Nice write-ups...I remember you and I both were on the Ravens last year and will be on them again this year. Also agree with your reasoning and backing of the Saints and Giants. If the pieces all fit together for the giants and everything goes right they could make a playoff/SB run.
Thank you for the feedback! Glad we share the same thoughts!
Nice write-ups...I remember you and I both were on the Ravens last year and will be on them again this year. Also agree with your reasoning and backing of the Saints and Giants. If the pieces all fit together for the giants and everything goes right they could make a playoff/SB run.
Thank you for the feedback! Glad we share the same thoughts!
division futures i think will win but won't play because not enough juice.
NFC north - Packers +120(2nd best odds in division)
AFC north - Steelers -300, but instead Ravens +400(2nd best)
NFC west - 49ers +180(2nd best)
NFC south - Saints +150(1st best)
NFC east - Eagles -200 but instead Giants +600(3rd best)
AFC south - Texans +180 (2nd best)
AFC west - Chargers +150(1st best)
AFC east - Patriots -700, but noone else..
those are my predicted winners for the division with Giants and Ravens as decent longshots. i like where the direction the 49ers and Texans are going with garopolo and deshaun watson to give them a shot
division futures i think will win but won't play because not enough juice.
NFC north - Packers +120(2nd best odds in division)
AFC north - Steelers -300, but instead Ravens +400(2nd best)
NFC west - 49ers +180(2nd best)
NFC south - Saints +150(1st best)
NFC east - Eagles -200 but instead Giants +600(3rd best)
AFC south - Texans +180 (2nd best)
AFC west - Chargers +150(1st best)
AFC east - Patriots -700, but noone else..
those are my predicted winners for the division with Giants and Ravens as decent longshots. i like where the direction the 49ers and Texans are going with garopolo and deshaun watson to give them a shot
Tell you what - betting on the Pats would seem to make sense but it is the equivalent of throwing your money in the toilet.
From a historical perspective it's a joke, only two teams have gone to three or more straight Super Bowls (Dolphins in early 70s and Bills in early 90s). Seattle was the last team to have a shot at it and didn't get close.
Just not gonna happen. IF it does, please revisit this thread at the end of the season and rub my nose in it I will happily congratulate you.
Tell you what - betting on the Pats would seem to make sense but it is the equivalent of throwing your money in the toilet.
From a historical perspective it's a joke, only two teams have gone to three or more straight Super Bowls (Dolphins in early 70s and Bills in early 90s). Seattle was the last team to have a shot at it and didn't get close.
Just not gonna happen. IF it does, please revisit this thread at the end of the season and rub my nose in it I will happily congratulate you.
Eagles +800 to repeat because they have a VERY deep roster
Steelers +1000 because they are always in the mix
Packers +1300 because Rodgers is the best QB in the game
Jaguars +3500 because defense wins championships
DK the Ravens have a place in my heart and I travel to Baltimore every year to catch a home game...but I just can't put any money behind them. GL brother I hope they prove me wrong.
Eagles +800 to repeat because they have a VERY deep roster
Steelers +1000 because they are always in the mix
Packers +1300 because Rodgers is the best QB in the game
Jaguars +3500 because defense wins championships
DK the Ravens have a place in my heart and I travel to Baltimore every year to catch a home game...but I just can't put any money behind them. GL brother I hope they prove me wrong.
Tell you what - betting on the Pats would seem to make sense but it is the equivalent of throwing your money in the toilet.
From a historical perspective it's a joke, only two teams have gone to three or more straight Super Bowls (Dolphins in early 70s and Bills in early 90s). Seattle was the last team to have a shot at it and didn't get close.
Just not gonna happen. IF it does, please revisit this thread at the end of the season and rub my nose in it I will happily congratulate you.
GL
Couldnt agree more. I will definitely never put my money on Pats futures, but they should still win the AFC East quite handily imo. Jets, Bills and Dolphins are still mediocre by a mile. Easy money but too much juice.
Tell you what - betting on the Pats would seem to make sense but it is the equivalent of throwing your money in the toilet.
From a historical perspective it's a joke, only two teams have gone to three or more straight Super Bowls (Dolphins in early 70s and Bills in early 90s). Seattle was the last team to have a shot at it and didn't get close.
Just not gonna happen. IF it does, please revisit this thread at the end of the season and rub my nose in it I will happily congratulate you.
GL
Couldnt agree more. I will definitely never put my money on Pats futures, but they should still win the AFC East quite handily imo. Jets, Bills and Dolphins are still mediocre by a mile. Easy money but too much juice.
