The original poster that posted him last year in football on another forum had him at 26-11 in college football. Then 10-4 for bowl games. That was from some time in October I believe. He had him at 62% in the NFL. Hopefully there are some followers on this forum that followed him on that forum as well and can back me up. I didnt start following til hoops really. I missed football for the most part.
The original poster that posted him last year in football on another forum had him at 26-11 in college football. Then 10-4 for bowl games. That was from some time in October I believe. He had him at 62% in the NFL. Hopefully there are some followers on this forum that followed him on that forum as well and can back me up. I didnt start following til hoops really. I missed football for the most part.
Guys, since everyone keeps buying and posting the same services I managed to do some research and end up buying a service for a couple of days and as a "give something back" to this forum I am posting what I've got.
Victorious Plays:
2* Kansas City Under 10
BOL to you all and thank you for your daily help!!!
Victorious Plays:
2* Kansas City Under 10
BOL to you all and thank you for your daily help!!!
John Ryan
Seattle Seahawks vs. San Diego Chargers
Pick: San Diego Chargers -5.5
Ai Simulator 10* graded play on San Diego – AiS shows an 80% probability that SD will win this game by 7 or more points. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone. HC Holmgren is 4-13 ATS (-10.3 Units) after 1 or more consecutive straight up wins in the pre-season. I strongly believe the theme of resting after winning is quite valid for this game. What I mean is that Seattle has had two impressive games and needs to work more on identifying back-up roles than running the first strong units. Seattle’s defense has done well too and has allowed less than 75 rushing yards in each of the first 2 games against Minnesota and Seattle. This places them into a play against system that has produced a 23-6 mark for 79% since 1998. Play against road teams versus the money line after allowing 75 or less rushing yards in 2 straight games. Seattle QB Hasselbeck has a strained back, did not practice Saturday and I see no way he will even walk on the playing surface for this game. Seattle will feature a running game in order to decide whether they may keep as many as 6 running backs. Sound like a lot? Well, Seattle has 6 back in 2003 with Shaun Alexander the starter. Then there is the defensive line with only 4 players definite locks to make the squad. By way of these two brief examples, you can see how SD will essentially know what the plays will be on both sides of the ball. Yes, there is a total focus on Merriman, but the goal for tonight’s game is have the offense run at full throttle as a dress rehearsal for the opening week. Keep an eye on SD WR Floyd, who is the 5th WR. Not many teams carry that many WR, but Floyd has made eye opening impressions of the special teams coaches on the #1 punt coverage squad. He will also see plenty of time in the second half at WR and will have significant advantages against Seattle’s third and fourth defenders. Take San Diego.
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Seattle Seahawks vs. San Diego Chargers
Pick: San Diego Chargers -5.5
Ai Simulator 10* graded play on San Diego – AiS shows an 80% probability that SD will win this game by 7 or more points. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone. HC Holmgren is 4-13 ATS (-10.3 Units) after 1 or more consecutive straight up wins in the pre-season. I strongly believe the theme of resting after winning is quite valid for this game. What I mean is that Seattle has had two impressive games and needs to work more on identifying back-up roles than running the first strong units. Seattle’s defense has done well too and has allowed less than 75 rushing yards in each of the first 2 games against Minnesota and Seattle. This places them into a play against system that has produced a 23-6 mark for 79% since 1998. Play against road teams versus the money line after allowing 75 or less rushing yards in 2 straight games. Seattle QB Hasselbeck has a strained back, did not practice Saturday and I see no way he will even walk on the playing surface for this game. Seattle will feature a running game in order to decide whether they may keep as many as 6 running backs. Sound like a lot? Well, Seattle has 6 back in 2003 with Shaun Alexander the starter. Then there is the defensive line with only 4 players definite locks to make the squad. By way of these two brief examples, you can see how SD will essentially know what the plays will be on both sides of the ball. Yes, there is a total focus on Merriman, but the goal for tonight’s game is have the offense run at full throttle as a dress rehearsal for the opening week. Keep an eye on SD WR Floyd, who is the 5th WR. Not many teams carry that many WR, but Floyd has made eye opening impressions of the special teams coaches on the #1 punt coverage squad. He will also see plenty of time in the second half at WR and will have significant advantages against Seattle’s third and fourth defenders. Take San Diego.
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John Ryan
Seattle Seahawks vs. San Diego Chargers
Pick: San Diego Chargers -5.5
Ai Simulator 10* graded play on San Diego – AiS shows an 80% probability that SD will win this game by 7 or more points. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone. HC Holmgren is 4-13 ATS (-10.3 Units) after 1 or more consecutive straight up wins in the pre-season. I strongly believe the theme of resting after winning is quite valid for this game. What I mean is that Seattle has had two impressive games and needs to work more on identifying back-up roles than running the first strong units. Seattle’s defense has done well too and has allowed less than 75 rushing yards in each of the first 2 games against Minnesota and Seattle. This places them into a play against system that has produced a 23-6 mark for 79% since 1998. Play against road teams versus the money line after allowing 75 or less rushing yards in 2 straight games. Seattle QB Hasselbeck has a strained back, did not practice Saturday and I see no way he will even walk on the playing surface for this game. Seattle will feature a running game in order to decide whether they may keep as many as 6 running backs. Sound like a lot? Well, Seattle has 6 back in 2003 with Shaun Alexander the starter. Then there is the defensive line with only 4 players definite locks to make the squad. By way of these two brief examples, you can see how SD will essentially know what the plays will be on both sides of the ball. Yes, there is a total focus on Merriman, but the goal for tonight’s game is have the offense run at full throttle as a dress rehearsal for the opening week. Keep an eye on SD WR Floyd, who is the 5th WR. Not many teams carry that many WR, but Floyd has made eye opening impressions of the special teams coaches on the #1 punt coverage squad. He will also see plenty of time in the second half at WR and will have significant advantages against Seattle’s third and fourth defenders. Take San Diego.
