As long as sports have existed, there has been a discrepancy between statistics and the “eye test”. Many proponents say stats are the best way to judge a player’s performance in a particular sport. Many will disagree, citing the eye test as a reason why player X is better than player Y.
The Minnesota Vikings traveled to Chicago to face the Bears on Monday Night Football, and it was a defensive battle from the opening kickoff. The teams combined for four turnovers, three sacks, and ten punts. Minnesota was able to put together a solid drive late in the game and won 19-13 on the road.
The Patriots dominated the ground through the first three quarters and got out to a big lead. Unfortunately for the Ravens, heavy rain in the fourth quarter stopped their chances of a comeback and the Patriots pulled off the 23-17 upset.
A candidate for the game of the year this season, the Buffalo Bills traveled to Arizona to battle the Cardinals. A back and forth affair all afternoon saw Sean Mcdermott’s team jump out to a 16-9 halftime lead. Battling back on offense after a slow start, Kyler Murray would orchestrate three scoring drives in the second half to take a 26-23 advantage late in the fourth quarter.
In a game that was expected to be a blowout, the Jacksonville Jaguars kept it close against the Green Bay Packers. The final score of 24-20 was barely off of the predicted 27-20 from earlier in the week from the preview. The Packers fought back from their early struggles to win the game as the defense smothered Jake Luton on the final drive to earn the victory.
During the first few weeks of the 2019 season, the Miami Dolphins seemed to be tasked with a long rebuild ahead of them. With Chris Grier as the general manager, he hired former Patriots defensive coordinator Brian Flores as the new head coach. Grier was hired as the general manager in 2016 after being the team’s director of college scouting. Behind Grier and Flores, the Dolphins underwent a massive makeover and culture shift.
Yesterday, we had plenty of exciting NFL action. Hopefully, you read my Fave Five Prop Bets from last night’s game, where I was a perfect 5-5. If not, you have the chance to make some tonight as we have a matchup between NFC North divisional rivals as the 3-5 Minnesota Vikings head to Chicago to take on the 5-4 Bears.
After the Saints’ domination of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last week combined with the Niners being depleted on offense, we were expecting a lopsided affair. It was close for a bit but the Saints finally pulled away in the second half and won 27-13.
This game wasn’t what most people expected. The Houston Texans and Cleveland Browns faced off in what most thought would be a higher scoring affair.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers traveled to Charlotte, NC to face the Carolina Panthers in divisional play in Week 10; facing the Panthers for the second time this season.
The Minnesota Vikings (3-5) face off against the Chicago Bears (5-4) in a divisional matchup on Monday night. Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins has the chance to snap his 0-8 record on Monday Night Football, but more importantly, get a big road win against a dominant Bears defense.
The cash game article’s goal is to outline some safe plays while also providing options that will help you create the most optimal builds. The whole point is for us to make some money.
As long as sports have existed, there has been a discrepancy between statistics and the “eye test”. Many proponents say stats are the best way to judge a player’s performance in a particular sport. Many will disagree, citing the eye test as a reason why player X is better than player Y.
The Minnesota Vikings traveled to Chicago to face the Bears on Monday Night Football, and it was a defensive battle from the opening kickoff. The teams combined for four turnovers, three sacks, and ten punts. Minnesota was able to put together a solid drive late in the game and won 19-13 on the road.
The Patriots dominated the ground through the first three quarters and got out to a big lead. Unfortunately for the Ravens, heavy rain in the fourth quarter stopped their chances of a comeback and the Patriots pulled off the 23-17 upset.
A candidate for the game of the year this season, the Buffalo Bills traveled to Arizona to battle the Cardinals. A back and forth affair all afternoon saw Sean Mcdermott’s team jump out to a 16-9 halftime lead. Battling back on offense after a slow start, Kyler Murray would orchestrate three scoring drives in the second half to take a 26-23 advantage late in the fourth quarter.
In a game that was expected to be a blowout, the Jacksonville Jaguars kept it close against the Green Bay Packers. The final score of 24-20 was barely off of the predicted 27-20 from earlier in the week from the preview. The Packers fought back from their early struggles to win the game as the defense smothered Jake Luton on the final drive to earn the victory.
During the first few weeks of the 2019 season, the Miami Dolphins seemed to be tasked with a long rebuild ahead of them. With Chris Grier as the general manager, he hired former Patriots defensive coordinator Brian Flores as the new head coach. Grier was hired as the general manager in 2016 after being the team’s director of college scouting. Behind Grier and Flores, the Dolphins underwent a massive makeover and culture shift.
Yesterday, we had plenty of exciting NFL action. Hopefully, you read my Fave Five Prop Bets from last night’s game, where I was a perfect 5-5. If not, you have the chance to make some tonight as we have a matchup between NFC North divisional rivals as the 3-5 Minnesota Vikings head to Chicago to take on the 5-4 Bears.
After the Saints’ domination of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last week combined with the Niners being depleted on offense, we were expecting a lopsided affair. It was close for a bit but the Saints finally pulled away in the second half and won 27-13.
This game wasn’t what most people expected. The Houston Texans and Cleveland Browns faced off in what most thought would be a higher scoring affair.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers traveled to Charlotte, NC to face the Carolina Panthers in divisional play in Week 10; facing the Panthers for the second time this season.
The Minnesota Vikings (3-5) face off against the Chicago Bears (5-4) in a divisional matchup on Monday night. Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins has the chance to snap his 0-8 record on Monday Night Football, but more importantly, get a big road win against a dominant Bears defense.
The cash game article’s goal is to outline some safe plays while also providing options that will help you create the most optimal builds. The whole point is for us to make some money.
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