Took a shot...$400 to win 32K and here's my thesis:
Saints - One Vikings miracle play last year and they play the eagles for the right to the SB. Now they added Davenport on D, Kamara now has a year under his belt and the Saints are going for it all this year, Brees's likely best and last shot
Steelers - They finally wrap up Bell to a deal, so you get a full mini camp with him this time. Like Brees, this may be Big Ben's best and last shot. Also think the only team in the AFC to threaten them is the Pats...but something tells me that rift late last year between Brady and Bellichek is real and there's something not right there. Just my gut feeling there.
Took a shot...$400 to win 32K and here's my thesis:
Saints - One Vikings miracle play last year and they play the eagles for the right to the SB. Now they added Davenport on D, Kamara now has a year under his belt and the Saints are going for it all this year, Brees's likely best and last shot
Steelers - They finally wrap up Bell to a deal, so you get a full mini camp with him this time. Like Brees, this may be Big Ben's best and last shot. Also think the only team in the AFC to threaten them is the Pats...but something tells me that rift late last year between Brady and Bellichek is real and there's something not right there. Just my gut feeling there.
These exact SB matchup props are so tough to hit. I have a tough time picking championship futures as it is, although if you give me 5 teams to pick from excluding the Patriots i have come close but no cigar on a few medium longshots. I was off by a bit last season as i had the Vikings and Ravens before season began but changed it to Steelers a couple of games in. Vikings were one game away from making history.
Only successful ones for me were the 2015 Broncos(When they beat my Ravens in week 1 i had a feeling there was something special about their defense but didnt act on it until they beat the Pats midseason that this team was the real deal) and the 2012 Ravens when Ray Lewis announced his retirement i put a futures bet on them before playoffs started.
Im not sure who goes this year. Seems like there is more parity now but from the NFC i have to go with Saints, Eagles or Packers. In the AFC, Steelers, and Ravens(cant be counted out until they get their shitt together) , guess Jags are in the mix too but i still dont trust Bortles. Chargers were my sleeper, but losing Hunter Henry for the year...ouch
These exact SB matchup props are so tough to hit. I have a tough time picking championship futures as it is, although if you give me 5 teams to pick from excluding the Patriots i have come close but no cigar on a few medium longshots. I was off by a bit last season as i had the Vikings and Ravens before season began but changed it to Steelers a couple of games in. Vikings were one game away from making history.
Only successful ones for me were the 2015 Broncos(When they beat my Ravens in week 1 i had a feeling there was something special about their defense but didnt act on it until they beat the Pats midseason that this team was the real deal) and the 2012 Ravens when Ray Lewis announced his retirement i put a futures bet on them before playoffs started.
Im not sure who goes this year. Seems like there is more parity now but from the NFC i have to go with Saints, Eagles or Packers. In the AFC, Steelers, and Ravens(cant be counted out until they get their shitt together) , guess Jags are in the mix too but i still dont trust Bortles. Chargers were my sleeper, but losing Hunter Henry for the year...ouch
I look at Super Bowl futures differently. I don't look for a team to win it all, I look for a team at odds of 20-1 or higher that has a good shot to make the playoffs. Once they are in, I will make money off that ticket, regardless of how far they go, even if they get knocked out in the first round.
However, if I had to pick a Super Bowl winner at this point, I'd go with Green Bay.
I look at Super Bowl futures differently. I don't look for a team to win it all, I look for a team at odds of 20-1 or higher that has a good shot to make the playoffs. Once they are in, I will make money off that ticket, regardless of how far they go, even if they get knocked out in the first round.
However, if I had to pick a Super Bowl winner at this point, I'd go with Green Bay.
The FO experts make PIT and BAL basically even after the adjustments. My co-worker (a big BAL fan) and I took BAL +460 at Heritage Sports to win the AFC North.
The FO experts make PIT and BAL basically even after the adjustments. My co-worker (a big BAL fan) and I took BAL +460 at Heritage Sports to win the AFC North.
