Week 5 college football favorites that will cover the spread
The spreads are getting bigger with the betting public believing they know how these teams will respond on a week-to-week basis. For me, that makes… Read More ›
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Week 5 college football underdogs that will cover the spread
Week 4 brought with it more challenges than what I’ve faced this season. But it still didn’t deter an over .500 week. My underdogs went… Read More ›
Week 4 NFL favorites that will cover the spread
Favorites were a bad bet in week 3, highlighting a common theme that happens in the NFL during the early part of the season. We… Read More ›
Week 4 NFL underdogs that will cover the spread
Week 3 was a roller-coaster of emotions. On one hand, my underdogs all won straight up. On the other hand, my favorites bombed. I still… Read More ›
Falcons, not Seahawks, should top the week 4 Survivor Pool
Week 3 proved why the Survivor Pool is not easy. Favorites were 8-8 straight up in week 3, with people who followed the anti-Jets strategy… Read More ›
Week 4: Start ’em, sit ’em for wide receivers in fantasy football
The players we expected to be household names among wide receivers showed up in a big way in week 3. Stefon Diggs is showing why… Read More ›
Week 4: Start ’em, sit ’em for running backs in fantasy football
If the first three weeks are going to be an indicator for the fantasy football season, then Todd Gurley and Kareem Hunt owners are going… Read More ›
Week 4: Start ’em, sit ’em for quarterbacks in fantasy football
Streaming quarterbacks has never seemed so easy. As long as you pick the right ones. Three of the top-five fantasy quarterbacks in week 3 were… Read More ›
Early look at week 4 fantasy football waiver wire
Fantasy points came back with a fury in week 3, showcasing 22 players who scored more than 20 points, more than the 19 combined who… Read More ›
Week 4 college football favorites that will cover the spread
My college football favorites haven’t been as hot as my underdogs, but they’ve still been good enough to shout from the mountaintops. In college football,… Read More ›
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