maybe he flew too close to the sun with his "hidden agenda" stuff...or else some of the books ganged up on CT here and forced them to ban him because he was posting winning plays too often...
I don't believe in the hidden agenda stuff and he definitely was not banned for winning too much, he was only up 45 units for the whole season. Pretty good but not great, nothing ban worthy if you're trying to ban winners. I don't think they ban anyone for winning too much. Pretty sure he was banned just for acting so erratic, it didn't surprise me at all.
I had a rough start with him. But the guy brings facts and refutes your thoughts with good arguments. You could discuss reasonably with him and there aren´t many like that in this site. Most guys here post their picks and that´s it. I don´t see much point to that.
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Quote Originally Posted by NinjaNight:
Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers:
maybe he flew too close to the sun with his "hidden agenda" stuff...or else some of the books ganged up on CT here and forced them to ban him because he was posting winning plays too often...
I don't believe in the hidden agenda stuff and he definitely was not banned for winning too much, he was only up 45 units for the whole season. Pretty good but not great, nothing ban worthy if you're trying to ban winners. I don't think they ban anyone for winning too much. Pretty sure he was banned just for acting so erratic, it didn't surprise me at all.
I had a rough start with him. But the guy brings facts and refutes your thoughts with good arguments. You could discuss reasonably with him and there aren´t many like that in this site. Most guys here post their picks and that´s it. I don´t see much point to that.
Thanks for your input! Rams pressure. I put some thought yesterday to the getting to Brady argument. The Pats have been great against the Chargers and the Chiefs and that O Line has been hyped up. However, Chargers and Chiefs bring the pass rush mostly from the edges. The Rams are a different animal. It will be LG Thuney´s turn to show that he is up there with the level displayed by the tackles the last weeks containing Houston, Bosa, Ingram and co. Aron Donald is a different type of animal. Last Super Bowl, even when the stat sheet does not give enough credit to him, the key player was Fletcher Cox. As hard for me to say about the player I love the most from my Eagles, Donald is a league above Fletcher. Gurley. I´m not sure. It´s all a guessing game. I also think with 2 weeks rest, the adrenaline of this game and massive painkillers he should be in perfect shape. If he is 100% this game changes drastically. You would now have his legs, but most importantly his hands to attack the Pats´ greatest vulnerability. The thing is where his mind is at. I hope we get to see him on all cylinders and see how the GOAT schemes against him. Gurley´s unknown status is, now that I think so, maybe the biggest reason of why I´ve only bet smallish on the Pats right now. If he is and looks fine I may change in play. No need to rush the ML play. We bettors have the option to wait, see and analyze as the game goes by. Unfortunately with props, we cannot do that.
As of last night, this came from Mcvay - " Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay said running back Todd Gurley II is feeling "100 percent" and is expected to play a big role against the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LIII.McVay, through a pool reporter, updated Gurley's status Friday after the team held its final practice before Sunday's game."He's feeling good," McVay said. "A hundred percent.""Take it for what it is but hes saying hes 100% now .
Yeah. I hope so. But just think for a second... if Gurley was not 100%, if you were McVay and got that question asked, would you reply "No, he is at a 75% and will have a limited role". The answer will always be that one.
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Quote Originally Posted by DeLoreanStylez:
Quote Originally Posted by gutinstinctus:
Thanks for your input! Rams pressure. I put some thought yesterday to the getting to Brady argument. The Pats have been great against the Chargers and the Chiefs and that O Line has been hyped up. However, Chargers and Chiefs bring the pass rush mostly from the edges. The Rams are a different animal. It will be LG Thuney´s turn to show that he is up there with the level displayed by the tackles the last weeks containing Houston, Bosa, Ingram and co. Aron Donald is a different type of animal. Last Super Bowl, even when the stat sheet does not give enough credit to him, the key player was Fletcher Cox. As hard for me to say about the player I love the most from my Eagles, Donald is a league above Fletcher. Gurley. I´m not sure. It´s all a guessing game. I also think with 2 weeks rest, the adrenaline of this game and massive painkillers he should be in perfect shape. If he is 100% this game changes drastically. You would now have his legs, but most importantly his hands to attack the Pats´ greatest vulnerability. The thing is where his mind is at. I hope we get to see him on all cylinders and see how the GOAT schemes against him. Gurley´s unknown status is, now that I think so, maybe the biggest reason of why I´ve only bet smallish on the Pats right now. If he is and looks fine I may change in play. No need to rush the ML play. We bettors have the option to wait, see and analyze as the game goes by. Unfortunately with props, we cannot do that.
As of last night, this came from Mcvay - " Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay said running back Todd Gurley II is feeling "100 percent" and is expected to play a big role against the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LIII.McVay, through a pool reporter, updated Gurley's status Friday after the team held its final practice before Sunday's game."He's feeling good," McVay said. "A hundred percent.""Take it for what it is but hes saying hes 100% now .
Yeah. I hope so. But just think for a second... if Gurley was not 100%, if you were McVay and got that question asked, would you reply "No, he is at a 75% and will have a limited role". The answer will always be that one.
