StatFox Super Situations
NFL*|*TAMPA BAY*at*SAN FRANCISCO
Play Under - Any team where the total is between 42.5 and 49 points after being beaten by the spread by 42 or more points total in their last five games, in conference games
41-15*over the last 5 seasons.**(*73.2%*|*24.5 units*)
NFL*|*OAKLAND*at*JACKSONVILLE
Play Against - Any team vs the money line (JACKSONVILLE) after 2 or more consecutive wins, a bad team (25% to 40%) playing a team with a winning record
24-5*over the last 10 seasons.**(*82.8%*|*0.0 units*)
NFL*|*SAN DIEGO*at*ATLANTA
Play Against - Underdogs of 2 to 6 points vs. the first half line (SAN DIEGO) off an upset win over a division rival as an underdog against opponent off a road loss
59-26*since 1997.**(*69.4%*|*30.4 units*)
1-0*this year.**(*100.0%*|*1.0 units*)
NFL*|*NEW ORLEANS*at*KANSAS CITY
Play Against - Any team vs the money line (NEW ORLEANS) after 2 or more consecutive wins, a bad team (25% to 40%) playing a team with a winning record
24-5*over the last 10 seasons.**(*82.8%*|*0.0 units*)
NFL*|*SEATTLE*at*ARIZONA
Play Under - Any team vs the the 1rst half total after going over the total by 21 or more points total in their last three games, versus division opponents
89-45*over the last 5 seasons.**(*66.4%*|*39.5 units*)
4-1*this year.**(*80.0%*|*2.9 units*)
NFL*|*TAMPA BAY*at*SAN FRANCISCO
Play Under - Any team where the total is between 42.5 and 49 points after being beaten by the spread by 42 or more points total in their last five games, in conference games
41-15*over the last 5 seasons.**(*73.2%*|*24.5 units*)
NFL*|*OAKLAND*at*JACKSONVILLE
Play Against - Any team vs the money line (JACKSONVILLE) after 2 or more consecutive wins, a bad team (25% to 40%) playing a team with a winning record
24-5*over the last 10 seasons.**(*82.8%*|*0.0 units*)
NFL*|*SAN DIEGO*at*ATLANTA
Play Against - Underdogs of 2 to 6 points vs. the first half line (SAN DIEGO) off an upset win over a division rival as an underdog against opponent off a road loss
59-26*since 1997.**(*69.4%*|*30.4 units*)
1-0*this year.**(*100.0%*|*1.0 units*)
NFL*|*NEW ORLEANS*at*KANSAS CITY
Play Against - Any team vs the money line (NEW ORLEANS) after 2 or more consecutive wins, a bad team (25% to 40%) playing a team with a winning record
24-5*over the last 10 seasons.**(*82.8%*|*0.0 units*)
NFL*|*SEATTLE*at*ARIZONA
Play Under - Any team vs the the 1rst half total after going over the total by 21 or more points total in their last three games, versus division opponents
89-45*over the last 5 seasons.**(*66.4%*|*39.5 units*)
4-1*this year.**(*80.0%*|*2.9 units*)
Hondo
Hondo goes to K.C.
Hondo failed to hit with Ole Miss on Saturday night, but largely offset that setback by cashing with the Cubs in the NLCS to reduce the earnings slightly to 3,422 steneruds.
Sunday: Reid all about it — Mr. Aitch is dropping 20 units on Big Andy and the Chiefs to beat that number when the Saints go marching home.
Hondo goes to K.C.
Hondo failed to hit with Ole Miss on Saturday night, but largely offset that setback by cashing with the Cubs in the NLCS to reduce the earnings slightly to 3,422 steneruds.
Sunday: Reid all about it — Mr. Aitch is dropping 20 units on Big Andy and the Chiefs to beat that number when the Saints go marching home.
Hondo
Hondo goes to K.C.
Hondo failed to hit with Ole Miss on Saturday night, but largely offset that setback by cashing with the Cubs in the NLCS to reduce the earnings slightly to 3,422 steneruds.
Sunday: Reid all about it — Mr. Aitch is dropping 20 units on Big Andy and the Chiefs to beat that number when the Saints go marching home.
Hondo goes to K.C.
Hondo failed to hit with Ole Miss on Saturday night, but largely offset that setback by cashing with the Cubs in the NLCS to reduce the earnings slightly to 3,422 steneruds.
Sunday: Reid all about it — Mr. Aitch is dropping 20 units on Big Andy and the Chiefs to beat that number when the Saints go marching home.
