This week we head to the first mile and a half track of the season down in Homestead, Miami. We are two weeks into the NASCAR Cup Series and there have already been two first time winners.
After starting the season 5-1, the Chicago Bears then lost six games in a row. That put head coach Matt Nagy and general manager Ryan Pace on the hot seat. However, after the six-game skid, they rallied back and finished the season 8-8 for the second year in a row. With the expanded playoff field, the Bears made the playoffs but were eliminated by the New Orleans Saints by a score of 21-9.
Last week’s Daytona 500 was the worst possible outcome for many bettors. This week we’ll look to get back on track in much less of a wildcard race as the drivers head back down to Daytona Beach for the road course.
This is the start of new series on NASCAR gambling. Each week, I will discuss my favorite bets for each week throughout the NASCAR Cup Series season. To kick the season off, the drivers head down to Daytona for the Great American Race.
The big game is officially upon us and as always there are plenty of ways to make money. Whether it be squares, prop bets, or daily fantasy you can pretty much do it all. Today we will focus on daily fantasy and the Super Bowl matchup is as good as it gets.
Super wild-card weekend is in the books and now it is time for the divisional round games. We kick things off on Saturday with a two-game slate. The first game will be the Los Angeles Rams (11-6) going into Lambeau Field to face the top-seeded Green Bay Packers (13-3). That game will be followed by the Baltimore Ravens (12-5) heading into Buffalo to face the Bills (14-3). Let’s jump right into some top GPP players, cash plays, and a dart throw for Saturday’s games.
The regular season is over and now it is officially playoff time. What better way to kick things off than with a wildcard weekend filled with six-games. In this article, I will take a look at the top players for Saturday’s game. There will be some dart throws, Cash plays, GPP plays, and my top stack of the day. Let’s jump right into the top plays for wild card weekend. Be on the lookout for more DFS plays for Sunday’s games.
It’s time for the last Monday night game of the season. We cap off the Monday night schedule with an AFC East matchup. The Buffalo Bills will head into Foxborough for a matchup with the New England Patriots.
This game was supposed to be a battle between old school and new school in the AFC North. However, since Joe Burrow is out for the season, Ryan Finley will lead the Cincinnati Bengals as they host Ben Roethlisberger and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Since this is a Monday night game, it could not get flexed so we are stuck with a game that will likely end in a blowout. That does not mean there isn’t still money to be made in DFS. Now let’s jump right into the top players for this Monday night showdown.
The final Thursday night football game for the season is officially upon us. This week, it’s a battle in the AFC West with the Las Vegas Raiders hosting the Los Angeles Chargers. The Raiders are coming into this game off of a loss to the Indianapolis Colts. That puts the Raiders in a must-win situation if they want a shot at making the playoffs. Last week, the Chargers pulled off a last-second field goal to beat the Atlanta Falcons. However, they have already been eliminated from any hope of the playoffs. That does not mean they can’t still play spoiler against a division rival. Let’s take a look at the top players in this matchup.
The NFL playoff race is starting to heat up. Monday night football brings us a colossal matchup out of the AFC North. The Cleveland Browns will host the Baltimore Ravens. This game is the biggest game for the Browns in many, many years.
Thursday Night Football brings us a rematch of Super Bowl LIII. In a must-win game for the New England Patriots, they face off against the Los Angeles Rams.
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