I am taking over 45.5 points to be scored in the Colts-Jaguars matchup. Let’s start with each team’s pass defense. Based on opposing team passer rating, these squads rank in 26th and 29th place, respectively. It’s not too hard to move the ball through the air against these teams. As a comparison, they are more stout defending the run. In terms of rushing yards allowed by carry, they rank 15th and 6th in the NFL. In summary, both offenses should focus on throwing the ball rather than running it. That’s a good recipe for the over to hit since the clock doesn’t run nearly as fast when teams throw often. Star running back Jonathan Taylor is also at risk of missing the game due to a mild high ankle sprain injury, which would entice the team to pass even more. Will Anthony Richardson be under center for the Colts, or will it be Joe Flacco again? It doesn’t matter too much. Last week, Richardson started on a high note by driving his team 70 yards for a TD on their first drive. Then, he got hurt and Flacco took over. He fared very well against a stout Steelers defense since the team won 27-24. Trevor Lawrence does not look like his old self. What’s going on with this guy? Can he rebound on Sunday? I think he can. Lawrence has pretty good weapons around him with 3 NFL-caliber wide receivers in Christian Kirk, Gabe Davis and rookie Brian Thomas, who has looked sharp early in his career. Travis Etienne and Tank Bigsby provide a good duo in the backfield. I am also hearing that tight end Evan Engram has a good chance of being back from an injury, so he would be a good security blanket for Lawrence. Last year, the two regular season meetings ended with a total of 52 and 57 points scored. I expect more of the same this Sunday. Give me the over in this AFC South battle!
In the London game, I am opting for the New York Jets as 2.5-point underdogs against the Vikings. This will be an unpopular bet for sure. Everybody is raving at the Vikings, and how great they’ve looked thus far. Sam Darnold leads the league with 11 TD passes, while the next-best QB only has 8. Their defense has been lights out. What’s not to like? I don’t think this will be a walk in the park for the Vikings. The Jets are clearly the more desperate team since they are sitting on a 2-2 record, while Minnesota is 4-0. Moreover, Minnesota’s offense has been particularly good via the pass. Be careful because New York has been stingy defending the pass. They have what it takes to slow them down. Meanwhile, I know New York’s offense has been a disappointment. Their offensive line hasn’t been great, and they have an aging QB playing with a sore knee. And I also hate Nathaniel Hackett as their offensive coordinator. Still, I have to side with the Jets here. They still have great playmakers with Garrett Wilson, Breece Hall and rookie Braelon Allen, who is looking better week after week. Even wide receiver Mike Williams has been rounding into form since coming back from an injury. He’s been catching more balls every week. It looks like sharp money is supporting the Jets. 82% of spread bets have gone on Minnesota, but only 21% of the total money. That indicates that big large bets have been on the Jets. I always prefer to be on the same side as sharp bettors. This will likely be a defensive slugfest, in which case I prefer to back the underdog since the game could go either way. I am officially taking the Jets +2.5 points in the London game against the Vikings.
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I am taking over 45.5 points to be scored in the Colts-Jaguars matchup.
Let’s start with each team’s pass defense. Based on opposing team passer rating, these squads rank in 26th and 29th place, respectively. It’s not too hard to move the ball through the air against these teams.
As a comparison, they are more stout defending the run. In terms of rushing yards allowed by carry, they rank 15th and 6th in the NFL.
In summary, both offenses should focus on throwing the ball rather than running it. That’s a good recipe for the over to hit since the clock doesn’t run nearly as fast when teams throw often. Star running back Jonathan Taylor is also at risk of missing the game due to a mild high ankle sprain injury, which would entice the team to pass even more.
Will Anthony Richardson be under center for the Colts, or will it be Joe Flacco again? It doesn’t matter too much.
Last week, Richardson started on a high note by driving his team 70 yards for a TD on their first drive. Then, he got hurt and Flacco took over. He fared very well against a stout Steelers defense since the team won 27-24.
Trevor Lawrence does not look like his old self. What’s going on with this guy? Can he rebound on Sunday? I think he can.
Lawrence has pretty good weapons around him with 3 NFL-caliber wide receivers in Christian Kirk, Gabe Davis and rookie Brian Thomas, who has looked sharp early in his career. Travis Etienne and Tank Bigsby provide a good duo in the backfield. I am also hearing that tight end Evan Engram has a good chance of being back from an injury, so he would be a good security blanket for Lawrence.
Last year, the two regular season meetings ended with a total of 52 and 57 points scored. I expect more of the same this Sunday. Give me the over in this AFC South battle!
That bengals defense looked abysmal against Jayden Daniels , wonder how they’ll deal with Lamar
I think you’re way off on Denver. They will win by 2 scores.
The Bears will destroy the Panthers. The Giants beating Seattle IN Seattle? And you're picking the Bengals?? You don't bet do you?
Bears not destroying anyone lol
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Gotta go ravens.
Lmao yeah beacuse the bears are such a powerhouse
He said what he said
In the London game, I am opting for the New York Jets as 2.5-point underdogs against the Vikings.
This will be an unpopular bet for sure. Everybody is raving at the Vikings, and how great they’ve looked thus far.
Sam Darnold leads the league with 11 TD passes, while the next-best QB only has 8. Their defense has been lights out. What’s not to like?
I don’t think this will be a walk in the park for the Vikings. The Jets are clearly the more desperate team since they are sitting on a 2-2 record, while Minnesota is 4-0.
Moreover, Minnesota’s offense has been particularly good via the pass. Be careful because New York has been stingy defending the pass. They have what it takes to slow them down.
Meanwhile, I know New York’s offense has been a disappointment. Their offensive line hasn’t been great, and they have an aging QB playing with a sore knee. And I also hate Nathaniel Hackett as their offensive coordinator.
Still, I have to side with the Jets here. They still have great playmakers with Garrett Wilson, Breece Hall and rookie Braelon Allen, who is looking better week after week. Even wide receiver Mike Williams has been rounding into form since coming back from an injury. He’s been catching more balls every week.
It looks like sharp money is supporting the Jets. 82% of spread bets have gone on Minnesota, but only 21% of the total money. That indicates that big large bets have been on the Jets. I always prefer to be on the same side as sharp bettors.
This will likely be a defensive slugfest, in which case I prefer to back the underdog since the game could go either way. I am officially taking the Jets +2.5 points in the London game against the Vikings.
Week 5 jags not playing Texans they playing colts Steelers playing cowboys
He went over his week 4 picks then did the week 5