Hondo
Hondo trumps Loftis
Hondo once again fell below the .500 mark, going 5-8-2 in Week 6 to fall 13 games behind sizzling Drew Loftis. However, at this point, Mr. Aitch can’t say he is willing to commit to accepting an overall victory by Loftis.
Rams over Giants: Josh Brown, it turns out, is an admitted serial wife-abuser, a fact that somehow went undiscovered during the 10-month investigation by commissioner Roger “$44M-A-Year” Goodell. Imagine that — more gross incompetence by the World’s Most Overpaid Man. Way to maintain your cherished “integrity of the game,” Rog.
At least, the NFL’s dwindling fan base can take comfort in the fact the integrity of the properly inflated football remains intact.
Ben “The Enabler” McAdoo had this to say about why Odell Beckham Jr. took a 15-yard penalty for removing his helmet after scoring against the Ravens: “He went out there and wanted to fire up our kick coverage and the defense.” Right, because nothing fires up the special teams or defense like a totally self-absorbed, preening teammate.
Hondo’s advice to the punters in London is that, the price looks right for backing Big Blue, and by pulling Brown off the plane Thursday, they probably avoided a swift karma kick in the butt.
From BarkingMut, the HondoNation SoBe Bureau Chief: The last time a man proposed to an inanimate object designed to collapse as Beckham did to the kicking net last Sunday, was when Bill Clinton popped the question to Hillary back in the 1970s.
Ravens over Jets: Summoning Geno Smith from the bullpen was the only significant move Todd Bowles could make, but it doesn’t make Gang Grim worthy of financial support.
Eagles over Vikings: Post-debate ABC commentators, George Snuffleupagus, et. al, seemed horrified that Trump, when asked, wouldn’t commit to accepting the election result if he lost, a la Al Gore in 2000. First of all, in the words of Hillary Clinton, at that point, what difference would it make? Secondly, what was Hillary’s response to the same question? It’s hard to say, because she wasn’t asked.
Chiefs over Saints: If you don’t believe most media outlets are in the tank for Hillary, follow the money — 96 percent of journalist donations went to the Portly Pantsuit’s coffers.
Lions over Redskins: Obama tore into Trump on Tuesday, saying: “If, whenever things are going badly for you and you lose, you start blaming somebody else, then you don’t have what it takes to be in this job.” That from the guy who has spent most of the last eight years blaming George W. Bush for the nation’s ills.
Browns over Bengals: It’s not all bad news for the 2-4 Bengwads. It looks as if they won’t have to endure the embarrassment of a sixth straight one-and-done postseason.
Dolphins over Bills: A federal grand jury soon will convene to consider charges against Anthony Weiner for alleged online sexting with an underage girl. A-Wad is said to be angry he didn’t receive the same deal FBI Director James Comey gave Hillary and her aides — destruction of his hand-held device (the unattached one) and a finding of no intent to commit a crime, despite a mountain of evidence to the contrary.
Jaguars over Raiders: A largely naked Hillary statue that was put up in Lower Manhattan, complete with a Wall Street banker’s head peering out from the side of her left sweater puppy, was ordered removed by officers from the counterterrorism unit. While displaying a “naked Hillary” could be considered an act of terrorism, it’s surprising Comey didn’t hop on the shuttle and handle the job himself.
Ever since seeing that picture of the largely naked Hillary statue, Hondo can’t get that song lyric out of his head — Lady Hil-LIE-ry, banker at your breast, wonder how you managed to avoid arrest.
Colts over Titans: Mr. Aitch’s two main betrayers from Week 6 square off. The Titans gave up two TDs in the final 2:27 to blow their cover against the Browns, and the Colts gave up two TDs in the final 2:37 of regulation and a pushing FG in OT. It’s a shame they both can’t lose.
Falcons over Chargers: Two hundred people reportedly walked out on Amy Schumer’s recent show in Tampa. It’s unclear if the exodus was because of her cracks about Trump or because they already had heard the material from other comedians.
Bucs over 49ers: Colin Kaepernick, 13 of 29 for 187 yards in his 2016 starting debut, said after the 49ers’ loss to the Bills: “It felt good to get out there and give my team the opportunity to win.” That’s an interesting way of looking at a 45-16 drubbing.
Patriots over Steelers: Another from BarkingMut: Donald Trump calling Hillary “Crooked” also would have worked well with her husband, Peyronie Bill.
