Because a team has something to play for, they will win. Plenty of teams who need to win, will lose. Plenty of teams who have nothing to play for, will win.
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01-09-22 12:06 PM #1
Don't Bet With The Idea Of....
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01-09-22 12:49 PM #2
Yep it means nothing all those angles are square angles even injuries are square
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01-09-22 01:07 PM #3
Some injuries are square, yes. Skill position injuries (outside of QB) are typically overvalued by public bettors and that's why I always cringe when I read someone's write-up of a starting tailback out
Originally Posted by jjgold
. It's the NFL dude, they've got 3 dudes just like him on that team.
Injuries that people don't pay enough attention to are on the offensive and defensive line. I love fading TD+ faves with injuries on the O line. I know it's "priced in" to the line, but that's all bullshit. If you have 2 or more starters out on a O line that's a big fave, I'll take the fade blind virtually every single time.
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