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@goldenbearzone Looks like 2-5 or 3-6 to me. I thought it was the OC/play-calling that was the problem but now I realize that all the quick throws is a function of our OL not being able to protect the QB long enough to call down the field passes.
I have a bad feeling that JKS is going to be at Indiana next season after the Hoosiers lose Hoover to the NFL draft. The pitch from Cignetti writes itself. "Hey Jaron, you're playing behind a bad offensive line just like Mendoza was when he was at Cal. Come to Indiana and win the Heisman and a national championship".
@BlueFirePicks Leans are profitable over the years but they're not games I'm betting. Plus, Cleveland would only be a Lean at +3 -115 and I don't see that anywhere.
@ASchatzNFL Aaron, the real question is how did that list do from week 4 through the rest of the season? That would be useful information. Provide if you can. Thanks.
@jrstark3 The only thing that changed is the line went down. That's rare that the line goes against me. Usually, the line moves the way I'm betting. FYI, the line had already moved to -2/-1.5 when I was doing Gill's show.
@JoeyKennedy2024 I factor in opposing defenses and weather conditions when I update my ratings and the first 2 weeks only accounts for a 25% change in my ratings from what they were before the season started.
My Free Analysis betting Leans were a perfect 5-0 in week 2 and I have a Lean on the Thursday night game.
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@JoeyKennedy2024 Carolina had a mediocre 44% success and 5.7 yards per play isn't special. But, Young did play well. Can Love? He's only completed 52% of his passes and he's got defenders in his face on nearly half his drop-backs. I do have concerns about ATL but I also have concerns about GB.