jhoss00

Are you a woman? 95% of your posts are complaining. Get a grip man. 

Made Stroud look pedestrian and aside from 1st half blunders looked solid all around. What were you watching?

Classic OverreAction Magnet

Only other one I've seen on BYU, beside myself. You're due. Let's get it

Welcome home, zebrakiller

@mrbill67

 Not sure he can get that one rubbed out

@TJZags598

 That was with the biggest stiff, Hackett,  calling the plays. Looked like a different team last week. We shall see. GL

@VicVega91

 Thanks for the insight. GL on your play

The New York Jets face off against the Pittsburgh Steelers under the lights of national TV. The Jets are in a prime position to snap their recent skid and secure a much-needed win against a Steelers team that has more question marks than answers. Here's why the Jets are the smart pick this week.

1. Jets Due for a Breakthrough Under the Lights

The Jets have already faced tough competition this season with matchups against San Francisco and Buffalo. Despite coming up short, their performance against the Bills showed signs of life on offense. At 2-4, they’re desperate for a win to turn their season around, and there's no better stage than Sunday Night Football to make a statement—especially with another prime-time game on the horizon next week.

2. Quarterback Matchup: Rodgers vs. ???

Let's be real—the quarterback battle in this game isn’t even close. It’s Aaron Rodgers, one of the greatest of all time, against a Steelers QB situation that’s shaky at best. Whether it’s a Justin Fields or a rusty Russell Wilson taking over, the Steelers simply don’t have the firepower to match Rodgers’ experience and playmaking ability.

3. Jets Defense Will Control the Game

The Steelers’ offense has struggled to find a rhythm this season, and now they face a Jets defense that’s built to shut them down. With Sauce Gardner likely covering the Steelers' only true receiving threat, George Pickens, the advantage heavily favors New York. The Jets will stack the box and dare Pittsburgh’s quarterbacks to beat them through the air—something that’s unlikely to happen given the Steelers' limited passing options.

4. The Jets' Offensive Arsenal is Too Much to Handle

With the addition of Davante Adams to an already talented receiving corps featuring Garrett Wilson, Allen Lazard, and Mike Williams, Aaron Rodgers has more weapons than ever. Breece Hall will play a key role as a pass-catching running back, giving the Jets another dimension. Look for both Hall and Braelon Allen to help neutralize Pittsburgh's pass rush. Even against the Steelers' top-10 defense, the Jets' offensive firepower is just too overwhelming.

5. Steelers Can't Keep Up on Offense

The Steelers might be sitting at 4-2, but that record feels like smoke and mirrors. Their offensive line is banged up, missing multiple starters, including their center, which will be a major issue against the Jets’ defensive front. Aside from George Pickens, the Steelers' receiving corps lacks depth and consistency, and running back Jaylen Warren didn't look fully healed last week. If Cordarrelle Patterson is unable to play, Pittsburgh's offensive options become even more limited.

Mike Tomlin’s decision to consider Russell Wilson is a sign of desperation to ignite the Steelers' offense, but a rusty Russ against an elite Jets defense doesn’t seem like the right move. Without a reliable aerial attack, Pittsburgh simply won’t be able to put up enough points to keep pace with the Jets.

6. Talent Wins Out

The Jets may have lost three straight games, but they’re now a slight favorite with a much stronger roster from top to bottom. Even with Tomlin’s impressive track record as a home underdog on national TV, this game is all about the talent gap. Rodgers and his playmakers are set to outclass a Steelers squad that’s running out of answers.

The Jets have everything to play for on Sunday night, and their hunger for a win will shine through. With Rodgers leading the charge and a defense that can stifle Pittsburgh's one-dimensional attack, the Jets are poised to secure a decisive victory. Look for New York to come out on top, setting the stage for a potential season turnaround.

J-E-T-S -2

That must have been one expensive hook. -3 @-115 most shops. I'm on Bama, myself, so good luck

VAERS?

