Sunday, September 29, 2019

Week 4 Picks


Mahomes tries to become the 1st QB
to throw for 6,000 yards in a season

Italicized for win
Bolded for spread


New England Patriots (-7) @ Buffalo Bills - Julian Edelman injured. Josh Gordon banged up injury.  This game only has a 42 point over/under implying a low scoring game.  Sony Michel has been struggling but still getting goal line.



Kansas Chiefs (-6.5) @ Detroit Lions - LeSean McCoy looks good again with the Chiefs. Matthew Stafford could have a big week since it should be a high scoring game.  Mahomes is on pace for 6,000 passing yards.  Lions did not give up a sack last week but their running game has struggled as well.

Minnesota Vikings (+1.5) @ Chicago Bears - Given both teams have great defenses, Dalvin Cook could be the difference in this one given he is by far the best running back in the game.  


Cleveland Browns (+7) @ Baltimore Ravens - Browns have yet to exceed expectations offensively in any week.  Ravens do have to worry about Odell Beckham deep plays but the Browns offensive line remains banged up.  Ingram may not get 3 TDs like he did last week against the Chiefs, but Lamar Jackson play.   

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+9.5) @ Los Angeles Rams - Goff is undefeated after signing his contract extension but didn't look as impressive, partially due to Todd Gurley being banged up.  Cooper Kupp looks to keep it going as a top receiver as a slot receiver.  Woods has struggled as a receiver but has been seeing as many targets as Kupp.  

Tennessee Titans @ Atlanta Falcons (-4) (LOCK) - Marcus Mariota has struggled the last couple of weeks.  It will be key for Henry to be a big part of the running game for the Titans to win.  Matt Ryan is one of the top quarterbacks in the league facing a tough Titans' defense.  

Oakland Raiders @ Indianapolis Colts (-6) - Josh Jacobs could have a better coming off a game where he had the flu.  Tyrell Williams could have it tough against a tougher Colts' secondary.   With wide receiver TY Hilton likely out, look for tight end Ebron to play a bigger role in the offense.  Derek Carr hasn't thrown for 300 yards this season.  

Carolina Panthers @ Houston Texans (-4.5) - Kyle Allen looks better than a banged up Cam Newton who threw for 4 touchdowns against the Cardinals, although the Cardinals do have a terrible defense.  

Seattle Seahawks (-5) @ Arizona Cardinals - Chris Carson is fumbling at a career rate and Kyler Murray has yet to record an NFL win.  The Cardinals haven't even recorded a snap with a lead.  

Jacksonville Jaguars (+3) @ Denver Broncos - A low scoring game.  One has to side Gardner Minshew.  The Jaguars have the slowest pace of play and the Broncos aren't much better.  The Jaguars who have a stifling defense did not record a sack last week.      

Los Angeles Chargers @ Miami Dolphins (+15.5)  - Gordon comes back as his holdout ends but will not play against the Dolphins and Justin Jackson is out.  

Washington Redskins (+3) @ NY Giants - Evan Engram becomes the Giants primary target against a struggling Redskins defense.  Look for the Redskins passing targets in Richardson.  Look for Landon Collins to try to get revenge this week.

Dallas Cowboys (+2.5)(LOCK) @ New Orleans Saints - Dallas looks like a better team than the Saints.  The Saints have given up the most rushing TDs for quarterbacks so Dak may have to run it rather than pass it.  

Cincinnati Bengals @ Pittsburgh Steelers (-3.5) - Both teams are looking for their best wins.  The trade for Pittsburgh acquiring Fitzpatrick resulted in the Steelers forcing 5 turnovers last week.  In primetime games since 2011, Andy Dalton is 6-15.  


2019 Season Against the Spread- 26-22
2019 Season Straight Up- 32-19
2019 Locks - 3-3

2018 Season against the Spread- 112-107-7
2018 Season Straight Up- 137-86-2
2018 Locks- 21-16-2

2017-18 Against the Spread- 121-125-7
2017-18 Season Straight Up - 167-92

2016-17 Against the Spread - 141-115-7
2016-17 Straight Up - 101-41

2015-16 Against the Spread - 140-110  
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Thursday, September 26, 2019

Thursday Night Week 4 Preview

Aaron Rodgers is averaging fewer passing yards 
per game than Eli Manning in 2019

Italicized for win
Bolded for spread

Philadelphia Eagles @ Green Bay Packers (-4.5) - Wide receiver Alshon Jeffries returns from a calf injury but DeSean Jackson is still out.  Aaron Rodgers is only 23rd in passing yards this season.  The Eagles passing defense has been below average in their games against the Redskins, Falcons, and Lions.  Aaron Jones has 3 TDs in the last weeks but only rushed for 19 yards in 10 attempts last week plus the Eagles have done a good job in slowing down running back.  The Packers defense may face it toughest test but look to remain unbeaten at home in the short week.