Cardinals over Seahawks: The combined cases of sexually transmitted diseases reportedly are at an all-time high. That’s according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, which apparently isn’t doing much in the way of controlling or preventing in that area. If the CDC wants to be proactive, it might want to quarantine Jim Carrey.
Broncos over Texans: Hacked email of the week: From Democratic operative Neera Tanden: “It worries me more that [Hillary] she doesn’t seem to know what planet we are living in at the moment.” Earth to Pantsuit … Earth to Pantsuit …
Best bets: Chiefs, Lions, Patriots.
Thursday: Packers (W)
Hondo trumps Loftis
Hondo once again fell below the .500 mark, going 5-8-2 in Week 6 to fall 13 games behind sizzling Drew Loftis. However, at this point, Mr. Aitch can’t say he is willing to commit to accepting an overall victory by Loftis.
Rams over Giants: Josh Brown, it turns out, is an admitted serial wife-abuser, a fact that somehow went undiscovered during the 10-month investigation by commissioner Roger “$44M-A-Year” Goodell. Imagine that — more gross incompetence by the World’s Most Overpaid Man. Way to maintain your cherished “integrity of the game,” Rog.
At least, the NFL’s dwindling fan base can take comfort in the fact the integrity of the properly inflated football remains intact.
Ben “The Enabler” McAdoo had this to say about why Odell Beckham Jr. took a 15-yard penalty for removing his helmet after scoring against the Ravens: “He went out there and wanted to fire up our kick coverage and the defense.” Right, because nothing fires up the special teams or defense like a totally self-absorbed, preening teammate.
Hondo’s advice to the punters in London is that, the price looks right for backing Big Blue, and by pulling Brown off the plane Thursday, they probably avoided a swift karma kick in the butt.
From BarkingMut, the HondoNation SoBe Bureau Chief: The last time a man proposed to an inanimate object designed to collapse as Beckham did to the kicking net last Sunday, was when Bill Clinton popped the question to Hillary back in the 1970s.
Ravens over Jets: Summoning Geno Smith from the bullpen was the only significant move Todd Bowles could make, but it doesn’t make Gang Grim worthy of financial support.
Eagles over Vikings: Post-debate ABC commentators, George Snuffleupagus, et. al, seemed horrified that Trump, when asked, wouldn’t commit to accepting the election result if he lost, a la Al Gore in 2000. First of all, in the words of Hillary Clinton, at that point, what difference would it make? Secondly, what was Hillary’s response to the same question? It’s hard to say, because she wasn’t asked.
Chiefs over Saints: If you don’t believe most media outlets are in the tank for Hillary, follow the money — 96 percent of journalist donations went to the Portly Pantsuit’s coffers.
Lions over Redskins: Obama tore into Trump on Tuesday, saying: “If, whenever things are going badly for you and you lose, you start blaming somebody else, then you don’t have what it takes to be in this job.” That from the guy who has spent most of the last eight years blaming George W. Bush for the nation’s ills.
Browns over Bengals: It’s not all bad news for the 2-4 Bengwads. It looks as if they won’t have to endure the embarrassment of a sixth straight one-and-done postseason.
Dolphins over Bills: A federal grand jury soon will convene to consider charges against Anthony Weiner for alleged online sexting with an underage girl. A-Wad is said to be angry he didn’t receive the same deal FBI Director James Comey gave Hillary and her aides — destruction of his hand-held device (the unattached one) and a finding of no intent to commit a crime, despite a mountain of evidence to the contrary.
Jaguars over Raiders: A largely naked Hillary statue that was put up in Lower Manhattan, complete with a Wall Street banker’s head peering out from the side of her left sweater puppy, was ordered removed by officers from the counterterrorism unit. While displaying a “naked Hillary” could be considered an act of terrorism, it’s surprising Comey didn’t hop on the shuttle and handle the job himself.
Ever since seeing that picture of the largely naked Hillary statue, Hondo can’t get that song lyric out of his head — Lady Hil-LIE-ry, banker at your breast, wonder how you managed to avoid arrest.
Colts over Titans: Mr. Aitch’s two main betrayers from Week 6 square off. The Titans gave up two TDs in the final 2:27 to blow their cover against the Browns, and the Colts gave up two TDs in the final 2:37 of regulation and a pushing FG in OT. It’s a shame they both can’t lose.
Falcons over Chargers: Two hundred people reportedly walked out on Amy Schumer’s recent show in Tampa. It’s unclear if the exodus was because of her cracks about Trump or because they already had heard the material from other comedians.