With you.on this one, Goad. GL

If you're considering betting on the UNDER in the Indiana vs. Nebraska football game, here’s why that could be the play:

Nebraska Defense: Built to Keep the Score Low

Nebraska’s defense is built to make stops, and they have shown they can limit opponents effectively. This unit has consistently held their ground against stronger competition, and there's every reason to believe they'll continue to control the game against Indiana. While Nebraska might not have an explosive offense, that actually works in favor of the UNDER. Their offensive struggles mean long, methodical drives without a ton of points on the board, which keeps the clock running and the scoring low.

Indiana’s Overinflated Success

Indiana has had an impressive run, covering the spread in five straight games. However, it's important to look at their competition. They’ve racked up these covers against lesser teams and haven’t truly faced a defensive challenge like Nebraska. Their schedule included home games where they were heavy favorites against teams like Florida International, Western Illinois, and Charlotte. Road games have been modest challenges, but nothing on the level of Nebraska.

Nebraska: The Best Team Indiana Has Faced

This week, Indiana is up against their toughest test yet in Nebraska, a team ranked as high as 25th in some polls. Nebraska is far more capable than any opponent Indiana has faced so far, which is why this line is similar to their matchup against Maryland. Indiana might be a quality team, but they haven’t been tested by an elite schedule that justifies them as a -7 favorite in this matchup.

The Bottom Line: Expect a Defensive Battle

With both teams showing limitations on offense and Nebraska’s defense ready to hold the line, this game has all the makings of a low-scoring battle. Indiana will need to play a nearly flawless game, and Nebraska’s best strategy is to keep things tight. I just can't see these two teams combining for over 50 points. Betting the UNDER looks like the smartest move in this one.

My pick:

Under 50

When analyzing the matchup between Miami and Louisville, several key factors make Louisville the more appealing pick, especially when considering Miami's track record under their current head coach, Mario Cristobal.

• Miami's Coach Coming Off a Bye: Historically, Mario has not performed well after a bye week, with a record of 0-3 against the spread (ATS) at Miami and 9-13 in his career overall. This lack of success after a bye indicates that extra preparation time hasn't translated into on-field performance, which is a crucial aspect to consider when laying points on the road.

• Louisville's Resilience as the Underdog: Louisville's head coach, Jeff Brohm, has proven to be a strong leader when his team is the underdog, with an impressive record of 30-19 ATS, including 17 outright upsets. This ability to rally his team when counted out speaks to both his coaching skill and the team's resilience, making them a dangerous opponent when underestimated.

• Miami's Late-Season Decline: The Canes have a history of declining as the season progresses, suggesting issues with coaching and consistency. They've only covered 1 out of their last 9 games in October and just 4 of their last 17 ACC matchups. While Miami's offense has shown improvement this year, it's important to note that they've faced one of the weakest schedules of defenses in the nation, ranking 125th in strength of schedule.

• Game Strategy: While Louisville hasn't played their best at home so far, they find themselves with their backs to the wall in this matchup, a scenario in which they often thrive. On the other hand, Miami has developed a reputation as a strong second-half team. If you're looking for a potential in-game play, consider Louisville in the first half, with a possible Miami resurgence in the second.

• Total Points Lean: While both teams play at a slower pace, leaning towards the OVER could be a solid strategy. Miami's improved offense and Louisville's ability to adjust as underdogs suggest that we might see enough scoring to push this game over the total.

Given these points, the value seems to lean toward Louisville, especially in the first half, with a look towards Miami in the second. The Canes' poor performance in October and against tougher competition can't be ignored, making them a risky choice despite their offensive improvements this season.

My play:

Louisville 1st Half +3

The fact that you feel the need to say that you have more money than 99% of the forum tells me you're really a brokester looking for validation. Pick some winners and there will be some kids in their parents basements slapping your ass. Then maybe you'll feel like a big boy. Anyways, GL on your plays and welcome to Covers

Troy

Throw all those #s out the window. That was pre-Pavia. 

Goated like from the movie 'Waiting'?

Wow. On the same exact plays.

GL East Coast White Guy

He actually has 3 great receivers and above average ball catching TE......