Week 3 Against the Spread - 7-9
Week 3 Locks - 2-1
Week 3 Straight Up - 9-7 

2019 Season Against the Spread- 26-22
2019 Season Straight Up- 32-17

2018 Season against the Spread- 112-107-7
2018 Season Straight Up- 137-86-2
2018 Locks- 21-16-2

2017-18 Against the Spread- 121-125-7
2017-18 Season Straight Up - 167-92

2016-17 Against the Spread - 141-115-7
2016-17 Straight Up - 101-41

2015-16 Against the Spread - 140-110  
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Sunday, September 22, 2019

Week 3 Picks




Italicized for win
Bolded for spread

Denver Broncos @ Green Packers (-7.5)(LOCK) - The Bronco’s'running back Lindsay and Freeman to remain limited.  With Williams out, look for running back Aaron Jones to get more carries for the Packers.  Broncos' Emmanuel Sanders leads all receivers in red zone targets but may find it trouble to get it going against a strong Packers defense.

Atlanta Falcons (+1.5) @ Indianapolis Colts  – Matt Ryan had another 300 yards game last week.   Mack and Hilton are banged up which gives the Falcons an opportunity to steal this one on the road.
    
Baltimore Ravens @ Kansas City Chiefs (-6.5) – Lamar Jackson had a few overthrows but started utitilizing his ability to run the ball against the Cardinals.  Both LeSean McCoy and Damien Williams are banged up so look for rookie running back Darwin Thompson to take a bigger role in the Chiefs' offense.  Lamar Jackson and Patrick Maholmes could be a great rivalry- in their last matchup Jackson got injured and RG3 almost lead a game winning drive against the Chiefs. Look for both teams to exceed the 52 point over/under. 



Cincinnati Bengals @ Buffalo Bills (-6) – Andy Dalton will push the Bills more than he last two oponents like the Giants and the Jets.   But the Bengals defense hasn’t been great against their two opponents.  Mixon only has 1.5 yards per carry.  John Ross may not have as good of game as he did last week whose only TD came in garbage Time.  The Bills have scored on nine straight red zone drives. 




NY Jets @ New England Patriots (-23)(LOCK)- Will the Jets get more than 10 points against a Patriots team?  Sony Michel hasn’t had a broken a tackle this year but should get goal line carries.  Patriots will try to prove a point without Antonio Brown this week.  

Philadelphia Eagles @ Detroit Lions (+6.5) – No Alshon Jeffrey and Desean Jackson is doubtful so Nelson Agholor will get a bigger role.  Myles Sanders is OK in pass protection but need to step up as Philadelphia.  Detroit hasn’t had any goal line opportunities so far this season so it will be interesting to see if Kerryon Johnson will get those carries.  After coming off a win, the Lions are still undefeated with a caveat that they have a tie from week 1.

Oakland Raiders @ Minnesota Vikings (-9) – Derek Carr looked ugly against the Kansas Chiefs who do not boast a great defense.  Josh Jacobs has been sick and lost 10 pounds, is dealing with a groin injury and may not play that much if the Raiders fall behind.  Dalvin Cook looks continue performing like a top 5 running back.  Cousins may have been underwhelming against the Packers but may not need to be if Minnesota slows down the Raiders, like they did the Falcons. 

Miami Dolphins @ Dallas Cowboys (-23) – Josh Rosen gets his first start with – moving from one bad franchise to cardinals to an even worse one on paper with the Dolphins who some are saying could go 0-16.  The dolphins have already been outscored 102-10 through the first 2 weeks.



Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-6) @ NY Giants – Jameis Winston was much better against the Bucs.  Peyton Barber may be the starting running back over Ronald Jones. Daniel Jones makes his debut against a Bucs defense that has already contained Jimmy G of the 49ers and Cam Newton of the Panthers.  Daniel Jones could be good although without reliable receivers things could get dicey.

