raceman06

Tough spot for Steelers and the beginning of a gauntlet of tough games. I don’t think we will see +160 for Ravens again. 

Has anyone else been looking at this? With the Steelers win you can now get Ravens at plus +160 showing a 38% chance of winning and Steelers are -225 jumping up to 69%

The Steelers remaining 7 games  has 5 divisional games with Philly and KC being the 2 non divisional opponents. This division loves punishing each other no matter how bad one of the teams are. 

Looking at the Ravens remaining schedule they have 2 home divisional games left. 1 of which is the Steelers. Outside of the division they have to face the giants, Texans, Eagles and chargers.

Steelers remaking schedule just looks like a very tall task and I don’t see them sweeping the Ravens series.

I’d like to hear thoughts and opinions on this. 

I like him. I’d rather have Gruden but him and Joe call a decent game. 

I think you are reading into it too much.

Here is  the list of QBs they have won against;

J Love

Carr

Watson

D Jones 

Burrow

Lawrence

C Rush/ T lance

J Daniels

I get they can’t pick their schedule but Burrow is the only top tier talent in my opinion and that team is lost. The Eagles are definitely improving week to week but in no way could I agree that they are the top team as you suggest.

Agree with most everyone’s post. Quite literally the dumbest play calling I have seen in awhile. They finally got some momentum with some quick out type passes and then decide to go get stuffed up the middle on back to back plays. That’s fine if you’re settling for the fg. Nope how about he turn it over and really make the crowd happy. 
ROY candidate just took a step back and all the positivity given to DQ was lost on that series. 

Nice food for thought.  Thanks for sharing. Please keep doing it. 

This sounds good but has no substance to it. Not trying to be rude. I could make an equally sounding argument the opposite way. I’ll give it a try off the top of my head.

I put more emphasis on situational football than most cappers do. I’m not even sure bookmakers can capture it. So here is the situation, the Chiefs overlooked Denver and all knew their fate for a loss was about to come, until the most timely blocked kick ever occurred. This game gave them the spark needed to focus on what lies ahead and that is Buffalo.
Meanwhile Buffalo is riding high after cracking off 5 wins in a row. They run the risk of complacency that the wins will keep on coming. However, when we look into it they are beating sub .500 teams and only have 1 win against a winning team. The false sense of confidence after beating up on some pretty pathetic teams puts them in a tough spot. Take the points and cash the ticket.

My personal opinion is there’s better games to bet this week but if given the opportunity to get points with Mahomes you take them and don’t overthink it. 

The Chiefs got the ball with 27 seconds and had a timeout left.  That’s not really the point though. 

It is pretty interesting that we get this situation after Monday nights game being faced with the same scenario. Everyone was roasting Bowles for not going for it and to some degree I can see why. Fast forward to tonight and we get to see them go for it and it failed. (3 penalties on that play that didn’t get called. I guess it’s like the Hail Mary play. Refs close their eyes and anything goes but that’s a different story) So what is the better route to go? 

There was enough time for LJ to get them to fg range for a kick but Tucker already missed a point after and isn’t as automatic this year. Personally I think you go for the tie and hope for OT.   
Maybe it’s just a case of pick your poison. 

Have to go for the score here. I feel like Jim is trying to get too cute with running down the clock. I think a field goal would bite them in the arse.

I knew the ravens secondary was bad but they just got torched. That was wild. 

13 seconds later he answered your question. 

They aren’t exactly thin on receivers and when they went to him he fell on his route. I’d imagine it’s going to take time for him to learn the playbook and slowly get more snaps. 

That took the breath out of an already quiet crowd.  What a slick play.  

They ruled. The other foot touched out of bounds before the second one got down. Incomplete pass. 

this would be mine also