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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott (4) is warming up for an NFL pre-season game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Arizona Cardinals in Arlington, Texas on Sunday, August 26, 2018. (AP Photo / Ron Jenkins)
It's the first week of the NFL season and the conventional wisdom is that there's a week when you're going to go with the sportsbook lines, that's the week of the week. opening of the season.
We've seen what draft picks and training camp superstars can do in pre-season action, but there's a reason why there's a "meadow" before the word. It's before the season, the moment when coaches test new parts, new formations and new staff combinations. And there was more "meadow" in the preseason than ever before, as more and more coaches chose to play the stars for the last two games rather than risk getting injured before the matches count.
If you're a newcomer to the legalization of sports betting, the growing lack of knowledge about eyeball tests on apples this year is one more reason for week 1. But what fun?
We take root for the oppressed as a society. Linen manufacturers, they know it. That's why you see the gaps widen – so that even in the worst clashes we want to believe, we want to be Lloyd Christmas.
You say that's the person you want to be at week 1? Well, you are in the right place. Each week, we will face the three underdogs who are playing in the past and the present – how the team played in the past and how the punters feel about the team before the start of the season. 'action.
As I wrote here, there are some choices that are delusional this week, but Texans, Giants and Here's a sneak peek of the best outsider games of Week 1, with current NFL ratings of YouWager.eu.
Chiefs (+3,5) at Chargers
I just do not get all the love for the Chargers in 2018. Maybe it's because I made this trip too often at the time of Philip Rivers, that everything was excited that it was the year when to lose when it counts. This combined with the Chiefs' historic efficiency in September, the offensive weapons of the team and the excitement of new starter Patrick Mahomes.
The Chiefs are 8-0 in their last eight games against the Chargers, averaging 12.38 points in those games. The Chiefs are 12-2 ATS in their last 14 road games and 8-2 ATS in their last 10 road games in September. The Chargers are 4-16 in their last 20 division games and Rivers earned a 42.9 QB rating with six interceptions and 1 TD. And the last smart money is heading for the leaders. I like K.C all right, 27-24.
Cowboys (+3) at the Panthers
If you believe in pre-season stories, the Cowboys are down and the Panthers have plenty of weapons. The smart money is not just trying to buy it. While the general public is betting on the Panthers with nearly 60% of the money going to the home team, late money from the pros comes on the Cowboys according to Vegas sources.
Why? The Cowboys have 14-4-1 CÉP in their last road games in September and 5-1 in their last six games against the Panthers. Dallas finished third in last season in number of yards per game on the road, while Carolina ranked 30th in the same home stats. More than statistics, the Cowboys are more talented than the current story suggests. No Dez Bryant, Jason Witten and a battered offensive line that will challenge Dak Prescott for a good year back. I'm in the Dak bounce and he's starting to build this story in this game. I love Carolina, 28-27, but Dallas to cover.
Redskins (+1) at Cardinals
This line is moving towards a choice with many online sports betting and there is a reason. The Redskins' optimism rests largely on the growing sense that Alex Smith is perfectly suited to a Redskins team that has an outstanding offensive line. Add Adrian Peterson to the mix and this results in a heavier attack and a lot less chance of being taken by a draft Risktaker QB like Kirk Cousins. That's the kind of match where if Smith can be an effective gambling manager and a clear smuggler, the Cardinals have plenty of holes that can lead to self-inflicted injuries.
The smart money is late for the Redskins, both in terms of total wagered money and total betting volume. And there is a story to keep, as the Redskins are 9-2 against the last 11 against the cards. My choice: Washington, 28-24.
A couple of final notes
– The +1.5 Dolphins at home against the Titans are one of those games. When you look at history alone, it seems like fish is a good choice for the oppressed. The Dolphins are 42-18 in their last home games in September. The Titans are 9-21 against the gap in their last 30 games on the road. The last time Ryan Tannehill and Adam Gase were together in 2016, Tannehill was talking about MVP (!!!) at one point and the Dolphins were 6-1 SU in home starts, with a average of 27 points per game.
And oh yes, Marcus Mariotta has thrown 11 selections for just 5 touchdowns in road games in 2017. But I'm looking at smart money (our composite interviews with Vegas and online books account for about 58% of the time). Titan money) and Titans "Attack new-look (I'm a fan of Dion Lewis), and I'm Titans on this one.
– A choice of bonuses that is not an online outsider, but a very odd money outsider. Indy started as a 1-1 / 2 point favorite and this line went 2 1/2 behind, but there was an online betting that took 88% of his money on the Bengals, with over 1 , $ 14 million wagered late Thursday. There are numbers to support the game as the Colts are 1-9 ATS in their last 10 games of Week 1. That said, Indy has more talent than Cincy, certainly more than the money. huge Bengals. . I like Andrew Luck in a legitimate return night, 30-21.
