[riggs]

Worst week of the season last Sunday. I appologize to anyone who took my advice last week. Treading very lightly today and staying away from several games.


Miami Dolphins +120 **Play of the Day!

Philadelphia Eagles pk

New York Giants +7

Houston Texans -3

New Orleans Saints +1½

Kansas City Chiefs +1½

Baltimore Ravens -11

Buffalo Bills +6½

Arizona Cardinals -6½

San Francisco 49ers -2½

Denver Broncos +8½


PS: If you find yourself down by the end of the day pound LATech tonight, and thank me later!

BOL

[guru-t]

GL riggs!The only thing I'm doing today is a conservative 2 team parlay with the Pats -6 and Cards-6 as well.My big play comes tonight with Latech.Last week of the NFL season can drill ya if ya let it!

[riggs]

GL riggs!The only thing I'm doing today is a conservative 2 team parlay with the Pats -6 and Cards-6 as well.My big play comes tonight with Latech. Last week of the NFL season can drill ya if ya let it!

$$$Latech - Good Man!

Week 16 too!

I wanted to throw my f****** tv out the window last Sunday.

Lost a good chunk last Sunday, but recovered Yesterday in College!

[MrMonkey]

No apology necessary! Really like Houston? Too much talent (Hopefully Kubiack doesn't screw things up?) Chicago not enough talent, injuries, never should have beat a subpar GB team. Good luck!

MrMonkey

[riggs]

Worst week of the season last Sunday. I appologize to anyone who took my advice last week. Treading very lightly today and staying away from several games.


Miami Dolphins +120 **Play of the Day! WIN

Philadelphia Eagles pk WIN

New York Giants +7 WIN

Houston Texans -3 WIN

New Orleans Saints +1½ LOSS

Kansas City Chiefs +1½ LOSS

Baltimore Ravens -11 WIN

Buffalo Bills +6½ LOSS

Arizona Cardinals -6½ WIN

San Francisco 49ers -2½ WIN

Denver Broncos +8½ LOSS


PS: If you find yourself down by the end of the day pound LATech tonight, and thank me later!

BOL

Back on track boys! 5-0 in the 4:00 games.


Nailed the play of the day, 7-4 on the afternoon, nearly 8-3 as we just missed the NO cover by 1/2 a point.