of the year), Detroit +9.5 against Denver (lost 38-10), Lost the under of 43.5 in Denver/Detroit
Sean Mcdermott, Brandon Staley, Vic Fangio. Everyone has given too much respect to Andy Reid. And because of Tom Brady's success without Belichick. Forgot about him and that's a mistake.
29-21 on the year (19-7 pro)
Pro Picks Last week: 5-1
Won: Detroit +7.5, Arizona -7, Over 45 in Philly/NYJ, Over 48 in Cincy/LAC, Miami -2.5
Lost: Denver +9.5
Went 4-4 last week, 24-20 on the year, 14-6 pro picks, 10-14 college picks. I am done betting college, I do not watch the games enough to pick them accurately and will stay away unless there is one that stands out to me.
Lost:
Rutgers +1.5 got blown out by Maryland, UNLV +18 got blown out by Airforce, UTEP +13.5 got blown out by UAB, Steelers +4.5 got blown out by The Bengals
Won:
Cincinnati (Bearcats) -14, The Over of 45 Steelers and Bengals (51 pts. scored), Buffalo -5.5, Denver +3
20-16 on the year (10-5 pro picks).
Wise guys were right about Houston and Pittsburgh. Two bets i would have stayed away from. I'm 1-2 on "square" bets so far. So If I bet square, don't bet it.
Last week went 4-4
Won: MIami -3.5 over New York Jets (Miami won 24-17), Indianapolis +7 over Buffalo (Indy won 41-15), Minnesota +1.5 over Greenbay (Minn won 34-31), Umass +37 over Army (UMASS Lost by 16, 33-17).
Lost: New York Giants +12.5 over Tampa bay (NYG Lost 30-10), New Orleans +3 over Philly (New Orleans lost 40-29), SMU +10.5 over Cincinnati (SMU Lost 48-14), Michigan State +19 against Ohio State (MSU lost 56-7).
Vrabel, Payton and Reid. Things do well and things they don't do well. Betting lines for pro and college. What to look for when you're betting. Currently 8-6 on record.
Last week went 2-1 pro (Tampa bay -5: Lost to New Orleans, Giants +10: lost by 3, LA Rams -14.5: beat Houston)
Went 2-2 in college (Stanford -2: lost to UW, Fresno +1.5: Won by 10, Buffalo -12.5 lost to Bowling green by 12, Tulane +25.5: lost by 19 to #2 Cincy).
Bowling green was an anomaly and hadn't scored more than 27 all year. Ok to lose that one.
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