I agree with this. After hitting at the rate he hit last year, he had to strike while the iron was hot. Way too much risk in posting Bonus Plays for another season. If he had went, say, 50% on posted plays this year, people would be talking about him as a fluke who got lucky.
Having said that, is last year his only documented year of posting? If so, I think people might be jumping the gun a bit. Granted, he had a great year. That's not in doubt. But even horrible handicappers can have great years. For instance, I'm the first person to admit that I'm horrible at bases. Yet three years ago I somehow managed to hit something like 74% on my baseball plays. I guess I could have made a ton of money if I had posted those plays that season, then went tout the next season.
I'm not saying he's a flash in the pan or that he won't continue his success, but I would need a helluva lot more than one good season before I forked over my cash to somebody for their picks.