Bucs over 49ers: Colin Kaepernick, 13 of 29 for 187 yards in his 2016 starting debut, said after the 49ers’ loss to the Bills: “It felt good to get out there and give my team the opportunity to win.” That’s an interesting way of looking at a 45-16 drubbing.
Patriots over Steelers: Another from BarkingMut: Donald Trump calling Hillary “Crooked” also would have worked well with her husband, Peyronie Bill.
Cardinals over Seahawks: The combined cases of sexually transmitted diseases reportedly are at an all-time high. That’s according to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, which apparently isn’t doing much in the way of controlling or preventing in that area. If the CDC wants to be proactive, it might want to quarantine Jim Carrey.
Broncos over Texans: Hacked email of the week: From Democratic operative Neera Tanden: “It worries me more that [Hillary] she doesn’t seem to know what planet we are living in at the moment.” Earth to Pantsuit … Earth to Pantsuit …
Best bets: Chiefs, Lions, Patriots.
Thursday: Packers (W)
Tony Cross
October TC Team VIP NFL 101 Set #170
Philly +3 over Minn
Tier 1 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 202 Set #171
Miami +4 over Buffalo
Tier 1 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 202 Set #172
TB -1 over San Fran (also qualifies as a play)
Tier 1 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 101 Set #164
Baltimore +1 over Jets (also a qualified play)
Tier 1 of 4
Was a push last week at +4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 101 Set #156
San Fran +2 over TB (also qualifies for a play)
Tier 4 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 202 Set #167
Tenn -1 over Indi
note NFL System 202 play requires buying 1 point even on favorites
Tier 2 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 101 Set #168…WEEK OFF
Carolina over AZ
Newton must start
Tier 2 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 101 Set #160
NY Jets -1 over Balt (also qualified as a play)
Tier 3 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 202 Set #162
Cinci -9 over Cleveland
note NFL System 202 play requires buying 1 point even on favorites
Tier 3 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 101 Set #170
Philly +3 over Minn
Tier 1 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 202 Set #171
Miami +4 over Buffalo
Tier 1 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 202 Set #172
TB -1 over San Fran (also qualifies as a play)
Tier 1 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 101 Set #164
Baltimore +1 over Jets (also a qualified play)
Tier 1 of 4
Was a push last week at +4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 101 Set #156
San Fran +2 over TB (also qualifies for a play)
Tier 4 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 202 Set #167
Tenn -1 over Indi
note NFL System 202 play requires buying 1 point even on favorites
Tier 2 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 101 Set #168…WEEK OFF
Carolina over AZ
Newton must start
Tier 2 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 101 Set #160
NY Jets -1 over Balt (also qualified as a play)
Tier 3 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
October TC Team VIP NFL 202 Set #162
Cinci -9 over Cleveland
note NFL System 202 play requires buying 1 point even on favorites
Tier 3 of 4
My Profit =1/2%
If anyone is interested, here's what the Sportsbettingchamp has to say:
Here are the Invincible NFL Betting System bets for the upcoming week of the NFL season:
Since New York and Baltimore both fall under the Invincible System, but they also play against each other, we'll skip the wager the upcoming wager. The loser of the game both straight up as well as ATS will be the next wager in the series.
Carolina Panthers {B} bet
San Francisco 49ers {C} bet
Always bet on the point spread if the team you're betting on is the underdog (which happens most of the time), and on the money line if the team you're betting for is the favorite. An underdog team will always have a positive number in the point spread, while a favorite will always have a negative number in the point spread.
P.S. Carolina is on a bye this week
Here are the Invincible NFL Betting System bets for the upcoming week of the NFL season:
Since New York and Baltimore both fall under the Invincible System, but they also play against each other, we'll skip the wager the upcoming wager. The loser of the game both straight up as well as ATS will be the next wager in the series.
Carolina Panthers {B} bet
San Francisco 49ers {C} bet
Always bet on the point spread if the team you're betting on is the underdog (which happens most of the time), and on the money line if the team you're betting for is the favorite. An underdog team will always have a positive number in the point spread, while a favorite will always have a negative number in the point spread.
P.S. Carolina is on a bye this week
The Winners Circle
SUNDAY
NFL FOOTBALL
1000* Play Jacksonville -1 over Oakland
Oakland has lost 81 of the last 124 games when the line posted is between +3 to -3 and they have lost 93 of the last 134 games when playing as a road underdog.