Carolina Panthers @ Arizona Cardinals (-2.5)- Kyler Murray has been playing from behind and looks to get his 1st of win.  With Cam Newton possibly out, Kyle Allen gets his first matchup against a below average secondary but may not be able to take advantage. 

Pittsburgh Steelers @ San Francisco 49ers (-6.5)  – Mason Rudolph looked solid last week. Fitzpatrick a corner acquired from the Dolphins could help slow down slot receivers which could keep this game competitive.  That being said, many have been sleeping on the 49ers defense.

Houston Texans(+3) @ LA Chargers  –.  A battle of two great receivers in DeAndre Hopkins and Keenan Allen.  Austin Eckler has been a pleasant surprise at running back for the Chargers.   The Texans will look to rebound and get it going after their team struggled to get it going against a strong Jaguars defense.  

New Orleans Saints @ Seattle Seahawks (-4.5) – Seahawks secondary has been pretty weak this season but Russel Wilson has done enough to get done.  Payton is going to find a way to utilize his great offensive weapons in Thomas and Kamara.  Chris Carson had 2 fumbles last week but only had 3 fumbles for the entirety of last season.  Saints defense is elite in the redzone.  Terry Bridgewater still has to prove it for me after blowing a meaningless game against the Panthers who were playing without Cam Newton last season. 

LA Rams(-3)(LOCK) @ Cleveland Browns - Browns season in jeopardy against the Rams.  Both defense look sharp.   The Browns may be a tad overrated  after beating the Jets. 
Bears @ Washington Redskins(+4) – Case Keenum has been on fire this week.  Even though the Redskins are 1-15 and there may be more Bears fans in the stadium, I think the Bears offense has been pretty awful which leads me to take the home team in Washington.  Of course, if Mitch Trubisky finds his rhythm then things could not only get ugly for Washington in this game but for the season. 



Chicago Bears @ Washington Redskins(+4) – Case Keenum has been on fire this week.  Even though the Redskins are 1-15 and there may be more Bears fans in the stadium, I think the Bears offense has been pretty awful which leads me to take the home team in Washington given that they will be playing as a more desperate team.  Of course, if Mitch Trubisky finds his rhythm then things could not only get ugly for Washington in this game but for the season. 


2019 Season against the Spread- 19-14
2019 Season Straight Up- 23-10

2018 Season against the Spread- 112-107-7
2018 Season Straight Up- 137-86-2
2018 Locks- 21-16-2

2017-18 Against the Spread- 121-125-7
2017-18 Season Straight Up - 167-92

2016-17 Against the Spread - 141-115-7
2016-17 Straight Up - 101-41

2015-16 Against the Spread - 140-110  

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Thursday, September 19, 2019

Week 3 Thursday Night Breakdown


Marcus Mariota battles against Gardner Minshew.  


Italicized for win
Bolded for spread




Tennessee Titans (-1.5) @ Jacksonville Jaguars -  Two really good defenses duke it out as Mariota and Minshew will face a lot of pressure which could result in a low scoring game.  Jalen Ramsey will play in this rivalry game.  Derrick Henry has been playing better than Leonard Fournette which could lead to the third straight win by the road team on Thursday Night Football.  


Week 2 against the Spread - 10-6
Week 2 Straight up- 13-3
2019 Season against the Spread- 19-13
2019 Season Straight Up- 23-9

2018 Season against the Spread- 112-107-7
2018 Season Straight Up- 137-86-2
2018 Locks- 21-16-2

2017-18 Against the Spread- 121-125-7
2017-18 Season Straight Up - 167-92

2016-17 Against the Spread - 141-115-7
2016-17 Straight Up - 101-41

2015-16 Against the Spread - 140-110  
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Sunday, September 15, 2019

Week 2 Picks


Gardner Minshew who replaces 
Nick Foles of Jaguars has a lot of confidence


Italicized for win

Bolded for spread


Arizona Cardinals @ Baltimore Ravens (-13) -  Kyler Murray could have an OK week.  But the Cardinals defense gave up a lot of points last week.  It had been 5 years since Larry Fitzerald caught a 40 yard pass but he caught two last week.  Tight end Mark Andrews missed practice but could have another big week.  Cardinals are 15-44 against the AFC all time.  Look for a similar offensive performance by Lamar Jackson plus the Ravens generally give opposing rookie QBs a tough time at home.  

