Originally on 10/23/2020:
Not to mention the bullet he threw to Engram in the 1H that bounced off of him into a Philly defender for a pick that will go down as a pick on Jones but shouldn't. I really, really like the kid too. He's confident without the cocky, I like that. he's got some Phil Simms in him, and as I like to say "he's got legs and he knows how to use them"
I was all over the OVER 25.5 rushing yard prop the books were offering last night.
At -105 juice yet.
It just doesn't get any easier than that.
And I will keep betting the over rushing yards prop until the books learn and adjust.
I still believe the money is in the prop bets not the sides or totals.
Do the homework, put in the time, scour the prop bets, because the books ALWAYS hang a few very soft lines.
It's as if the books only care about halves, game totals, and game sides, and don't think about the prop numbers they hang.
Originally posted by Da Manster!
the dreaded turf monster reared it's ugly head again!...and gotta feel bad for Jones...Kid is an outstanding QB, IMO...threw a beautiful and perfect pass to Engram that should have been a TD and game over but the fukker dropped it!...
...Also if big blue could pulled out the "W" it would have eliminated a percentage of the survivor pool as quite a few players had the eagles last night.
...Also if big blue could pulled out the "W" it would have eliminated a percentage of the survivor pool as quite a few players had the eagles last night.I was all over the OVER 25.5 rushing yard prop the books were offering last night.
At -105 juice yet.
It just doesn't get any easier than that.
And I will keep betting the over rushing yards prop until the books learn and adjust.
I still believe the money is in the prop bets not the sides or totals.
Do the homework, put in the time, scour the prop bets, because the books ALWAYS hang a few very soft lines.
It's as if the books only care about halves, game totals, and game sides, and don't think about the prop numbers they hang.