Extra NFL Football Plays
100* Play Cincinnati -10 over Cleveland
100* Play Pittsburgh +7 over New England
100* Play Arizona -2 over Seattle
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NHL HOCKEY
50* Play Edmonton +120 over Winnipeg
50* Play Anaheim -200 over Vancouver
SUNDAY
NFL FOOTBALL
1000* Play Jacksonville -1 over Oakland
Oakland has lost 81 of the last 124 games when the line posted is between +3 to -3 and they have lost 93 of the last 134 games when playing as a road underdog.
Extra NFL Football Plays
100* Play Cincinnati -10 over Cleveland
100* Play Pittsburgh +7 over New England
100* Play Arizona -2 over Seattle
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NHL HOCKEY
50* Play Edmonton +120 over Winnipeg
50* Play Anaheim -200 over Vancouver
Winning Angle---SUNDAY (All plays listed---Read Entire Email)
NFL FOOTBALL
Play Los Angeles Rams +2.5 over New York Giants (Contest Play)
9:30 AM EST
New York has lost 4 of the last 5 games against the spread vs. NFC West Division Opponents and they have lost 7 of the last 9 games against the spread after gaining 300 or more passing yards in their last game. New York has lost 12 of the last 17 games against the spread coming off a game where 50 or more total points were scored and they are only averaging 15 points on offense in games away from home.
Play Philadelphia +2.5 over Minnesota (Contest Play)
1:00 PM EST
Philadelphia has covered the spread in 93 of the last 166 games when playing as an underdog and they have covered the spread in 46 of the last 75 games coming off two or more OVER the totals. Philadelphia has covered the spread in 65 of the last 112 games after failing to cover the spread in two of the last three games and they are only allowing an average of 15 points a game on defense this season.
Play Miami +3 over Buffalo (Contest Play)
1:00 PM EST
Buffalo has lost 15 of the last 20 games against the spread coming off four or more consecutive wins and they have lost 14 of the last 19 games against the spread after scoring 40 or more points in their last game. Buffalo has lost 17 of the last 25 games against the spread after gaining 150 or more rushing yards in two straight games and they have lost 20 of the last 37 games against the spread when playing as a road favorite of seven points or less.
Play Arizona -2 over Seattle (Contest Play)
8:30 PM EST
Seattle has lost 59 of the last 90 games against the spread when playing in the month of October and they have lost 51 of the last 94 games against the spread coming off an OVER the total in their last game. Seattle has lost 69 of the last 121 games against the spread when playing in a dome stadium and they are only averaging 15 points on offense in road games this season.
NFL FOOTBALL
Play Los Angeles Rams +2.5 over New York Giants (Contest Play)
9:30 AM EST
New York has lost 4 of the last 5 games against the spread vs. NFC West Division Opponents and they have lost 7 of the last 9 games against the spread after gaining 300 or more passing yards in their last game. New York has lost 12 of the last 17 games against the spread coming off a game where 50 or more total points were scored and they are only averaging 15 points on offense in games away from home.
Play Philadelphia +2.5 over Minnesota (Contest Play)
1:00 PM EST
Philadelphia has covered the spread in 93 of the last 166 games when playing as an underdog and they have covered the spread in 46 of the last 75 games coming off two or more OVER the totals. Philadelphia has covered the spread in 65 of the last 112 games after failing to cover the spread in two of the last three games and they are only allowing an average of 15 points a game on defense this season.
Play Miami +3 over Buffalo (Contest Play)
1:00 PM EST
Buffalo has lost 15 of the last 20 games against the spread coming off four or more consecutive wins and they have lost 14 of the last 19 games against the spread after scoring 40 or more points in their last game. Buffalo has lost 17 of the last 25 games against the spread after gaining 150 or more rushing yards in two straight games and they have lost 20 of the last 37 games against the spread when playing as a road favorite of seven points or less.
Play Arizona -2 over Seattle (Contest Play)
8:30 PM EST
Seattle has lost 59 of the last 90 games against the spread when playing in the month of October and they have lost 51 of the last 94 games against the spread coming off an OVER the total in their last game. Seattle has lost 69 of the last 121 games against the spread when playing in a dome stadium and they are only averaging 15 points on offense in road games this season.