Seattle Seahawks vs. San Diego Chargers
Pick: San Diego Chargers -5.5
Ai Simulator 10* graded play on San Diego – AiS shows an 80% probability that SD will win this game by 7 or more points. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone. HC Holmgren is 4-13 ATS (-10.3 Units) after 1 or more consecutive straight up wins in the pre-season. I strongly believe the theme of resting after winning is quite valid for this game. What I mean is that Seattle has had two impressive games and needs to work more on identifying back-up roles than running the first strong units. Seattle’s defense has done well too and has allowed less than 75 rushing yards in each of the first 2 games against Minnesota and Seattle. This places them into a play against system that has produced a 23-6 mark for 79% since 1998. Play against road teams versus the money line after allowing 75 or less rushing yards in 2 straight games. Seattle QB Hasselbeck has a strained back, did not practice Saturday and I see no way he will even walk on the playing surface for this game. Seattle will feature a running game in order to decide whether they may keep as many as 6 running backs. Sound like a lot? Well, Seattle has 6 back in 2003 with Shaun Alexander the starter. Then there is the defensive line with only 4 players definite locks to make the squad. By way of these two brief examples, you can see how SD will essentially know what the plays will be on both sides of the ball. Yes, there is a total focus on Merriman, but the goal for tonight’s game is have the offense run at full throttle as a dress rehearsal for the opening week. Keep an eye on SD WR Floyd, who is the 5th WR. Not many teams carry that many WR, but Floyd has made eye opening impressions of the special teams coaches on the #1 punt coverage squad. He will also see plenty of time in the second half at WR and will have significant advantages against Seattle’s third and fourth defenders. Take San Diego.
What the fuck
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Seattle Seahawks vs. San Diego Chargers
Pick: San Diego Chargers -5.5
Ai Simulator 10* graded play on San Diego – AiS shows an 80% probability that SD will win this game by 7 or more points. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone. HC Holmgren is 4-13 ATS (-10.3 Units) after 1 or more consecutive straight up wins in the pre-season. I strongly believe the theme of resting after winning is quite valid for this game. What I mean is that Seattle has had two impressive games and needs to work more on identifying back-up roles than running the first strong units. Seattle’s defense has done well too and has allowed less than 75 rushing yards in each of the first 2 games against Minnesota and Seattle. This places them into a play against system that has produced a 23-6 mark for 79% since 1998. Play against road teams versus the money line after allowing 75 or less rushing yards in 2 straight games. Seattle QB Hasselbeck has a strained back, did not practice Saturday and I see no way he will even walk on the playing surface for this game. Seattle will feature a running game in order to decide whether they may keep as many as 6 running backs. Sound like a lot? Well, Seattle has 6 back in 2003 with Shaun Alexander the starter. Then there is the defensive line with only 4 players definite locks to make the squad. By way of these two brief examples, you can see how SD will essentially know what the plays will be on both sides of the ball. Yes, there is a total focus on Merriman, but the goal for tonight’s game is have the offense run at full throttle as a dress rehearsal for the opening week. Keep an eye on SD WR Floyd, who is the 5th WR. Not many teams carry that many WR, but Floyd has made eye opening impressions of the special teams coaches on the #1 punt coverage squad. He will also see plenty of time in the second half at WR and will have significant advantages against Seattle’s third and fourth defenders. Take San Diego.
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Seattle Seahawks vs. San Diego Chargers
Pick: San Diego Chargers -5.5
Ai Simulator 10* graded play on San Diego – AiS shows an 80% probability that SD will win this game by 7 or more points. Supporting this graded play is a system that has gone. HC Holmgren is 4-13 ATS (-10.3 Units) after 1 or more consecutive straight up wins in the pre-season. I strongly believe the theme of resting after winning is quite valid for this game. What I mean is that Seattle has had two impressive games and needs to work more on identifying back-up roles than running the first strong units. Seattle’s defense has done well too and has allowed less than 75 rushing yards in each of the first 2 games against Minnesota and Seattle. This places them into a play against system that has produced a 23-6 mark for 79% since 1998. Play against road teams versus the money line after allowing 75 or less rushing yards in 2 straight games. Seattle QB Hasselbeck has a strained back, did not practice Saturday and I see no way he will even walk on the playing surface for this game. Seattle will feature a running game in order to decide whether they may keep as many as 6 running backs. Sound like a lot? Well, Seattle has 6 back in 2003 with Shaun Alexander the starter. Then there is the defensive line with only 4 players definite locks to make the squad. By way of these two brief examples, you can see how SD will essentially know what the plays will be on both sides of the ball. Yes, there is a total focus on Merriman, but the goal for tonight’s game is have the offense run at full throttle as a dress rehearsal for the opening week. Keep an eye on SD WR Floyd, who is the 5th WR. Not many teams carry that many WR, but Floyd has made eye opening impressions of the special teams coaches on the #1 punt coverage squad. He will also see plenty of time in the second half at WR and will have significant advantages against Seattle’s third and fourth defenders. Take San Diego.
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