I'll start this week off with my Thursday play(s). Last week was just a cluster with me changing picks up until the last minute. The system play also lost last week for the first time in 2 months, so that was a bit annoying.
Last Week: 3-2 Plays, 1-3 Leans. Back to .500 on the Plays for the year.
Thanksgiving Plays:
New England +2.5 (W2) at Minnesota (L1). I will admit that this is not the best spot. Betting New England who got the miracle cover last week on a punt return, vs. a team that just got spanked 40-3 on "America's Game of the Week" 4 PM last week. Kirk Cousins is actually 2-0 on Thanksgiving, and he covered last year on Thursday night against the Steelers. So that whole "Kirk Cousins primetime thing isn't really applicable Thursday. It's more of a Monday night thing IMO. The pick is more of a consensus fade than anything. I was surprised to see the public on Minnesota so hard after last week, but I guess New England's inability to do anything against the Jets also factors in.
If I had guts, I would take the OVER. Can't help but think that two teams that scored a total of 6 points in their last 119 minutes of football would have their next game go over.
Leans:
Buffalo -9.5 (W1) at Detroit (W2). Playing Buffalo would normally be pretty square, but we've got Buffalo really struggling coming into the game. And the Lions fresh off consecutive wins. A double digit comeback against the Electric Bears, and a blowout of the playoff bound Giants. Feels like a get right spot for Buffalo who should be able to score at will against a talented Detroit team that just won't be able to keep up.
NY Giants +10.5 (L1) at Dallas (W1). I read something like Dallas is 0-11-1 ATS in their last Thanksgiving games? If that's true it went completely over my head. Dallas has covered the last few in pretty convincing fashion. But along with the trend, it's also a good spot with the Giants coming off the blowout loss to Detroit and Dallas coming off the blowout win against Minnesota. The Giants have kept most of the games close this season.
2022 Regular Season
26-26 Plays, 11-18 Leans, 3-2 System Plays, 2-0 Half System Plays
2021 Regular Season
36-29 Plays, 25-31 leans
2021 Playoffs
3-3 Plays, 0-2 leans (I'm not counting the SB props and alternate lines and stuff).
2020 Regular Season
18-16-1 Plays, 18-18-1 Leans
2020 Playoffs
6-2 Plays, 0-1 Leans
2019 Regular Season
15-8 plays, 7-6 leans, 2-1 Heavy MLs
Last Week: 3-2 Plays, 1-3 Leans. Back to .500 on the Plays for the year.
Thanksgiving Plays:
New England +2.5 (W2) at Minnesota (L1). I will admit that this is not the best spot. Betting New England who got the miracle cover last week on a punt return, vs. a team that just got spanked 40-3 on "America's Game of the Week" 4 PM last week. Kirk Cousins is actually 2-0 on Thanksgiving, and he covered last year on Thursday night against the Steelers. So that whole "Kirk Cousins primetime thing isn't really applicable Thursday. It's more of a Monday night thing IMO. The pick is more of a consensus fade than anything. I was surprised to see the public on Minnesota so hard after last week, but I guess New England's inability to do anything against the Jets also factors in.
If I had guts, I would take the OVER. Can't help but think that two teams that scored a total of 6 points in their last 119 minutes of football would have their next game go over.
Leans:
Buffalo -9.5 (W1) at Detroit (W2). Playing Buffalo would normally be pretty square, but we've got Buffalo really struggling coming into the game. And the Lions fresh off consecutive wins. A double digit comeback against the Electric Bears, and a blowout of the playoff bound Giants. Feels like a get right spot for Buffalo who should be able to score at will against a talented Detroit team that just won't be able to keep up.
NY Giants +10.5 (L1) at Dallas (W1). I read something like Dallas is 0-11-1 ATS in their last Thanksgiving games? If that's true it went completely over my head. Dallas has covered the last few in pretty convincing fashion. But along with the trend, it's also a good spot with the Giants coming off the blowout loss to Detroit and Dallas coming off the blowout win against Minnesota. The Giants have kept most of the games close this season.
2022 Regular Season
26-26 Plays, 11-18 Leans, 3-2 System Plays, 2-0 Half System Plays
2021 Regular Season
36-29 Plays, 25-31 leans
2021 Playoffs
3-3 Plays, 0-2 leans (I'm not counting the SB props and alternate lines and stuff).
2020 Regular Season
18-16-1 Plays, 18-18-1 Leans
2020 Playoffs
6-2 Plays, 0-1 Leans
2019 Regular Season
15-8 plays, 7-6 leans, 2-1 Heavy MLs
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