Killer_B

I object - overruled. I strenuously object, oh in that case overruled. Is that how it works? That sequence reminded me of A Few Good Men...

WTF was that. 

Tomlin decides to decline the penalty, that should be the end of it. Cleveland reacts to Pitt declining the penalty and we move on. Not this time.

Oh wait, they're gonna go for it. I'll take the penalty. Prime time games come with such bs. How about the 2 missed penalties on 2pt conversions?

Clearly a hold on one, clearly a hit on receiver before ball arrived on the other. I guess they canceled each other out?

To answer the question. Lions. They should put Colts behind early and in an attempt to catch up, Richardson could give one up.

I've been trying to hit a 2 team Defensive score parlay for 5 or 6 weeks (it's a huge payout and a shot in the dark). Pick 2 good defensive teams against 2 doormats... I haven't even got 1 across. I've used Pitt several times and as good as they are defensively, they haven't got one in recent memory. 

Rams started as a pick against Miami, climbed to -2.5, never were in the game. Didn't make a td at home with those playmakers....

I don't know how they know, but I respect the fact that they do know, and it's in your face... Can't take GB... SF or leave it alone.

If Trent Williams & Bosa are out, it's a stay away. 

Oh I blame them for the incompetence of managing an NFL team... Give up your best player to a division rival and spend $5M on Drew Lock. Watch Daniel Jones for 6 years show more or less no progress. QBs coming into the league look better than him after 4 or 5 games. Both NY franchises are horrifically run organizations.

Pitt as a DOG, just like last week, auto play, if it loses it loses but it doesn't lose very much.

Pitt plays DEFENSE, the Ravens know little about it... 

Pitt plays DEFENSE, the Ravens know little about it... 

I had it -250 the 49ers would be your GOW... I like them too, but I knew it was coming. GL

Buffalo is up 4 games with tiebreaker on Jets & Dolphins, they don't even need this game, Indy does. Indy +4. 

Steelers, alt line -2.5, also bought the hook to +3. Off a bye and Tomlin is 21-5 vs rookie qbs and awesome as a dog. 

2-6 overrated? By how much? Chargers have beaten no one to speak of Saints, Panthers, Raiders, Denver.

Watson was killing the Browns... 

Browns have been born again after watching that walking sexual assault suit attempt to play qb... Completely different team with a qb that throws the ball down the field and can make first downs to take pressure off a D that was on the field way too much. Chargers are supposed to open it up a little this week, I like this game over 42.5. I'm all alone which is where I like to be. Winston for better or for worse gets points scored in games. Always has. The team plays for Winston, they hated DW and it showed. Teams that have won 2 games don't have letdowns... 

He's brutal as a 3-10 pt favorite - 6-18-1. Denver has the defense that should keep them in this game. Lamar is a little nicked, may not run as much as usual. 

They've lost SU twice this season in this spot (Raiders, Browns). Teams favored by over 7pts or more the previous week that lose SU are 10-20 ATS the next game.

Daniel Jones 1 yard... Nabors not even a factor until garbage time, 3 catches until late in 4th quarter. 

Question... How on earth can they not scheme Nabors to get dd worth of targets and Jones is a threat with his legs, it looked like they called one running play for him.

They can't score and wtf was that  2pt conversion? That's got to be the worst 2pt conversion in the history of 2pt conversions.

I was on Pitt when it opened at -4.5 and -6. Parlayed -6 with O36.5 last night. And my sports book put Pitt -2.5 -115 when game was tied and when Giants were punting, thanks for that charity. I made some hedge parlays playing with Jones yardage & Nabors receptions, alt line at +7 trying to catch a middle. 

Did just fine, just don't understand what the Giants were trying to accomplish.

Point made about how a scoring play wasn't reviewed and corrected since it was so blatantly missed.

Oh, but I know they have rules that prohibit correcting such an obvious mistake. What sense that makes, someone has to explain to me?

Two refs looking right at qb, defender puts both hands on his head as a reaction to committing a blatant penalty. The 2 refs can converse and throw the flag, we've seen it before, plenty of times 30 seconds after the play is over?

Just a coincidence 87% of the handle was on Minnesota. And the bs didn't start there as well.

The RAMS couldn't put the Raiders away off of their bye 4 days ago. Today, Puka comes back and they have an offense once again. What's more incredible was the line... An impressive 5-1 team that beat quality opponents (SF, Houston, GB) favored by only 2.5 pts over a team that is 2-4 and shopping their #1 receiver. The wild card is the officiating, one drive early, 3 very timely penalties to keep a drive alive to make a td, carried them down the field. Minn defense looked nothing like it did vs SF or Houston. All of the sudden they can't stop the run, or get any pressure on Stafford. I don't believe they ever sacked him. I think the prime time games are 5x as difficult to cap.

Or here...

So sick of watching the "bail-out" bs calls. Team stopped cold for 3 downs gets some cheap penalty to help them along...

The prime time games are the absolute worst.

@GamzOver

No doubt about that... I'm originally from there, I went back for the AFC Champ game. He doesn't have the best fundamentals, it seems under extreme pressure, he throws passes 4' over the guys head on a sideline play. We'll see if being there repeatedly helps him overcome who he becomes at these times. He's a great dude, not a hint of elitist tendencies, he's humble, I've never heard one negative word about the man, which is refreshing, he's very loved. 

He's Mr. October... When the brights are the lightest he fades away... Without question the top qbs of this era are no where near what they were even in the 80's, 90's or 2000's. Other than Mahomes, who's "elite"? Josh Allen. (until the playoffs start and he has to make accurate passes). No more Brady, Manning, Brees, Big Ben, Rodgers (in his prime), Favre, and many others. The position has been downgraded. It's anyones guess as to why. The sport has changed to a more running, evasive style qb, so it's now a rb/qb position - just like Lamar. To date, other than Mahomes who only runs when he has to, he has no designed runs during regular season, if he sees an opening he has the option to take it but not a called play.