Week 5 MNF Banger

When the Saints go marching into Arrowhead with Dennis Allen as your head coach, you pound the home team.  The Saints are showing you why they sucked last season.  They essentially have the same squad with a bad coach in Allen and an overpaid QB in Carr.  The Saints have weapons like Kamara and Chris Olave but the play calling and designs don't give these players a chance since they are so one dimensional.  They are hindered by poor QB play and bad coaching scheme.  They were fortunate to play the pathetic Panthers game 1.  They ran over the Cowgirls like how the Ravens did and that's thanks to the beast and play making abilities of Alvin Kamara.  The undefeated Chiefs are a much better squad compared to whom the Saints have played so far.  They have one of the best defense and I doubt Carr will make many plays if they air it out.  This makes the Saint one dimensional.  If they can't run the ball, they can't play action for Carr who has lost his center and have sucked since.  He has lost ~1 second of time to throw on dropbacks since the center has been injured.  Look for Spagnola to apply max pressure on Carr.  The Saints defense is pretty solid.  They have good corners and safeties with ball hawking skills, but your defense can only keep you in the game for some long (ex Cowgirls vs Squeelers SNF).  Give me the team that everyone hates right now with one of the best coach and qb in Reid and Mahomes to cover less than a TD at home vs a one dimensional team.  The Chiefs might struggle on offense with Rashee Rice out and old man Kelce.  If Mahomes is able to hit 2-3 big plays to rookie Xavier Worthy and pound the rock with Hunt, they will cover.  Chiefs have a better chance to cover than relying on Carr and the Saints running game.  I'm leaning under 43 but no action for now.

Chiefs -5.5 50 units

Kareem Hunt over 2.5 receptions +120 5 units

Noah Gray over 2.5 receptions +120 5 units

Carr over 0.5 INT -125 5 units

BOL 

?? like. Nice write up 

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@SucculentNuts

 Oh yeah 

Statistically the teams are pretty even. NO's defensive numbers are right on par with KCs, either just barely better or barely worse and on offense they have been a little better.

But I don't think they're gonna have much success with the OL being hurt against KCs front. I think both teams will struggle. Hunt has been out of the league and Worthy is inexperienced there's no guarantee those guys are gonna perform well vs the NO defense which has been great at getting red zone stops and doesn't allow a ton of points.

Figures. AI doesn't account for the fact that these are humans playing and betting a team to cover just because you don't see another team being the only undefeated team? On other side. GL

KC has played in all close games so far and obviously haven't won by more than 7 yet. Don't see tonight being any different. The fact that the Saints play a style similar to the Steelers tells me the game will be close and if anything the Saints have a better chance of winning by 7 or more than KC does if they win the turnover battle. Guess that's why they play the games.

Swifties will go home sad tonight. 

@aron25

 In Carr we don't trust 

@NutinButtLove

I disagree.  Look who the Saints have played against vs who Chiefs have played.  Chiefs had to play Ravens and Bengals.  Both offensive monster in their own right.  The Saints got the pathetic Panthers with Bryce Young, a weak Cowgirls team, an Eagles team with no WR so the numbers are a bit inflated.   

@Maukaboy

BoOOooooo Ya!!

+45 Units for MNF.  A few miss opportunity on the prop bets.  Called the game exactly how it played out.  Carr has 2-3 plays to Shaheed and that was not.  The run game got stuff and the Saints went marching no where.  Hunt tot the rock 27 times for 100+ and a TD.  Worthy didn't make big plays but got a TD.  Smith-Schuster was the one that one the deep bombs. 

Bangers baby!!

@SucculentNuts

 Nice write -up. I knew this as well, but continue to not use it. > Common sense 

@SucculentNuts

 Where you at bro