I said it would all depend on what Wilson and O did, and boy, did they lay an egg.
As for the Bills, not complicated. Allen snapping the ball under center and run it until teams stop them. Running the ball opens up the pass. Lining up in the shotgun with 5 WRs and forcing Allen to play hero ball every snap is not a formula for success.
Brady is now calling the game exactly the way I stated earlier in this thread and the results speak for themselves...the Bills are smashing teams looking like a legitimate contender.
Despite their hit-and-miss O earlier season, they are NOT the team you perceive them to be at this point.
You just hate the Bills. LOL
They're not the same team under Brady as with Dorsey earlier season, no matter what you think. Bills now a legit duo-threat on the ground and in the air, like the SB favorite Niners.
You're the one who took that awesome "value" on the Cowboys because of your irrational hate for the Bills. Don't blame me. LOL
Dolphins mediocre against the rush, just like the Cowgirls. Not hard to predict what Brady will do in that game. But of course the Dolphins are an "auto-win", right? Even though they couldn't even manage to beat the mediocre Chiefs who haven't looked this sloppy over a stretch in years.
Pretenders.
It was a bad pick but I get em right more than I get em wrong, which is working out well for me.
I don't bet teams out of emotion -- thought Cowboys getting points/at plus-money ML was the sensible side to pick and had good value.
I don't hate the Bills. I believed they have been overhyped and overrated for a couple years, and the results seem to back that up.
Never said Dolphins are an auto-win....of course not. But I most likely would pick them in a winner-take-all game.
How is the Bills at home at -1.5 (line immediately was bet up to -2.5) "poor value" on the Bills?
If anything, that line should have opened at a solid 3/3.5, but of course the public was bound to overreact off that big emotional Eagles win backed by a fawning press pretending the Cowgirls could do no wrong on their way to the SB. LOL
Next week in Miami we have the Pretender Bowl. No idea who wins that one.
If anything, that line should have opened at a solid 3/3.5, but of course the public was bound to overreact off that big emotional Eagles win backed by a fawning press pretending the Cowgirls could do no wrong on their way to the SB. LOL
Next week in Miami we have the Pretender Bowl. No idea who wins that one.
One game sample sizes do not make a line right or wrong.
They're like 40% against the spread last couple seasons, but their awful value is more reflected in futures where they have laughably been more expensive than +700 various times to win the Super Bowl
They didn't cover a number six games in a row just this season. After that Miami win
Well, the Cowgirls stink on the road consistently over a large sample of games, especially against good teams as a dog. Unless they can manage a playoff home game or two, they're pretty much done, like every season.
As for Bills, as Raiders pointed out, their losses have been last-minute nail biters and their wins are often blowouts. They are a very good and often dominating team, just haven't been firing on all cylinders this season. But they're playing their best football at the most important point of the season and that's all that matters.