And before you are too oppressed here, keep that in mind via David Purdum of ESPN:
Zero – the number of losses in September that Nevada sports bets have suffered over the last 30 years, according to the state gaming control.https: //t.co/zDhTRembgS
– David Payne Purdum (@DavidPurdum) September 6, 2018
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Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott (4) is warming up for an NFL pre-season game between the Dallas Cowboys and the Arizona Cardinals in Arlington, Texas on Sunday, August 26, 2018. (AP Photo / Ron Jenkins)
It's the first week of the NFL season and the conventional wisdom is that there's a week when you're going to go with the sportsbook lines, that's the week of the week. opening of the season.
We've seen what draft picks and training camp superstars can do in pre-season action, but there's a reason why there's a "meadow" before the word. It's before the season, the moment when coaches test new parts, new formations and new staff combinations. And there was more "meadow" in the preseason than ever before, as more and more coaches chose to play the stars for the last two games rather than risk getting injured before the matches count.
If you're a newcomer to the legalization of sports betting, the growing lack of knowledge about eyeball tests on apples this year is one more reason for week 1. But what fun?
We take root for the oppressed as a society. Linen manufacturers, they know it. That's why you see the gaps widen – so that even in the worst clashes we want to believe, we want to be Lloyd Christmas.
You say that's the person you want to be at week 1? Well, you are in the right place. Each week, we will face the three underdogs who are playing in the past and the present – how the team played in the past and how the punters feel about the team before the start of the season. 'action.
As I wrote here, there are some choices that are delusional this week, but Texans, Giants and Here's a sneak peek of the best outsider games of Week 1, with current NFL ratings of YouWager.eu.
Chiefs (+3,5) at Chargers
I just do not get all the love for the Chargers in 2018. Maybe it's because I made this trip too often at the time of Philip Rivers, that everything was excited that it was the year when to lose when it counts. This combined with the Chiefs' historic efficiency in September, the offensive weapons of the team and the excitement of new starter Patrick Mahomes.
The Chiefs are 8-0 in their last eight games against the Chargers, averaging 12.38 points in those games. The Chiefs are 12-2 ATS in their last 14 road games and 8-2 ATS in their last 10 road games in September. The Chargers are 4-16 in their last 20 division games and Rivers earned a 42.9 QB rating with six interceptions and 1 TD. And the last smart money is heading for the leaders. I like K.C all right, 27-24.
Cowboys (+3) at the Panthers
If you believe in pre-season stories, the Cowboys are down and the Panthers have plenty of weapons. The smart money is not just trying to buy it. While the general public is betting on the Panthers with nearly 60% of the money going to the home team, late money from the pros comes on the Cowboys according to Vegas sources.
Why? The Cowboys have 14-4-1 CÉP in their last road games in September and 5-1 in their last six games against the Panthers. Dallas finished third in last season in number of yards per game on the road, while Carolina ranked 30th in the same home stats. More than statistics, the Cowboys are more talented than the current story suggests. No Dez Bryant, Jason Witten and a battered offensive line that will challenge Dak Prescott for a good year back. I'm in the Dak bounce and he's starting to build this story in this game. I love Carolina, 28-27, but Dallas to cover.
Redskins (+1) at Cardinals
This line is moving towards a choice with many online sports betting and there is a reason. The Redskins' optimism rests largely on the growing sense that Alex Smith is perfectly suited to a Redskins team that has an outstanding offensive line. Add Adrian Peterson to the mix and this results in a heavier attack and a lot less chance of being taken by a draft Risktaker QB like Kirk Cousins. That's the kind of match where if Smith can be an effective gambling manager and a clear smuggler, the Cardinals have plenty of holes that can lead to self-inflicted injuries.
The smart money is late for the Redskins, both in terms of total wagered money and total betting volume. And there is a story to keep, as the Redskins are 9-2 against the last 11 against the cards. My choice: Washington, 28-24.
A couple of final notes
– The +1.5 Dolphins at home against the Titans are one of those games. When you look at history alone, it seems like fish is a good choice for the oppressed. The Dolphins are 42-18 in their last home games in September. The Titans are 9-21 against the gap in their last 30 games on the road. The last time Ryan Tannehill and Adam Gase were together in 2016, Tannehill was talking about MVP (!!!) at one point and the Dolphins were 6-1 SU in home starts, with a average of 27 points per game.
And oh yes, Marcus Mariotta has thrown 11 selections for just 5 touchdowns in road games in 2017. But I'm looking at smart money (our composite interviews with Vegas and online books account for about 58% of the time). Titan money) and Titans "Attack new-look (I'm a fan of Dion Lewis), and I'm Titans on this one.
– A choice of bonuses that is not an online outsider, but a very odd money outsider. Indy started as a 1-1 / 2 point favorite and this line went 2 1/2 behind, but there was an online betting that took 88% of his money on the Bengals, with over 1 , $ 14 million wagered late Thursday. There are numbers to support the game as the Colts are 1-9 ATS in their last 10 games of Week 1. That said, Indy has more talent than Cincy, certainly more than the money. huge Bengals. . I like Andrew Luck in a legitimate return night, 30-21.
And before you are too oppressed here, keep that in mind via David Purdum of ESPN:
Zero – the number of losses in September that Nevada sports bets have suffered over the last 30 years, according to the state gaming control.https: //t.co/zDhTRembgS
– David Payne Purdum (@DavidPurdum) September 6, 2018