INTPICKS
[h=3]NFL[/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#452[/h][h=3]1 Star[/h][h=3]9:30 AM ET[/h][h=3]NY Giants @ LA Rams[/h][h=3]Take LA Rams +3[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#462[/h][h=3]2 Stars[/h][h=3]1:00 PM ET[/h][h=3]Buffalo @ Miami[/h][h=3]Take Miami +3[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#468[/h][h=3]1 Star[/h][h=3]1:00 PM ET[/h][h=3]Baltimore @ NY Jets[/h][h=3]Take NY Jets -1[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#454[/h][h=3]1 Star[/h][h=3]1:00 PM ET[/h][h=3]Minnesota @ Philadelphia[/h][h=3]Take Philadelphia +3[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#469[/h][h=3]2 Stars[/h][h=3]4:05 PM ET[/h][h=3]San Diego @ Atlanta[/h][h=3]Take San Diego +6[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#2474[/h][h=3]1 Star[/h][h=3]4:25 PM ET[/h][h=3]New England @ Pittsburgh[/h][h=3]Take Pittsburgh +7.5[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#476[/h][h=3]2 Stars[/h][h=3]8:30 PM ET[/h][h=3]Seattle @ Arizona[/h][h=3]Take Arizona -1[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]Free Pick[/h][h=3][/h][h=3]NFL[/h][h=3]#472[/h][h=3]1 Star[/h][h=3]4:05 PM ET[/h][h=3]Tampa Bay @ San Francisco[/h][h=3]Take San Francisco -1[/h]
[h=3]NFL[/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#452[/h][h=3]1 Star[/h][h=3]9:30 AM ET[/h][h=3]NY Giants @ LA Rams[/h][h=3]Take LA Rams +3[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#462[/h][h=3]2 Stars[/h][h=3]1:00 PM ET[/h][h=3]Buffalo @ Miami[/h][h=3]Take Miami +3[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#468[/h][h=3]1 Star[/h][h=3]1:00 PM ET[/h][h=3]Baltimore @ NY Jets[/h][h=3]Take NY Jets -1[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#454[/h][h=3]1 Star[/h][h=3]1:00 PM ET[/h][h=3]Minnesota @ Philadelphia[/h][h=3]Take Philadelphia +3[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#469[/h][h=3]2 Stars[/h][h=3]4:05 PM ET[/h][h=3]San Diego @ Atlanta[/h][h=3]Take San Diego +6[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#2474[/h][h=3]1 Star[/h][h=3]4:25 PM ET[/h][h=3]New England @ Pittsburgh[/h][h=3]Take Pittsburgh +7.5[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]#476[/h][h=3]2 Stars[/h][h=3]8:30 PM ET[/h][h=3]Seattle @ Arizona[/h][h=3]Take Arizona -1[/h][h=3][/h][h=3][/h][h=3]Free Pick[/h][h=3][/h][h=3]NFL[/h][h=3]#472[/h][h=3]1 Star[/h][h=3]4:05 PM ET[/h][h=3]Tampa Bay @ San Francisco[/h][h=3]Take San Francisco -1[/h]
ASI
NHL
JEFF (3-7-2 -4.65)
Vancouver Canucks/Anaheim Ducks OVER 5 -120 (8PM)
DAVID (7-5-1 +.77)
Edmonton Oilers/Winnipeg Jets UNDER 5.5 -105 (3PM)
SOCCER
SIMON (267-246 -19.06)
SUNDAY OCTOBER 23RD (released 10/21)
SPAIN - LA LIGA
(UNDER 2.5 -120) Deportivo Coruña @ Celta de Vigo (6AM)
(UNDER 2.5 -130) Atletico de Madrid @ Sevilla (1015AM)
ITALY - SERIE A
(UNDER 2.5 -112) Fiorentina @ Cagliari (9AM)
(UNDER 2.5 -143) Sassuolo @ Bologna (12PM)
PORTUGAL - 1 LIGA
(UNDER 2.5 -131) Vitoria Guimaraes @ Estoril Praia (1PM)
NHL
JEFF (3-7-2 -4.65)
Vancouver Canucks/Anaheim Ducks OVER 5 -120 (8PM)
DAVID (7-5-1 +.77)
Edmonton Oilers/Winnipeg Jets UNDER 5.5 -105 (3PM)
SOCCER
SIMON (267-246 -19.06)
SUNDAY OCTOBER 23RD (released 10/21)
SPAIN - LA LIGA
(UNDER 2.5 -120) Deportivo Coruña @ Celta de Vigo (6AM)
(UNDER 2.5 -130) Atletico de Madrid @ Sevilla (1015AM)
ITALY - SERIE A
(UNDER 2.5 -112) Fiorentina @ Cagliari (9AM)
(UNDER 2.5 -143) Sassuolo @ Bologna (12PM)
PORTUGAL - 1 LIGA
(UNDER 2.5 -131) Vitoria Guimaraes @ Estoril Praia (1PM)