DBW! this is nice to see. i do think this season will not be a runaway. as i mentioned in my preview of the North, there hasn't been a 3 straight winner when the division got realigned as AFC North, Steelers haven't done that since 1996.. kind of hard to believe it has been that long but the Ravens are hungry. good value imo at those odds
DBW! this is nice to see. i do think this season will not be a runaway. as i mentioned in my preview of the North, there hasn't been a 3 straight winner when the division got realigned as AFC North, Steelers haven't done that since 1996.. kind of hard to believe it has been that long but the Ravens are hungry. good value imo at those odds
No, not at those odds. i think both will have a letdown year. Vikings had the perfect opportunity but blew it. Rams are the sexy trend pick this year and have the 2nd best odds at my book to win the title... i stay away from those. Not saying they arent playoff teams but i see a little regression coming and who knows maybe one of them wont make the playoffs
No, not at those odds. i think both will have a letdown year. Vikings had the perfect opportunity but blew it. Rams are the sexy trend pick this year and have the 2nd best odds at my book to win the title... i stay away from those. Not saying they arent playoff teams but i see a little regression coming and who knows maybe one of them wont make the playoffs
28/1 is decent odds but this team always underachieves...
if you like 'em i feel you can get better odds if you wait. you should wait and see how their passing game is going with the new WR additions. having Zeke back definitely helps. defense is improving but then again their performance is always tied to Sean Lee's health..
28/1 is decent odds but this team always underachieves...
if you like 'em i feel you can get better odds if you wait. you should wait and see how their passing game is going with the new WR additions. having Zeke back definitely helps. defense is improving but then again their performance is always tied to Sean Lee's health..
Thank you for advice!! Maybe wager those teams on winning division. Think your right about saints-with brees around for 2 more years they could be pick to win it all.
Thank you for advice!! Maybe wager those teams on winning division. Think your right about saints-with brees around for 2 more years they could be pick to win it all.
Let's talk about the runners up from the NFC Championship last year and no it's not the team you think it is....
New Orleans Saints season preview/prediction
Outlook
Last year the Saints were mere seconds away from going to the NFC Championship game and possible trip to the Super Bowl but instead were victimized by one of the most improbable last second losses in NFL history. The Minneapolis Miracle no doubt will be talked about for years to come and the Saints will get plenty of reminders from the media about that throughout the season. Some teams can overcome moments like these while others can't. For instance, the Broncos were one team that was on the wrong side of history when they witnessed the Mile High Miracle but were able to go to the Super Bowl the following year. however it would take the Broncos another 3 years before finally winning the championship. The Bills hadn't gone to the playoffs for 18 straight seasons since the Music City Miracle took place, until it took another miracle for them to get them back into the postseason. So what lies ahead for the 2018 New Orlean Saints?
The Saints will have a bit of bad news to kick things off. They will be without their top running back Mark Ingram for the first 4 games of the season. The Saints had the best RB tandem in the league last year with Ingram/Kamara and kept defenses on their toes and guessing. The Saints won't have that element of surprise no more but offensive rookie of the year Alvin Kamara will have a more prominent role in Ingram's abscence. I'll even venture to guess that Kamara could probably eat more into Ingram's workload than he did last season even when he returns from suspension. The only notable departures is losing longtime vet Zach Strief on the O-line. They also lost Willie Snead and Coby Fleener both of whom weren't much part of their offense anyway. Fleener was a disappointment last season and is replaced by ex-Saint Benjamin Watson, a minor upgrade considering his age but he has chemistry with Brees. The tight end position for the Saints hasn't been the same since Jimmy Graham left. The wideout position is still mainly intact with Michael Thomas, Ginn and Coleman. it isn't the explosive scoring unit that Brees used to had in his prime but it is still a productive unit. The Saints should still be fine offensively but they will need more than just offense to take them further in the postseason.
Lets talk about the Saints defense.
The Saints defense has gone through some growing pains the last couple seasons. The defense didn't look the part early last year but played much better as the season went along and had a breakout campaign. However, their inexperience did come back to bite them in the playoffs, in Minnesota, but the loss should help this young defense grow and mature. The Saints fortified their defense with the additions of AJ Klein and Demario Davis on the D-line and adding Kurt Coleman and Patrick Robinson(fresh off a Super Bowl win) on the backend. Last season, the Saints defense improved but i didn't think they were necessarily better than their rivals. The secondary wasnt as physically sound and hard hitting as the Falcons, nor did they have a D-line as stingy and physically imposing as the Panthers but what the Saints did better than them was force turnovers. With these additions, this defense should be a more physical and well-rounded unit that is on par with their rivals defense. If the Saints defense can create turnovers at nearly the same rate like they did last season and improve on being stingier in yards allowed , then we have a Saints team that is ready to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl
Let's talk about the runners up from the NFC Championship last year and no it's not the team you think it is....