LA Chargers (-2.5) @ Lions - Hunter Henry is out but Mike Williams returns.  Hockenson and Amendola had big weeks but Stafford is probably not going to throw it 45 times.  Kerryon Johnson had 21 carries last week but was unproductive.  This will be an interesting test for TJ Hockenson especially since the Chargers typically slow down the opposing tight ends.  

Indinapolis Colts @ Tennessee Titans (-3) -  Titans gave constant pressure to the Browns but largely due to the fact that the Browns were relying on their 3rd string left tackle.  The Titans still have a real homefield advantage in this one.  Derrick Henry has averaged 6 yards per carry in his career.  Titans were the 3rd best against the run last season and the Colts will still try to run the ball with Mack. Look for Eric Ebron to have a relatively big week against a Titans defense 

Dallas Cowboys (-5.5) @ Washington Redskins - Case Keenum was really good in the 1st half and even had a garbage time touchdown.  Although it is questionable how much of that was due to the Eagles being in a coma given that the Eagles turned it on in the 2nd half and one of the TDs that Keenum had happened in garbage. 

The Redskins defense is better than the Giants although they will be without Johnathan Allen.  The Cowboys also appear to be running a much better offense under offensive coordinator Kellen Moore.  Without a consistent pass rush, the Redskins could be in trouble.  

Seattle (+4) @ Pittsburgh - Big Ben and the Steelers are favored by more points than they scored last week.  Still, anticipate the bounceback game by Big Ben and the Steelers.  

Minnestota Vikings @ Green Bay Packers (-3) - Look For Rodgers to bounce back after a relatively poor showing against the Bears. 10 passes for Cousins was low; the Vikings will have to rely more on the air in this one.  Rodgers has had 24 touchdowns and 0 interceptions in his last 7 games against the Vikings, which include 6 wins and a tie.

Buffalo Bills (-1.5) @ NY Giants- Josh Allen looking to get his 2nd straight win in the same stadium.   Singletary could have a bigger week for the Bills.  Far from a lock given that Barkley could carry the giants to a win but the Giants receiving corp is even more banged up if Sterling Shepard is ruled out with a concussion.

Jacksonville Jaguars (+9) @ Houston Texans- The Texans appear to have trouble protecting Watson.  Leonard Founette is going to get a lot of carries.  Duke Johnson had double the amount of snaps last week than Hyde.  Stills who almost had a game winning TD.

San Francisco 49ers (+2) @ Cincinnati Bengals– Andy Dalton is at home threw the ball 50+ times last week.  But the 49ers did a good job slowing down the Bucs last week.  Jimmy Garrapolo also has room for improvement.

New England Patriots @ Miami Dolphins (+19) – New England is 1-5 in their last 5 games although the patriots secondary played lights out against the Steelers and Fitzpatrick could  throw some interceptions.  Antonio Brown could play.  Albert Wilson had 5 targets and 4 receptions.  

Kansas City Chiefs @ Oakland Raiders (+7.5)  – Could be a high scoring game given that Derek Carr has been high scoring.  Tryeek Hill is out.  Gruden’s game plan will be to slow the game although he may have to counter given the explosiveness of Kansas City's offense.

Chicago Bears (-1.5) LOCK @ Denver Broncos – Montgomerry may be more involved this week based on how well he played.   Bears defense could travel well especially against Joe Flacco. 

New Orleans Saints @ LA Rams (-2.5) – Brees looks to get revenge although the Rams will also be fueled by the fact that their win against the Saints was tainted.  Plus this game is outdoors and the warm weather could favor the Rams.  
  
Philadelphia Eagles (-1) @ Atlanta Falcons-  Wentz looked great last week and the Falcons have typically struggled against the Eagles.  Look for that trend to continue if Freeman continues to struggle.  

Cleveland Brown @ NY Jets (+6.5) – Sam Darnold got mono so now the Trevor Siemien will get the start. Even though the Jets employ a similar defense as that of the Titans which gave Mayfield trouble, so the Jets could do enough to keep it close. 


