Wow, that's nuts. I guess he'd afraid of getting plowed
me too, WTF
at least I hit the +5.5 (because they didn't kick the XP)
and I put in a 2nd half play on the Saints P
but I was beginning to count that parlay money
Bortles is a long shot, going into Foxboro and beating Belichick and Brady won't be easy
you would be as heart broken as we are
And let’s not also forget how good they have been all year long.
A big reason the public loses year after year is by putting too much emphasis on what they just saw.
Thats not an original plan. Everyone tries to do that. Bortles played a decent game today. If he can do it again, yes IF, Jags have a shot.
Great call on jags.
At the very least you got the good number on Saints +5.5
I was on other side with Vikings and cashed as well. Very fortunate to have gotten in early in week. Pushed some at -5 too.
Did you lock in any pats yet? Took them at -8.5 -105 at 5d. Teased them down to 2.5 with Phil up to 9.5 as well.
At the very least you got the good number on Saints +5.5
I was on other side with Vikings and cashed as well. Very fortunate to have gotten in early in week. Pushed some at -5 too.
Did you lock in any pats yet? Took them at -8.5 -105 at 5d. Teased them down to 2.5 with Phil up to 9.5 as well.
If Roethlisberger can put up 42 against the vaunted Jags D I see
no reason why Brady can't do the same thing. Having said that the
reason why NE will beat Jacks is, unlike Tomlin, Belichick will have
his team prepared. Nobody does it better.
Does anyone really think the Jags will jump out to a 21 point lead?
I didn't think so.
What separates Belichick and company from the rest of the league is
they leave no stone unturned. There's nothing that the Jags can do to
surprise them.
And last but not least, they actually know how to tackle.
no reason why Brady can't do the same thing. Having said that the
reason why NE will beat Jacks is, unlike Tomlin, Belichick will have
his team prepared. Nobody does it better.
Does anyone really think the Jags will jump out to a 21 point lead?
I didn't think so.
What separates Belichick and company from the rest of the league is
they leave no stone unturned. There's nothing that the Jags can do to
surprise them.
And last but not least, they actually know how to tackle.
