Hundley is a nice addition to Vegas but he just got there . Heavily doubt he plays as he doesn’t know the playbook . So if Hundley plays that’s fine . He will be checking down all game
new coach rod woodson will
be outcoached by the veteran Bob Stoops
they are chalk full of talent . Mainly stud usfl and some forever nfl players but their qb was the usfl mvp. Arlington is listed as the pre season faves to win the title . I am getting them at home versus a team with a rookie coach and tbh a scrub of an qb . There’s a reason they got Hundley
I bet the ats of 3.5 & the money line
Bankroll at 3k on the dot
sheep’s who bet on the Vegas Vipers will be slaughtered .
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Hundley is a nice addition to Vegas but he just got there . Heavily doubt he plays as he doesn’t know the playbook . So if Hundley plays that’s fine . He will be checking down all game
new coach rod woodson will
be outcoached by the veteran Bob Stoops
they are chalk full of talent . Mainly stud usfl and some forever nfl players but their qb was the usfl mvp. Arlington is listed as the pre season faves to win the title . I am getting them at home versus a team with a rookie coach and tbh a scrub of an qb . There’s a reason they got Hundley
I bet the ats of 3.5 & the money line
Bankroll at 3k on the dot
sheep’s who bet on the Vegas Vipers will be slaughtered .
After reading all the various "experts" and all their analysis if the teams strengths and weaknesess, I went with Arlington and Orlando. both failed miserably...these teams all suck as one should expect, all games will be just a coin flip most likely
After reading all the various "experts" and all their analysis if the teams strengths and weaknesess, I went with Arlington and Orlando. both failed miserably...these teams all suck as one should expect, all games will be just a coin flip most likely
I have never believed in fixed games, but after seeing the ending of the St. Louis/San Antonio game, I may have to make an exception. Game was tied 3-3 at the half & San Antonio was dominating, but two turnovers & a missed FG left them tied. I went to DraftKings to bet the 2nd half line on San Antonio & saw that the ML was -155, which I expected. Before I could attempt to place a bet the line went from -155 to +120, which made absolutely no sense if you watched the game up to that point. Of course I jumped on San Antonio at plus money. Fast forward to the 4th quarter. San Antonio is up 15-3 with 5 minutes left & St, Louis had all of 100 yards of offense in the game up to that point. What happens? They move right down the field, score a TD, are successful on the subsequent 3 point extra point, convert the XFL's version of an onside kick (one play to gain 15 yards) & move right down the field to score another TD with 16 seconds left. There was also a flag for a non-existent hit on a defenseless receiver thrown, just in case he didn't catch the ball, but they decided there shouldn't have been a flag after the TD was secured. Not sure if I've ever been screwed that bad in a game. I'm sure I have, but nothing comes to mind at the moment. Thankfully, it was only a $100 bet. Looks like the XFL is trying their best to drum up interest in the league.
I have never believed in fixed games, but after seeing the ending of the St. Louis/San Antonio game, I may have to make an exception. Game was tied 3-3 at the half & San Antonio was dominating, but two turnovers & a missed FG left them tied. I went to DraftKings to bet the 2nd half line on San Antonio & saw that the ML was -155, which I expected. Before I could attempt to place a bet the line went from -155 to +120, which made absolutely no sense if you watched the game up to that point. Of course I jumped on San Antonio at plus money. Fast forward to the 4th quarter. San Antonio is up 15-3 with 5 minutes left & St, Louis had all of 100 yards of offense in the game up to that point. What happens? They move right down the field, score a TD, are successful on the subsequent 3 point extra point, convert the XFL's version of an onside kick (one play to gain 15 yards) & move right down the field to score another TD with 16 seconds left. There was also a flag for a non-existent hit on a defenseless receiver thrown, just in case he didn't catch the ball, but they decided there shouldn't have been a flag after the TD was secured. Not sure if I've ever been screwed that bad in a game. I'm sure I have, but nothing comes to mind at the moment. Thankfully, it was only a $100 bet. Looks like the XFL is trying their best to drum up interest in the league.