Battalion74

@Asiangamblez

Drive thru window?

GL.

@IntenseOperator

 He's ice cold this season.

@Dannyle0507

 Rearry?

Dat robster wirw haff to rate.  good ruck next reek.  ciao.

@Asiangamblez

 Oh reerry?  Fanks foe dat!

@cd329

 For $112, I would do just about anything.  $112 million for 3 years to throw a football.  Not sure who would turn something like that down if offered...

@WilliamMunny

 Better Love doesn't play, makes the +3.5 look that much more attractive.  If Love plays, I would back out of this bet.  Love hurts, I hate backing injured qb's.

Whoever wins will still be an upgrade of who's running Canada right now...

Broncos are probably the best play on the board today.

Goff tends to play below his statistical average on the road in outdoor stadiums.  Probably will throw for about 220 yds today with a TD and a pick.  With the weather, who knows...

Let me put it this way.

We'll still be celebrating and talking about the Ravens win even after we lose this game...

I think the sports gods owe it to New York fans tonight...

The result vs the Pats is somewhat misleading; the Jets didn't take them seriously enough to get the job done.  As decrepit as Rodgers is, I think he's too veteran savvy to let that loss eat at him over a full week, so a short week here is a good thing...  And the fact that the New York media didn't even care this past week about a local team not named the Yankees suggests that the ridicule was kept to minimum once the Monday talk shows went off air.

Adams was brought in to fill a void and I see him coming to life tonight.  That and Hall should have a big game on the ground.

I see this this as a case of buying low and I see definite value here going against the grain.  Houston has struggled in the redzone the last couple of weeks, kicking chip shot field goals will rear its ugly head tonight.  Not having Diggs or Collins is a difference maker.

Gimme the Jets tonight, -2 (and call me crazy).

Being field level, watching the action unfold in real time is not easy.  Without instant replay, countless angles, everybody watching (on TV and in the stands) would never notice anything.

Players make mistakes all the time and so will refs.  They will miss stuff because each ref is assigned a task on a given play and that's what they watch for.

Advice:  Set aside a % of your disposable income, and enjoy. Don't over think it and you'll be fine.

@unplucked_gem

 It's not obvious if it's not called, is it?

@buffer

 What years has he done this exactly?  The guy has an all time winning percentage of .645, i.e. he's more or less winning two out of every three games he plays in.

Sounds to me likes he's due for a long winded losing streak to end his playing days...

A quote from the American Psychological Association...

"many turn to conspiracy theories to fulfill deprived motivational needs and make sense of distress and impairment."

Don't blame the refs, blame yourself on an undiagnosed medical condition and your need to come to grips with this condition.

You're welcome...  Now take your pills.

Gambling is about balance.  A see-saw effect that has the public showing up at the window with bags of money but just tilted enough on the side of the casinos for them to turn a profit.

Last two weeks of the NFL were in the public's favor.  Literally every single favorite won in week 6 and 7; Vegas got slaughtered.  The public was on a role and thought it would continue with the Vikings on TNF.  Vegas knows the deal, eventually the run will come to an end and they'll collect some of their losses back.

The world is all right again.  Balance.  Remember that word.

Remember what online gambling really is: another tax for the middle class.

Who do these sites cater to?  Young men.  I read that 80-85% of revenue generated from these online books are from parlays.  Kids taking what little money they have and buying a 'lottery' ticket.  Financial literacy is not even taught in school, never mind stats and probabilities... 

I see society being flushed down the toilet because there will be a segment of the population in the not-to-distant future who will be ruined by online sports betting.  This is worse than illicit drugs.

In the the old days, there was an effort to place a bet whether it be at a casino or a book.  You needed cash, a phone, a car.  Had to drive to the track or book, talk to somebody, meet with somebody.  Now, you can be taking a dump and lose ten grand in the blink of eye.

This will become an epidemic before it will get the attention of the average person.  Online wagering is worse than drugs, smokes, alcohol combined.

Influenced...  Some people are that dumb.

Considering Allen for MVP is the football equivalent of saying a guy like Michael Nylander of the Maple Leafs should win the Hart trophy in the NHL because he puts up good numbers against bad teams.

I'm an Allen fan but he went up against Lamar and got torched and vs Stroud and came up empty.  Nobody pays attention when you put up big numbers against a Mason Rudolph led team...