New Orleans Saints season preview/prediction
Outlook
Last year the Saints were mere seconds away from going to the NFC Championship game and possible trip to the Super Bowl but instead were victimized by one of the most improbable last second losses in NFL history. The Minneapolis Miracle no doubt will be talked about for years to come and the Saints will get plenty of reminders from the media about that throughout the season. Some teams can overcome moments like these while others can't. For instance, the Broncos were one team that was on the wrong side of history when they witnessed the Mile High Miracle but were able to go to the Super Bowl the following year. however it would take the Broncos another 3 years before finally winning the championship. The Bills hadn't gone to the playoffs for 18 straight seasons since the Music City Miracle took place, until it took another miracle for them to get them back into the postseason. So what lies ahead for the 2018 New Orlean Saints?
The Saints will have a bit of bad news to kick things off. They will be without their top running back Mark Ingram for the first 4 games of the season. The Saints had the best RB tandem in the league last year with Ingram/Kamara and kept defenses on their toes and guessing. The Saints won't have that element of surprise no more but offensive rookie of the year Alvin Kamara will have a more prominent role in Ingram's abscence. I'll even venture to guess that Kamara could probably eat more into Ingram's workload than he did last season even when he returns from suspension. The only notable departures is losing longtime vet Zach Strief on the O-line. They also lost Willie Snead and Coby Fleener both of whom weren't much part of their offense anyway. Fleener was a disappointment last season and is replaced by ex-Saint Benjamin Watson, a minor upgrade considering his age but he has chemistry with Brees. The tight end position for the Saints hasn't been the same since Jimmy Graham left. The wideout position is still mainly intact with Michael Thomas, Ginn and Coleman. it isn't the explosive scoring unit that Brees used to had in his prime but it is still a productive unit. The Saints should still be fine offensively but they will need more than just offense to take them further in the postseason.
Lets talk about the Saints defense.
The Saints defense has gone through some growing pains the last couple seasons. The defense didn't look the part early last year but played much better as the season went along and had a breakout campaign. However, their inexperience did come back to bite them in the playoffs, in Minnesota, but the loss should help this young defense grow and mature. The Saints fortified their defense with the additions of AJ Klein and Demario Davis on the D-line and adding Kurt Coleman and Patrick Robinson(fresh off a Super Bowl win) on the backend. Last season, the Saints defense improved but i didn't think they were necessarily better than their rivals. The secondary wasnt as physically sound and hard hitting as the Falcons, nor did they have a D-line as stingy and physically imposing as the Panthers but what the Saints did better than them was force turnovers. With these additions, this defense should be a more physical and well-rounded unit that is on par with their rivals defense. If the Saints defense can create turnovers at nearly the same rate like they did last season and improve on being stingier in yards allowed , then we have a Saints team that is ready to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl
Let's talk about the runners up from the NFC Championship last year and no it's not the team you think it is....
New Orleans Saints season preview/prediction
Outlook
Last year the Saints were mere seconds away from going to the NFC Championship game and possible trip to the Super Bowl but instead were victimized by one of the most improbable last second losses in NFL history. The Minneapolis Miracle no doubt will be talked about for years to come and the Saints will get plenty of reminders from the media about that throughout the season. Some teams can overcome moments like these while others can't. For instance, the Broncos were one team that was on the wrong side of history when they witnessed the Mile High Miracle but were able to go to the Super Bowl the following year. however it would take the Broncos another 3 years before finally winning the championship. The Bills hadn't gone to the playoffs for 18 straight seasons since the Music City Miracle took place, until it took another miracle for them to get them back into the postseason. So what lies ahead for the 2018 New Orlean Saints?
The Saints will have a bit of bad news to kick things off. They will be without their top running back Mark Ingram for the first 4 games of the season. The Saints had the best RB tandem in the league last year with Ingram/Kamara and kept defenses on their toes and guessing. The Saints won't have that element of surprise no more but offensive rookie of the year Alvin Kamara will have a more prominent role in Ingram's abscence. I'll even venture to guess that Kamara could probably eat more into Ingram's workload than he did last season even when he returns from suspension. The only notable departures is losing longtime vet Zach Strief on the O-line. They also lost Willie Snead and Coby Fleener both of whom weren't much part of their offense anyway. Fleener was a disappointment last season and is replaced by ex-Saint Benjamin Watson, a minor upgrade considering his age but he has chemistry with Brees. The tight end position for the Saints hasn't been the same since Jimmy Graham left. The wideout position is still mainly intact with Michael Thomas, Ginn and Coleman. it isn't the explosive scoring unit that Brees used to had in his prime but it is still a productive unit. The Saints should still be fine offensively but they will need more than just offense to take them further in the postseason.
