11. Redskins+3(-110) *1/.91 units
12. Redskins ML(+130) .5/.65 units
Locked these in yesterday, forgot to post them earlier. Got one final play coming up w/ small write up.
GL All
11. Redskins+3(-110) *1/.91 units
12. Redskins ML(+130) .5/.65 units
Locked these in yesterday, forgot to post them earlier. Got one final play coming up w/ small write up.
GL All
13. Kansas City Chiefs-7(even) *1 unit
Let's start at QB again. I think Philip Rivers is a great QB, dude is a gamer and highly competitive. Truly tough, he's played through a lot of nagging injuries that most wouldn't of. I think he is one of the most accurate passers as well. But, he does so by throwing early and leading his wide receivers further out than most QB's. This is because he sustained a shoulder injury a few years back(played through it I believe) that has taken his arm strength away. Don't get me wrong, he's been throwing like this for a while and has adapted. *I call it the shot put throw* The ball is in the air for so long on his longer/touch passes, this scares the sh*t out of me at arrowhead.
Last year the Chiefs led the league in points per rush, the Chargers were the worst. Big discrepancy. We all know the Charger O line was in shambles last year w/ injuries and multiple rotations. They should be better. Especially with Slausen at Center. I still see Fluker and Franklin as weak guards though. The decibel level at arrowhead makes it hard for the o line to hear snap count/communicate w/ each other. Teams often use a silent snap count because of the noise, this is good and bad. Some of those silent snaps cause poor timing and ugly looking plays.
People barely cap special teams, KC's has one of the best units in the league.
I don't see the Chargers slowing down the KC run game. Alex Smith will continue to manage the game like he always has. I don't want to mess w/ an Andy Reid game plan that he's been working on all off season either. The Chiefs this pre season have looked to be in Mid season form in my eyes, the Bolts have some promise but I think they need a couple more weeks to iron everything out.
My first bigger chalk play of the year, call it square I don't give a f*ck.
BOLTA
13. Kansas City Chiefs-7(even) *1 unit
Let's start at QB again. I think Philip Rivers is a great QB, dude is a gamer and highly competitive. Truly tough, he's played through a lot of nagging injuries that most wouldn't of. I think he is one of the most accurate passers as well. But, he does so by throwing early and leading his wide receivers further out than most QB's. This is because he sustained a shoulder injury a few years back(played through it I believe) that has taken his arm strength away. Don't get me wrong, he's been throwing like this for a while and has adapted. *I call it the shot put throw* The ball is in the air for so long on his longer/touch passes, this scares the sh*t out of me at arrowhead.
Last year the Chiefs led the league in points per rush, the Chargers were the worst. Big discrepancy. We all know the Charger O line was in shambles last year w/ injuries and multiple rotations. They should be better. Especially with Slausen at Center. I still see Fluker and Franklin as weak guards though. The decibel level at arrowhead makes it hard for the o line to hear snap count/communicate w/ each other. Teams often use a silent snap count because of the noise, this is good and bad. Some of those silent snaps cause poor timing and ugly looking plays.
People barely cap special teams, KC's has one of the best units in the league.
I don't see the Chargers slowing down the KC run game. Alex Smith will continue to manage the game like he always has. I don't want to mess w/ an Andy Reid game plan that he's been working on all off season either. The Chiefs this pre season have looked to be in Mid season form in my eyes, the Bolts have some promise but I think they need a couple more weeks to iron everything out.
My first bigger chalk play of the year, call it square I don't give a f*ck.
BOLTA
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