Thanks for your input! Rams pressure. I put some thought yesterday to the getting to Brady argument. The Pats have been great against the Chargers and the Chiefs and that O Line has been hyped up. However, Chargers and Chiefs bring the pass rush mostly from the edges. The Rams are a different animal. It will be LG Thuney´s turn to show that he is up there with the level displayed by the tackles the last weeks containing Houston, Bosa, Ingram and co. Aron Donald is a different type of animal. Last Super Bowl, even when the stat sheet does not give enough credit to him, the key player was Fletcher Cox. As hard for me to say about the player I love the most from my Eagles, Donald is a league above Fletcher. Gurley. I´m not sure. It´s all a guessing game. I also think with 2 weeks rest, the adrenaline of this game and massive painkillers he should be in perfect shape. If he is 100% this game changes drastically. You would now have his legs, but most importantly his hands to attack the Pats´ greatest vulnerability. The thing is where his mind is at. I hope we get to see him on all cylinders and see how the GOAT schemes against him. Gurley´s unknown status is, now that I think so, maybe the biggest reason of why I´ve only bet smallish on the Pats right now. If he is and looks fine I may change in play. No need to rush the ML play. We bettors have the option to wait, see and analyze as the game goes by. Unfortunately with props, we cannot do that.
Great thoughts here
Cheers bro! Looking forward to what are your final plays. Nothing wrong wit limiting yourself to props and look for a spot on the totals or ML live.
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Quote Originally Posted by NinjaNight:
Quote Originally Posted by gutinstinctus:
Thanks for your input! Rams pressure. I put some thought yesterday to the getting to Brady argument. The Pats have been great against the Chargers and the Chiefs and that O Line has been hyped up. However, Chargers and Chiefs bring the pass rush mostly from the edges. The Rams are a different animal. It will be LG Thuney´s turn to show that he is up there with the level displayed by the tackles the last weeks containing Houston, Bosa, Ingram and co. Aron Donald is a different type of animal. Last Super Bowl, even when the stat sheet does not give enough credit to him, the key player was Fletcher Cox. As hard for me to say about the player I love the most from my Eagles, Donald is a league above Fletcher. Gurley. I´m not sure. It´s all a guessing game. I also think with 2 weeks rest, the adrenaline of this game and massive painkillers he should be in perfect shape. If he is 100% this game changes drastically. You would now have his legs, but most importantly his hands to attack the Pats´ greatest vulnerability. The thing is where his mind is at. I hope we get to see him on all cylinders and see how the GOAT schemes against him. Gurley´s unknown status is, now that I think so, maybe the biggest reason of why I´ve only bet smallish on the Pats right now. If he is and looks fine I may change in play. No need to rush the ML play. We bettors have the option to wait, see and analyze as the game goes by. Unfortunately with props, we cannot do that.
Great thoughts here
Cheers bro! Looking forward to what are your final plays. Nothing wrong wit limiting yourself to props and look for a spot on the totals or ML live.
I just added 2 more plays and that should be my final card. 1. Patriots ML. Going low. I intend to find a better spot live. Hopefully the Pats are not ahead at halftime. 2. Under 28,5 1st Half. Best bet in my card. Got it as soon as it opened. 3. Under 72,5 Receiving Yards Robert Woods. Everyone hates this play, but everyone forgets Stephon Gilmore. With Gilmore shadowing, this bet is 80% sure to hit. 4. CJ Anderson longest reception over 4.5. If he catches 2 passes, one will certainly be over that distance. The Pats main struggle is covering running backs. Gurley would´ve been better, but his was 18,5 so I pass. 5. Gronk over 3,5 receptions. Easy money. 6. Philip Dorsett over 29,5. He will see Marcus Peters often. He has the speed to anhilate that 30 yard mark with one catch. Good luck to all. Fade me in the NBA, not in this beautiful game.
next year, comment me more, discuss with me more, tail me more. Sorry for not posting earlier this season. Im a semi pro about to turn pro. 5-6 tp end it. Cheers!
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Quote Originally Posted by gutinstinctus:
I just added 2 more plays and that should be my final card. 1. Patriots ML. Going low. I intend to find a better spot live. Hopefully the Pats are not ahead at halftime. 2. Under 28,5 1st Half. Best bet in my card. Got it as soon as it opened. 3. Under 72,5 Receiving Yards Robert Woods. Everyone hates this play, but everyone forgets Stephon Gilmore. With Gilmore shadowing, this bet is 80% sure to hit. 4. CJ Anderson longest reception over 4.5. If he catches 2 passes, one will certainly be over that distance. The Pats main struggle is covering running backs. Gurley would´ve been better, but his was 18,5 so I pass. 5. Gronk over 3,5 receptions. Easy money. 6. Philip Dorsett over 29,5. He will see Marcus Peters often. He has the speed to anhilate that 30 yard mark with one catch. Good luck to all. Fade me in the NBA, not in this beautiful game.
next year, comment me more, discuss with me more, tail me more. Sorry for not posting earlier this season. Im a semi pro about to turn pro. 5-6 tp end it. Cheers!
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