9-5 for the season +5.05 units with the Jets pending on MNF....I went 2-3 in the NFL.
Week 3 in college a lot of my underdog angles don't work for whatever reason....we will take some ugly favorites, and possibly a limited amount of underdogs.
The CFL has been good for me...I placed a wager on the Edmonton Elks this week at 50-1 to win the Grey Cup...they are presently a half game out of a playoff spot with 5 games to go in their season.
Angles:
1) An NFL favorite in weeks 2 or 3 that was outyarded by over 50 yards their previous game that will either be a dog their next game or their present opponent will be a favorite.....60-116-7 ATS (-2.8), 105-77 straight up....VERSUS Jacksonville, Kansas City and Indianapolis
2) A NFL away dog in week two of 4 or more points that lost at home their previous game and the calculated line is greater than the Vegas line....18-5 ATS (+3.7), 10-13 straight up...ON Bengals
3) A NFL road team where the line is between -6 and 6 points that lost at home their previous game, who will either be greater than a three point favorite their next game or their present opponent (the home favorite) will be at greater than a 3 point dog.....30-12-3 ATS (+4.7), 28-17 straight up.....ON Browns, Bengals, Giants
 
							 
							 
							 
							 
							 
								 
									 
											 
								 
									
 
								
 .....market has not caught up to them yet, and if Toronto loses at BC this week that will put them at 6-7, meaning there could be four teams from the West that qualify for the playoffs...Toronto plays the top four teams in the league the rest of the season, including the Elks the last weekend at Edmonton.
.....market has not caught up to them yet, and if Toronto loses at BC this week that will put them at 6-7, meaning there could be four teams from the West that qualify for the playoffs...Toronto plays the top four teams in the league the rest of the season, including the Elks the last weekend at Edmonton. 
								 
									 
								
 
								 
									 
								 
									






 
                            
 
                             
                            
                            