FANS ALL DAY
We’ve poured over the data for each game this week and have set our slate of picks expecting this week will be better than last week.
Here are all of our picks for week 10 in bold below:
Week 10 Record: 4-10
Season Record: 72-73-4
Some may call me a push over, but after racking up three pushes last week, I can assure you I felt like pushing someone over Sunday night. The Falcons and the Rams were both looking like wins for us, until it all faded to black in the blink of an eye.
Anyways, the NFL is hosting its first ever game in Germany this weekend and we’re concerned something may have got lost in translation. The Bucs, we repeat the Bucs, are a three point favourite against Kenneth Walker Jr The Third and the Seahawks. Are oddsmaker forgetting that TB12 and company looked dreadful for the first 59 minutes last week against the Rams or the fact that their offense has sputtered all season? One drive seems to have cured all that ails the mighty Buccaneers from Tampa Bay. Not buying it or the arrival of Cade “Baby Gronk” Otton. Romo seemed to have that nickname in the holster ready to fire if even one catch was made by Otton last week. Pump the brakes!
Josh Allen has a wonky elbow so hard to justify the -6.5 line favouring the Vikings. Having said that, Kurt D Cousins has a tendency to disappoint in big games. Might not always be his fault, but does Cousins have a signature moment or game in his career? Also intrigued to see how the Packers bounce back after a three INT performance from Mr. Rodgers against a stout Dallas defence. The Packers as a 4-point home underdog seems a little too forgiving. Dallas is primed to beat the wheels off the Packers at home as Dak continues to work off the rust and round into form for the stretch drive.
Here are the picks for week 10 below highlighted in bold:
Week 9 Record: 5-5-3
Season Record: 68-63-4
We’re sporting an impressive 2-7 record this season picking Thursday night games. Feelin like we’re going to go a big run on primetime games to finish the season.
With all eyes on Georgia this week as the fate of American democracy hangs in the balance, we like hot Atlanta to go on the road and cover as a -2.5 point road favourite. I think Carolina is closer to the team we saw Sunday against the Bengals rather than the previous game when they upset the Bucs after trading away CMC to San Fran. Panthers got the expected pump from a coaching change against the Bucs, but don’t be surprise if Carolina limps across the finish line at the end of the season.
Taking Mariota and the dirty birds to win big on the road and beat their predicted win total for the season at most sportsbooks prior to the season. And it’s only week 10!
Tonight’s pick: ATL -2.5
Thursday night record: 2-7
Looking to bounce after a sub-par performance in week 8. Primetime games keep killing us.
Here are the week 9 picks highlighted in bold below:
Week 8 Record: 6-8
Season Record: 63-58-1
We’ve been terrible picking prime time games this year. Just terrible. So here’s to keeping it simple this week.
Eagles are good, Texans are bad.
Eagles are a 14 point favourite tonight on the road tonight.
Fly, Eagles Fly
The pick is in… EAGLES!!
A couple of lines out there that have us wondering what we’re missing. But hey! We’re wrong all the time and every weekend has games that leave you saying “What you talking about Willis?!?!”. Regardless, I think this is the first time in Aaron Rodgers’ career that he is a double digit underdog, but I think this one is deserved. Bills are coming off of a bye week and are at home, while the Packers seemed lost against the lackluster Washington Commanders last week.
Neither New York team are getting much love from the sportsbooks this week. The 6-1 New York Giants are a 3 point underdog in the Pacific Northwest against the Seahawks, while the Jets are a home 2.5 home underdog against the Patriots at home. I think the Sportsbook are predicting Belichik’s reign over the Jets (maybe 14-0 since December 2015 or something crazy like that). Pats will be looking to rebound after an embarrassing performance on Monday night against the Bears.
The Giants on the other hand are travelling West to face the Seahawks. Both teams got lots of love from the talking heads this week as the two pleasant surprise teams of the season. Feels like one is primed for a disappointing performance this week as a result. Can you call it a revenge game for Geno Smith after the Giants cast him aside after his sole season and one start with the Giants? Regardless I think the Ken Walker III will stay hot and run all over the Giants.
Here are this week picks below in bold. Nice little bounce back last week, so let’s keep stacking winning weeks!
Week 7 Record: 9-5
Season Record: 57-50-1