Saw that a week ago, I've got no lean there. If there was a field prop I'd take it at a pretty deep negative. Fassbender and Elba are certainly possible, I doubt any of the others have a shot. Can you imagine McAvoy as bond?
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Democrats retain senate majority +200 at SportsbookComment -
Unbelievable in 2014.
Cunningham, who has run for 133 yards and two touchdowns this season, agrees. “I feel like whoever has the hot hand at the time is the guy who should get the ball,” he said. “We’re not selfish players; we’re just trying to help the team any way we can, as running backs and as special-teams players.’’
Stacy, Cunningham, Mason, Tavon Austin and rookie Trey Watts have had carries from the backfield this season for the Rams, who rank No. 18 in the league with 106 rushing yards a game.
Each of the Rams’ runners has his own style, and offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer said the key is trying to take advantage of that.
“Early in the game, we try to get guys multiple touches (and) then we try to go with the hot hand late in the game,’’ he said. “Most places that I’ve been that have really good running games, they had the people to spread the ball around. Different backs bring different types of plays.’’Comment -
Stoke -148 for the contest.Comment -
What's the NFL play today Jibbbers?Comment -
I gotcher NFL plays suhn.
Cardinals, Lions, Seahawks, Browns, Cowboys, Ravens, and Bills.
Various spreads (nothing more than -5 except for Seahawks -7).Comment -
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Da BearsComment -
That game looked like a toss-up to me, but good luck. What else you got? Specifically, I'd like to know where you disagree with my plays.Comment -
JIBBBY would probably really like this article.
On Glover vs Davis, stylistically: "The Brazilian's background is based in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, a specialization enjoyed by such fighters as Lyoto Machida, Vinny Magalhaes and Antonio Rogerio Noguiera, all of whom Davis have beaten."Comment -
There's a few ways to do it. The most obvious way is to look at square books and see what way they are leaning, also you can check the pinny lean. If pinny is putting themselves in a position to get arbed, you can be pretty sure they like their side. Reverse line movement is sometimes indicative as well, but not 100%.
I think I said all this last Sunday as well.Comment -
Don't forget the Jibbby leanComment -
Ugh I had browns today teased. What a disappointing lossComment -
Different ways to go about it. As Nunya mentioned can check the square books. There are some apps that release the public pick % on a certain side so if you see majority of bets coming in on one side and all of a sudden there is a shift in the line the opposite way you can tell the "sharps" or a group just hit the line. Different "insiders" have podcasts talking about the lines each week - Todd Fuhrman has a weekly show - there are other dudes on Twitter if the podcasts are your thing. A lot of older "pros" are into reading lines (i.e. playing "key" numbers and factoring in other intangibles like buy-low/sell-high from prior week) and not so much capping individual games. Once you start to get a feel for that you can start to predict where the public will push a line and when the conglomerates will hop on and push it the other way and develop your own sense of where the sharp money will be.Comment