Lets talk about the Saints defense.
The Saints defense has gone through some growing pains the last couple seasons. The defense didn't look the part early last year but played much better as the season went along and had a breakout campaign. However, their inexperience did come back to bite them in the playoffs, in Minnesota, but the loss should help this young defense grow and mature. The Saints fortified their defense with the additions of AJ Klein and Demario Davis on the D-line and adding Kurt Coleman and Patrick Robinson(fresh off a Super Bowl win) on the backend. Last season, the Saints defense improved but i didn't think they were necessarily better than their rivals. The secondary wasnt as physically sound and hard hitting as the Falcons, nor did they have a D-line as stingy and physically imposing as the Panthers but what the Saints did better than them was force turnovers. With these additions, this defense should be a more physical and well-rounded unit that is on par with their rivals defense. If the Saints defense can create turnovers at nearly the same rate like they did last season and improve on being stingier in yards allowed , then we have a Saints team that is ready to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl
Let's talk about the runners up from the NFC Championship last year and no it's not the team you think it is....
New Orleans Saints season preview/prediction
Outlook
Last year the Saints were mere seconds away from going to the NFC Championship game and possible trip to the Super Bowl but instead were victimized by one of the most improbable last second losses in NFL history. The Minneapolis Miracle no doubt will be talked about for years to come and the Saints will get plenty of reminders from the media about that throughout the season. Some teams can overcome moments like these while others can't. For instance, the Broncos were one team that was on the wrong side of history when they witnessed the Mile High Miracle but were able to go to the Super Bowl the following year. however it would take the Broncos another 3 years before finally winning the championship. The Bills hadn't gone to the playoffs for 18 straight seasons since the Music City Miracle took place, until it took another miracle for them to get them back into the postseason. So what lies ahead for the 2018 New Orlean Saints?
The Saints will have a bit of bad news to kick things off. They will be without their top running back Mark Ingram for the first 4 games of the season. The Saints had the best RB tandem in the league last year with Ingram/Kamara and kept defenses on their toes and guessing. The Saints won't have that element of surprise no more but offensive rookie of the year Alvin Kamara will have a more prominent role in Ingram's abscence. I'll even venture to guess that Kamara could probably eat more into Ingram's workload than he did last season even when he returns from suspension. The only notable departures is losing longtime vet Zach Strief on the O-line. They also lost Willie Snead and Coby Fleener both of whom weren't much part of their offense anyway. Fleener was a disappointment last season and is replaced by ex-Saint Benjamin Watson, a minor upgrade considering his age but he has chemistry with Brees. The tight end position for the Saints hasn't been the same since Jimmy Graham left. The wideout position is still mainly intact with Michael Thomas, Ginn and Coleman. it isn't the explosive scoring unit that Brees used to had in his prime but it is still a productive unit. The Saints should still be fine offensively but they will need more than just offense to take them further in the postseason.
Lets talk about the Saints defense.
The Saints defense has gone through some growing pains the last couple seasons. The defense didn't look the part early last year but played much better as the season went along and had a breakout campaign. However, their inexperience did come back to bite them in the playoffs, in Minnesota, but the loss should help this young defense grow and mature. The Saints fortified their defense with the additions of AJ Klein and Demario Davis on the D-line and adding Kurt Coleman and Patrick Robinson(fresh off a Super Bowl win) on the backend. Last season, the Saints defense improved but i didn't think they were necessarily better than their rivals. The secondary wasnt as physically sound and hard hitting as the Falcons, nor did they have a D-line as stingy and physically imposing as the Panthers but what the Saints did better than them was force turnovers. With these additions, this defense should be a more physical and well-rounded unit that is on par with their rivals defense. If the Saints defense can create turnovers at nearly the same rate like they did last season and improve on being stingier in yards allowed , then we have a Saints team that is ready to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl
currently total of 1u on Ravens SB53. payout 35u's....
from here on out, gonna bet on 0.2 increments. not gonna go overboard like i did last year i think i had 4 or 5 u's on SB52 futures cant remember. dont like anything else at the moment. Saints has not as much value now but i feel like i cant get it any better than that.
currently total of 1u on Ravens SB53. payout 35u's....
from here on out, gonna bet on 0.2 increments. not gonna go overboard like i did last year i think i had 4 or 5 u's on SB52 futures cant remember. dont like anything else at the moment. Saints has not as much value now but i feel like i cant get it any better than that.
i predicted Saints vs Ravens Super Bowl before the season..
