Yeah those NFC East division games that don't have the home team as 3 point favorites are just games I think everyone should stay away from, or lean towards the team favoring that line. Eagles/Washington was Eagles -1, which indicates Eagles had a stronger probability to win. Giants/Cowboys were -4.5 so I would lean Cowboys there.
In both cases, I didn't bet the games. I've watched enough NFC East division games to realize how whacky and bizarre they can be. If there are any trends I do kind of keep in mind, division games (hence the Browns bet today) and West coast/East coast travel games are two factors I kind of pay attention to. Most of the other stuff I throw out.
Glad you won at least some of it back on the end. I started the day 4-0 and was thinking I was the man and lost my last two and now I suck again.
gotta wait to see where the MNF games finish, but I'd be pretty happy to finish dead even on the weekend after the Giants debacle, lol. Never seen Zeke catch 5 either. Interesting to see that part of his game develop.
Goff gets his first win and LA Rams cover the 3.5 as Indy only scores 3 points total. Tolzien has 3 turnovers, equalling the total points that Indy puts on the board.
What said do people think the best side of the cap is on new Orleans @ Minnesota and la chargers @ Denver?
Both games look to hard to pick
Denver @ home on cap seems best , what happen to Denver home advantage used to be near unbeatable with high altitude? Remember correctly there qb is hard to watch play as to conservative and when try throw down field looks like he is a pick waiting to happen.
Minnesota and Denver Minnesota will leave as new Orleans could put a beat down on them with there offence.
I hate how popular it is, but I do like New O tonight, even to win straight up. Their defense is much improved, offense should be more balanced with decent rookie RB, AP and of course the passing attack we all know and love. MIN defense would have to be near perfect to keep them in the game imo, and Bradford has an absolutely terrible record in prime time games going way back if I'm not mistaken. MIN offense looked anemic in the short glimpses we got of it in the preseason with the 1s.
In 2014 it was Bridgewater and Brees at the helms, albeit at the superdome, and Saints won 20-9. And if you believe in "revenge" narratives of course there's that AP getting revenge on his former team narrative, but don't put too much emphasis on that imo.
