Loot Levinson

Welcome back for the 2020-2021 NFL Season! We thank you for making us one of your reading choices! Week 1 kicks off with Thursday Night Football when the Houston Texans visit Arrowhead Stadium to take on the Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs. KC is laying a HUGE number here, which is questionable at best with no preseason and potential timing issues. It’s always best to sit back and watch for a couple weeks before risking your hard earned money. All Week One action should be limited to lunch money bets!

Let’s get real here! Loot gives his pick to win the Seahawks/Falcons game here, BUT, the winner of this matchup will likely be whichever team has the ball last. Both of these clubs are helter skelter. Proceed with caution!

The “Las Vegas Raiders” finally comes to fruition in Week 1 as the team travels east to Bank of America Stadium to take on the “Cam-less” Carolina Panthers. The Raiders are currently sitting as a -3 favorite. There are lots of unknowns with this contest. Check out Loot’s take on how he thinks it’ll play out!

A rookie QB in Joe Burrow? Tyrod Taylor at the helm for the Bolts? Can Anthony Anthony Lynn win? This game has all kinds of unknowns! Get Loot’s Los Angeles Chargers vs. Cincinnati Bengals pick here!

The general consensus among football bettors is that the Chicago Bears have gotten worse and the Detroit Lions have gotten better in the offseason. Truth-be-told, we’ll have to see it with our own eyes to believe it. One thing is for certain, it’s an NFC North game and it will be highly competitive. See how Loot is betting the game and who he thinks will cover the spread.

The Seattle Seahawks are always a tough team to handicap. A leaky offensive line, a questionable defense, players coming and going, it’s tough to gauge this team. Russell Wilson is now 31 years old and appears to have plenty of gas left in the tank, but their schedule is tough, making them a nice value bet to go under their posted total of 10 wins. See Loot’s take here!

The Philip Rivers era begins in Indianapolis as the aging 38-year old will have the best protection he’s had in his whole career. With Indy being a run-first team, he may be the game manager that Frank Reich and Co. has been looking for.

Can the Los Angeles Chargers rebound off their lowly 5-win season without Philip Rivers? Was Rivers or Anthony Lynn the problem? Can Tyrod Taylor or Justin Herbert rally the troops to exceed the Bolts 8 win line? Loot gives his prediction to cash!

The Buffalo Bills have progressively gotten better, but are they worthy of going over the posted total season wins of 9.5? See Loot’s thoughts before placing a wager on this questionable bet!