and i still feel like this still has a good chance. alternate picks: Rams vs Ravens, Rams vs Patriots but i can also see a combination of Saints/Rams vs Ravens/Patriots/Chiefs. Steelers futures is intriguing when Leveon Bell returns something to keep an eye on.
hate to say it but dont really hate it at the same time.. the Saints might win it all. Ravens will have to eventually lose a Super Bowl. i love Drew Brees and have mad respect for the Saints. my 1st ever sports wager was taking underdog Saints in the Super Bowl versus Colts. $10 on ML, $10 on Saints/Under parlay for fun, then turned out to be an football addiction. fond memories so i have a soft spot for that team. Brees could go out retire a champion, 9 years since his last. Ravens lose a heartbreaker, part ways with Flacco and set up for the Lamar Jackson era. i dont know why but i could see that ending that way.
no way i see Mahomes walk into the Super Bowl in his first full season. Rams vs Pats is something i could also see happen. rematch nearly 2 decades in the making. the twist is Rams get their revenge like the Eagles did, the past comes back to bite Brady. Brady loses and he finally retires with 5 SB wins and 4 SB losses
i predicted Saints vs Ravens Super Bowl before the season..
and i still feel like this still has a good chance. alternate picks: Rams vs Ravens, Rams vs Patriots but i can also see a combination of Saints/Rams vs Ravens/Patriots/Chiefs. Steelers futures is intriguing when Leveon Bell returns something to keep an eye on.
hate to say it but dont really hate it at the same time.. the Saints might win it all. Ravens will have to eventually lose a Super Bowl. i love Drew Brees and have mad respect for the Saints. my 1st ever sports wager was taking underdog Saints in the Super Bowl versus Colts. $10 on ML, $10 on Saints/Under parlay for fun, then turned out to be an football addiction. fond memories so i have a soft spot for that team. Brees could go out retire a champion, 9 years since his last. Ravens lose a heartbreaker, part ways with Flacco and set up for the Lamar Jackson era. i dont know why but i could see that ending that way.
no way i see Mahomes walk into the Super Bowl in his first full season. Rams vs Pats is something i could also see happen. rematch nearly 2 decades in the making. the twist is Rams get their revenge like the Eagles did, the past comes back to bite Brady. Brady loses and he finally retires with 5 SB wins and 4 SB losses
lol good to know you like the Rams and Ravens. could see it happening. rams/saints vs ravens would be my choice but no value in Rams now. Rams +2000 would be before they got Cooks, Talib, Peters in free agency.
lol good to know you like the Rams and Ravens. could see it happening. rams/saints vs ravens would be my choice but no value in Rams now. Rams +2000 would be before they got Cooks, Talib, Peters in free agency.
this week and maybe next week will be my last future bets of the season.might place 1 more bet on them during the BYE if they lose today should get the best odds on them that we will get all season unless they give up on the season
this week and maybe next week will be my last future bets of the season.might place 1 more bet on them during the BYE if they lose today should get the best odds on them that we will get all season unless they give up on the season
currently total of 1u on Ravens SB53. payout 35u's....
from here on out, gonna bet on 0.2 increments. not gonna go overboard like i did last year i think i had 4 or 5 u's on SB52 futures cant remember. dont like anything else at the moment. Saints has not as much value now but i feel like i cant get it any better than that.
currently total of 1u on Ravens SB53. payout 35u's....
from here on out, gonna bet on 0.2 increments. not gonna go overboard like i did last year i think i had 4 or 5 u's on SB52 futures cant remember. dont like anything else at the moment. Saints has not as much value now but i feel like i cant get it any better than that.
Saints or Carolina to win it. Saints vs Pats would be my choice as who else is worthy enough in AFC to play the Saints? KC? pffft
well i thought it would be Ravens but i dont know anymore. only way they can get in is through the 6th seed and taking it from the Bengals. dont see how they'll catch up to Chargers for 5th seed but 6th seed is still possible. Ravens are on the razor's edge. its probably going to be Brees vs Brady or Goff vs Brady if playoffs start today
Saints or Carolina to win it. Saints vs Pats would be my choice as who else is worthy enough in AFC to play the Saints? KC? pffft
well i thought it would be Ravens but i dont know anymore. only way they can get in is through the 6th seed and taking it from the Bengals. dont see how they'll catch up to Chargers for 5th seed but 6th seed is still possible. Ravens are on the razor's edge. its probably going to be Brees vs Brady or Goff vs Brady if playoffs start today
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