2019 Season against the Spread- 10-7
2019 Season Straight Up- 11-6

2018 Season against the Spread- 112-107-7
2018 Season Straight Up- 137-86-2
2018 Locks- 21-16-2

2017-18 Against the Spread- 121-125-7
2017-18 Season Straight Up - 167-92

2016-17 Against the Spread - 141-115-7
2016-17 Straight Up - 101-41

2015-16 Against the Spread - 140-110  
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Thursday, September 12, 2019

Week 2 Thursday Night Breakdown

Newton looks to get his first win after losing 7 straight
His last win was against these Bucs in Week 9 last season

 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (+6.5) @ Carolina Panthers - Cam Newton and Winston both had terrible week ones which is a big reason why both their teams are 0-1.  Winston has lost his last 6 games while Cam Newton has lost his last 7 games.  Cam Newton is 9-2 in his last 11 games against Tampa Bay but is only 4-9 in Thursday Night games.  Winston has not won a road game since 2016 against the Chargers.  Although Winston did lead the Bucs to a victory over the Panthers the last time these teams played

 Ronald Jones will get more carries but McCaffery looms large for the Panthers.  Greg Olsen is banged up with a back injury but will still likely play; look for Curtis Sameul to be more heavily involved as he had only had 4 targets.  It was a good week for the Bucs defense last week . 

The Bucs still have a multitude of offensive weapons.  Presumably, Mike Evans is recovered from his flu which only left him with 4 receptions.  Two TDs were called back last week due to penalties while Winston did have 3 interceptions, perhaps people may be underrating the 49ers defense.

Given the health of Cam Newton who has been playing with a lower leg injury, look for the Bucs to keeps it close despite the fact that it is a Thursday Night game which often favors the home team.

2019 Season against the Spread- 9-7
2019 Season Straight Up- 11-5

2018 Season against the Spread- 112-107-7
2018 Season Straight Up- 137-86-2
2018 Locks- 21-16-2

2017-18 Against the Spread- 121-125-7
2017-18 Season Straight Up - 167-92

2016-17 Against the Spread - 141-115-7
2016-17 Straight Up - 101-41

2015-16 Against the Spread - 140-110  
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Sunday, September 8, 2019

2019 Week 1 Picks

Brown isn't playing tonight
But the Patriots just got that much better

Atlanta Falcons @ Minnesota Vikings (-3.5) - One concern for the Falcons is their Atlanta’s offensive line which could be worsened as they played on the road.  Cousins on paper could have a big game and at least nothing big is on the line like a playoff spot.  Falcons by scheme allow a lot pass catches to the running back so this will be a good game to gauge Dalvin Cook’s value.  Minnesota has won the last 3 meetings against Atlanta.

 Washington Redskins (+10) @ Philadelphia Eagles - It is a lot of points but Washington’s left side of the offensive line has been concerning with Trent Williams holding out.   Case Keenum returns to where his career fell off the tracks in a playoff loss to Eagles in the NFC Championship in 2018.  Jordan Reed is out so the Redskins although they are featuring interesting young weapons including Guice who makes Peterson a healthy scratch.  Carson Wentz will probably be a bit rusty since he didn't take a snap in preseason.  Philadelphia have won 5 out 6 games including the last 2 by double digits although Washington is much healthier in this opener.

 LA Rams (-2) @ Carolina Panthers - Todd Gurley appears to be back to 100% at least in the short term and the Rams will also get back Cooper Kupp, who they desperately could have used against the Patriots.  The Panthers have done well against non-divisional opponents so this game could go either way.  

 Buffalo Bills (+2.5) @ NY Jets - The Bills defense should travel well. Robbie Anderson is injured. Sam Darnold second year. LeVeon Bell is fresh off a whole season of holding out.   

 Baltimore Ravens (-7) @ Miami Dolphins - Ravens are 8-2 in September since 2016.  It will be interesting if the Dolphins will follow the Chargers blueprint in slowing down Jackson and if the Lamar Jackson improved his game.  Miami also appears to be tanking.

 San Francisco 49ers @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-1) - This could be a test game for Jameis Winston with Bruce Arians with good weapons like Mik Evans, Chris Godwin from the slot, and tight end OJ Howard.  Dante Pettis after having a tumultuous offseason could have his opportunity if this game becomes ugly.  

 Kansas City Chiefs @ Jacksonville Jaguars (+3.5) - The Chiefs blew out the Jaguars although Mahomes did have his worst game of the season and didn't throw an interception.  

 Tennessee Titans @ Cleveland Browns (-5.5)(LOCK) - The Browns hype train leaves the station with a 5.5 point favorites and Tony Romo calling the game.  Odell Beckham is not 100 percent with a hip flexor.  Pro bowl left tackle for the Titans is out.  

