Overall Record Posted (37-25) — 59.68% — +34.10U
NFL (7-8) — 46.67%
NCAAF (30-17) — 63.83%
Huge Target 5U (15-6) — 71.43% — +32.50U (Huge Target units are already included in the overall unit profit, not additional earnings.)
Hey Covers Friends,![]()
We went 3-1 on Huge Targets yesterday. Overall going 8-6. Profitable day, but I'm not quite satisfied, with what I'm giving you guys. I want to stay above 60% overall no matter if it's a small target or huge target. At the end, I'm glad I'm meeting new people in my life. Even if its online chat. I can be proud that I am helping people accomplish wins. That what truly matters to me. & I just want to give a SHOUT OUT to BAAAGS! He is the main guy I follow before I ever started posting any of my plays. If I was opposite his plays, I would not bet at all. That's how much I respected his actions. My goal is to become a professional handicapper, and I believe I have the thought and mindset to get to that dream. With that being said, I am going to try to take it easy using AI to polish my blog. lol going to try to keep it more genuine moving forward. but my research into games will never be taken away from me. I put in a lot of work on my system and thought on why a team has an advantage.
Now let cut to the chase!!
Detroit Lions -2.5 (Huge Target)
Why??
Detroit should blow this team out. They've won four straight games, and I think their balanced offense is going to give New England a lot of problems.
The Lions are averaging 27.8 points per game, 5th best in the NFL, and rank 8th in both passing and rushing yards. Jared Goff has been playing some good football, throwing for 2,134 yards with 15 touchdowns and only 2 interceptions. Then you've got Jahmyr Gibbs, who's already rushed for 847 yards and 9 touchdowns. Add Amon-Ra St. Brown into the mix, and that's a lot of offensive weapons for New England to worry about.
Now look at the Patriots' secondary. They're allowing the 8th most passing yards per game, and Green Bay just put up 45 points on them at home. Not exactly the defense you want to face when Detroit is coming to town!
Defensively, Detroit has held its last four opponents to 21 points or fewer. They've been much better against the run than the pass, and I think that's important here. Drake Maye has already thrown 11 interceptions in 9 games, with at least one pick in 6 of those games. If Detroit can limit New England's rushing attack and force Maye to beat them through the air, I like their chances.
Detroit has the more reliable offense, better offensive balance, and a quarterback who's been taking care of the football. That's where I see the edge in this matchup.
GIMME THE LIONS BABY & more beer!!! ![]()