 Detroit Lions (-2.5) @ Arizona Cardinals - This could be a big game for offensive weapons of the Chargers including Kerryon Johnson, Marvin Jones, and Kelly Golladay.   Kyler Murray looked a bit rusty when encountered by the blitzing Raiders so perhaps week 1 could be a true test of what he can do although now Murray has the freedom to run the ball.  

 Cincinnati Bengals @ Seattle Seahawks (-9.5) (LOCK) - Bengals defense was one of the worst last season and their offense could struggle against the 12th man.  Look for Seattle to rely heavily upon the run.  The Bengals will look to target Boyd and will have to carry the offense with a team already missing their less left tackle. 

Chris Carson closed out the season strong.  Clowney looks to have impressive debut with Seattle's defense.   

 Indianapolis Colts (+6.5) @ LA Chargers - Jacoby Brisset is a sneaky running quarterback who doesn’t commit turnovers but the Chargers defense is tough.  It will be interesting to see how well Mack and Hilton.  Doyle will likely be out there for more snaps but look for Eric Ebron to get more touches in the red zone.  This will be a chance for tight end Hunter Henry to step up with the departure of Antonio Gates. 


 NY Giants @ Dallas Cowboys (-7.5) - Eli Manning has had a lot of good games in Cowboys stadium but his wide receiving corps seems to deplete with Golden Tate suspended.   Dak was a top rated quarterback after Amari Cooper was added.  Perhaps Gallup may have a bigger role in this game since Amari Cooper is dealing with plantar fascitis.  The return of Ezekiel Elliott could make it tough for the Giants.  

Pittsburgh @ New England Patriots (-5.5) - Sony Michel looks to continue his rushing of 100 yard games after.  New England traditionally takes away the #1 option so JuJu may not have a great game while the Steelers may rely more upon James Conner.   

 Houston Texans (+7) @ New Orleans Saints - This could be a big game for Kamara especially since the Texans are without Jadeveon Clowney.  The Texans have an outside chance to keep it close with Hopkins and Fuller plus for whatever the reason the Saints have struggled in the beginning of the season and usually hit their gear later.  

 Denver Broncos (-2.5) @ Oakland Raiders - 
Phillip Lindsay played well last season but has to prove it with a new quarterback in Flacco and new head coach.  Emmanuel Sanders could have a decent game provided he can overcome his Achilles injury.  Darren Waller could have a good game for the Raiders especially since Derek Carr has the propensity not to throw the ball deep.  Josh Jacob the running back drafted in the 1st round, will make his debut. 


2019 Season against the Spread- 0-1
2019 Season Straight Up- 0-1

2018 Season against the Spread- 112-107-7
2018 Season Straight Up- 137-86-2
2018 Locks- 21-16-2

2017-18 Against the Spread- 121-125-7
2017-18 Season Straight Up - 167-92

2016-17 Against the Spread - 141-115-7
2016-17 Straight Up - 101-41

2015-16 Against the Spread - 140-110  
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Thursday, September 5, 2019

Week 1 Thursday Night Pick

Aaron Rodgers getting ready 
for the start of the football season

Italicized for win
Bolded for spread

Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears (-3)  - While many are predicting a regression to the mean for Chicago the Bears were 12-4 and a missed field goal away from moving on past the Eagles in the playoffs. The Bears should also have a slightly more dynamic offense if rookie running back David Montgomerry Lives up to the hype. In this game against a division rival, they have homefield advantage which ultimately could be the difference.

It could take a week or two for things to come together for the Packers with their new coach Matt LeFleur.  While the Packers should run the ball more this season, Aaron Rodgers may look to pass the ball.  That being said, it will be interesting to see how the Packers look without Mike McCarthy.  Aaron Jones should have a good season given LaFleur's offense generally favor the run although this may be a bad game for him given the strength of the Bears rush defense.  This could be a low scoring affair which could hit the under of 46 points.

2019 Postseason Against the Spread: 5-5-1
2019 Postseason Straight Up: 5-6

2018 Season against the Spread- 112-107-7
2018 Season Straight Up- 137-86-2
2018 Locks- 21-16-2

2017-18 Against the Spread- 121-125-7
2017-18 Season Straight Up - 167-92

2016-17 Against the Spread - 141-115-7
2016-17 Straight Up - 101-41

2015-16 Against the Spread - 140-110  
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